EBC vehicles make special coverage of the Independence Bicentennial

To commemorate the Bicentennial of the Independence of Brazil, the vehicles of Brazil Communication Company (EBC) show special content to celebrate the date. Since August 29, the TV Brazilat National Radios and MEC and the Brazil Agency feature extensive thematic programming.

With an eye on interactivity with the public, the EBC defined hashtags to engage the audience and gather all the content produced in commemoration of the fact: #TVBrasilno7, #AgênciaBrasilno7, #Nationalno7, #7deSeptemberand #200 years of Independence.

Throughout the program, the vehicles of the EBC also invite internet users, listeners and spectators. The public will have its space to send, by WhatsApp, memories of past editions of September 7, in the various Brazilian states, and also the participation in the festivities in 2022.

September 7th parade at Esplanada dos Ministérios, in TV Brazil

For the 7th, the EBC prepared a special and extensive journalistic coverage of the official parade, which takes place from 9 am to 11 am, at Esplanada dos Ministérios, in Brasília.

Starting at 7:30 am, the news Brazil on Special Day the “warm up” of the live broadcast begins. Anchored from the Noble Hall of the Planalto Palace, the journalistic program of the TV Brazil will be presented by Renata Corsini and Paulo Leite.

With live entries from reporters on the streets of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Brasília, and with the collaboration in the journalistic coverage of affiliated stations of the National Public Communication Network (RNCP), the broadcast airs news about the presence of authorities, the parade of troops and the public in other cities. In addition to special materials prepared for the Motherland Week.

Since the beginning of the event, comments from three representatives of each of the Armed Forces detail the military parade at the Palace. Throughout the coverage of TV Brazila historian, interviewed by journalist Katiuscia Neri, will highlight, throughout the journalistic coverage of the TV Brazilcuriosities and the importance of the ephemeris for the history of the country.

The journalist will also highlight public participation. WhatsApp messages will be read directly on the video wall of the studio, and the public’s memories will be displayed during the coverage of the traditional civic-military parade on Brazil’s Independence Day.

Best moments

In addition to real-time coverage, TV Brazil shows the best moments of the event, lasting one hour and 45 minutes, at two times: on the same day, at 9:30 pm, and replays at 2:30 am on Thursday morning. The complete program can also be seen at site gives Brazil Agencyat National Radio Networkin the application of TV Brasil Play (Android and IOS systems) and on the social networks of EBC on Twitter, Facebook and Youtube, on the profiles @TVBrasil, @TVBrasilGov, @AgenciaBrasil and @RadioNacionalBR.

The TV news also plan a complete coverage of the main events in the country in the moments following the parade. At noon, local journalistic productions will have links direct from relevant events in the cities. Presented by Annie Zanetti, the SP reporter will be anchored from the Ipiranga Museum. At the DF reporter, the studio presentation is by Giulianno Cartaxo, with entries from reporters directly from the Esplanada dos Ministérios. And in the capital of Rio de Janeiro, Munike Moret commands the reporter river.

Then the journalist Eliane Benício anchors the Reporter Brazil Afternoonin Rio de Janeiro, directly from the Botanical Garden, founded by Dom João VI himself, in 1808. The nationwide newspaper airs at 12:15 pm, and has live entries from reporters, at Esplanada dos Ministérios (in DF), the Ipiranga Museum (in SP) and the Forte de Copacabana (in RJ), and factual reports on the highlights of the parade.

At 7pm, the Reporter Brazil has a presentation by journalists Lara Fonseca and Roberto Camargo, in the studio in Brasília. The newscast follows, for 40 minutes, with several links at Esplanada dos Ministérios, at Paço Imperial (RJ), and at the reopened Ipiranga Museum, and increases the coverage of the day with live tickets from the Municipal Theater of Rio de Janeiro, which will host the Concert 100 years of Radio in Brazil, with the presentation of the Municipal Theater Symphony Orchestra and the UFF National Symphony Orchestra. the event of MEC radios and National is alluding to the centenary of the first radio broadcast in the country.

Special subjects in Brazil Agency and real-time streaming

Throughout the 7th of September, in addition to full factual coverage of the civic-military parade in Brasília, the Brazil Agency will publish special articles referring to the date. One of them highlights the research that rescues the exact location of the proclamation of Independence in the country.

The public will also be able to check out a report that brings together interviews with biographers of Empress Dona Leopoldina, nicknamed the “architect of Independence”. From the study of the letters exchanged between the Empress and her husband (Dom Pedro I), other family members and political actors of the time, biographers reconstruct the period of regency of Leopoldina, who went down in history as the first woman to govern Brazil. .

Ephemeris featured on the Radios of EBC

The transmission of the September 7th parade on Esplanada dos Ministérios can also be followed live on Brasilia National Radio, National Radio of the Amazon, Alto Solimões National and Rio de Janeiro National. The National Radio Network will also provide coverage of the event to radio and TV stations from anywhere in the world, fur site and via satellite.

Early in the morning, at 7:30 am, Priscilla Mazenotti and Miguelzinho Martins present the radio news national reporter, which brings factual content, focusing on the Bicentennial of Independence. Then, from 8 am to 12 pm, the program airs Brazil Magazinegives National AM Radio from Brasilia. In front of the microphones, Valter Lima retransmits audio excerpts from the civic-military parade, with a tour of the station’s reporters to bring the most relevant facts of the event, and updates the listener with a series of services, such as the traffic situation in the region of the parade and meteorology. Highlight for the interviews with Dom João Henrique de Orleans e Bragança, great-grandson of Princess Isabel, in Petrópolis. Also participating in interviews are the director of the Ipiranga Museum (SP), the director of the Independence Museum (Portugal), and the director of the Imperial Museum.

In the afternoon, the national reporter returns at 12:10 pm and 6:15 pm with articles on the best moments of the parade, public impressions and the presence of authorities. Radio journalists in São Paulo, Distrito Federal and Rio de Janeiro will be on hand to report on the main events in the cities. At any time of the day, Nacional’s programming also features news bulletins.

Information pills about the parade will also be published on the Radio MEC, on the 7th of September. The information can be checked by listeners every 20 minutes, starting at 8 am.

On the same date that commemorates the centenary of the first radio broadcast in Brazil, the MEC air a playlist with national classical music throughout the day. To celebrate the historic milestone, the station broadcasts, live, the Concert 100 years of Radio in Brazil, directly from the Municipal Theater of Rio de Janeiro, at 19:00.

At 22:00, the sheet music themed with the Marine Corps Symphonic Band. Then, at 23:00, the program On the Trail of History brings a special edition on the Bicentennial of Independence.

produced by National Radiothe weekly attraction On the Trail of History prepared a thematic series to be shown on Saturdays in August and September at 8 am. Presented by journalist Isabela Azevedo, the special episodes outline a profile of the participants in the Brazilian Independence process.

Also during Fatherland Week, The Voice of Brazil features special interviews with authorities related to the topic, in the first 25 minutes of the program, intended for the Federal Executive Branch. production of EBCthe news – one of the oldest in the world – is retransmitted by Brazilian radio stations in the time window from 19:00 to 22:00.

Bicentennial on the agenda in Journalism

To open the series of thematic special productions, the journalistic attractions of EBC they present six programs of about one minute each on curiosities of the date. Inserted in the afternoon and evening editions of the news Reporter Brazil is at spots at National Radiothe small programs bring animations about the historical facts, in chronological order, that occurred in the year of Independence.

Special articles about the history and consequences of the Bicentennial of Independence can also be checked daily by the public in the journalistic programming of the TV Brazilradios, Brazil Agency and on web. Among the topics covered for the reports are: Caminhos do mar, Esquadrilha da Fumaça, Characters of Independence, Ipiranga Museum, Curiosities about the Portuguese Language, Heritage of the Portuguese royal family, Brazil x Portugal relationship 200 years after the declaration of Independence, Independence in the eyes of children, Independence and Religion, and Historic Sites of Independence in Rio de Janeiro.

Entertainment with a theme focused on the Independence of Brazil

In addition to the journalistic programs, the TV Brazil includes other themed attractions on the celebrated anniversary. Aired daily throughout the public broadcaster’s programming, the series of interprograms Moments of Independence shows important facts and characters in this period of national history.

Another highlight was the premiere, on Tuesday (30), of the series Imperial Brazila national production that relives the remarkable moments of the monarchy in the country, from the arrival of the Portuguese court in 1808 to the proclamation of Independence in 1822. Comprising ten episodes, the unprecedented attraction on open TV airs from Tuesday to Saturday at 9:30 pm .

Next Saturday (3), at 11 pm, the program Partituras, on TV Brazilcontinues the celebrations of the Bicentennial of Independence and presents new themed episodes with the Army Symphony Band and the Brazilian Air Force Symphony Orchestra.

During Fatherland Week, the TV Brazil it also airs themed films that portray important periods in Brazilian history. the long ones straps (1999) and Anita (2016) will be shown at the Cine Nacional session on the 6th, 8th and 9th, respectively, at 10:30 pm.

On September 10, at 11 pm, the musical track of the public TV station presents the Special Concert 100 years of Radio in Brazil, with reruns the next day at 0:30. Recorded during an event commemorating the Radio MEC and Nacional, on the 7th, at the Municipal Theater of Rio de Janeiro, the show features the Municipal Theater Orchestra interpreting excerpts from The Guaraniby Carlos Gomes, and the National Symphony Orchestra of the Fluminense Federal University (UFF), with the performance of crying 6authored by conductor Heitor Villa-Lobos.

On the 11th, at 19h, the TV Brazil has an unprecedented show of the series Independent Brazil. Produced by Canal Educação, the special production on the ephemeris has four 26-minute episodes.

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