Jappening con Ja
Chilean comedy and variety show
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Summary
Jappening con Ja is a television program[1].
Key Facts
- Jappening con Ja is the creator of Jorge Pedreros[2].
- Jappening con Ja is the creator of Fernando Alarcón[3].
- Jappening con Ja is the creator of Eduardo Ravani[4].
- Jappening con Ja's instance of is recorded as television program[5].
- Jappening con Ja's genre is recorded as sitcom[6].
- Jappening con Ja's genre is recorded as comedy[7].
- Jappening con Ja's genre is recorded as variety show[8].
- Jappening con Ja's cast member is recorded as Jorge Pedreros[9].
- Jappening con Ja's cast member is recorded as Eduardo Ravani[10].
- Jappening con Ja's cast member is recorded as Fernando Alarcón[11].
- Jappening con Ja's cast member is recorded as Gloria Benavides[12].
- Jappening con Ja's cast member is recorded as Maitén Montenegro[13].
- Jappening con Ja's cast member is recorded as Gladys del Río[14].
- Jappening con Ja's cast member is recorded as Marilú Cuevas[15].
- Jappening con Ja's cast member is recorded as Óscar Olavarría[16].
- Jappening con Ja's cast member is recorded as Jorge Garrido[17].
- Jappening con Ja's cast member is recorded as Patricio Torres[18].
- Jappening con Ja's cast member is recorded as Daniel Muñoz[19].
- Jappening con Ja's cast member is recorded as Claudio Reyes[20].
- Jappening con Ja's cast member is recorded as Ernesto Belloni[21].
- Jappening con Ja's cast member is recorded as Renata Bravo[22].
- Jappening con Ja's original language of film or TV show is recorded as Spanish[23].
- Jappening con Ja's original broadcaster is recorded as Televisión Nacional de Chile[24].
- Jappening con Ja's original broadcaster is recorded as Mega[25].
- Jappening con Ja's country of origin is recorded as Chile[26].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Jorge Pedreros[2], a comedian[27], 1942–2013[28], of Chile[29], awarded the Premio a la Música Presidente de la República[30]; Fernando Alarcón[3], a journalist[31], b. 1940[32], of Chile[33]; and Eduardo Ravani[4], a journalist[34], 1941–2023[35], of Chile[36].