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[[Image:Los-fraguel.jpg|thumb|300px|Advertisement for the Spanish version of the ''Fraggle Rock'' comic book]] |
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| − | '''''Los Fraguel''''' is Spain's version of ''[[Fraggle Rock]]''. Like most of the international versions, it was a dub, with no new [[Doc]] or postcard footage. |
+ | '''''Los Fraguel''''' is Spain's version of ''[[Fraggle Rock]]''. its first run was on TVE between 1986-1992 and on Antena 3 in 1996. Like most of the international versions, it was a dub, with no new [[Doc]] or postcard footage. |
| − | The series' popularity in Spain led to translations of the [[Fraggle Rock |
+ | The series' popularity in Spain led to translations of the [[Fraggle Rock (Marvel)|Marvel Comics comic book]], as well as such unauthorized tributes as an alternative rock band called "Los Fraguels" and a Fraguel Rock Bar in Madrid, with [[Boober Fraggle|Boober]] in the logo. |
| − | In [[2003]], original puppets of [[Gobo Fraggle|Gobo]], [[Wembley Fraggle|Wembley]], and [[Red Fraggle|Red]] were donated to |
+ | In [[2003]], original puppets of [[Gobo Fraggle|Gobo]], [[Wembley Fraggle|Wembley]], and [[Red Fraggle|Red]] were donated to the "Museu Internacional de Titelles de Albaida," located in Valencia, in honor of the series' 20th anniversary. |
| − | In [[2005]], the first season was released on DVD in Spain. |
+ | In [[2005]], the first season was released on DVD in Spain. |
| − | ==Voices== |
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*[[Ángel Egido]] as [[Gobo Fraggle|Gobo]] |
*[[Ángel Egido]] as [[Gobo Fraggle|Gobo]] |
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*[[José Luis Gil]] as [[Wembley Fraggle|Wembley]] (Dudo) |
*[[José Luis Gil]] as [[Wembley Fraggle|Wembley]] (Dudo) |
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*[[Carlos Revilla]] as [[Uncle Traveling Matt]] (Tío Matt el Viajero) |
*[[Carlos Revilla]] as [[Uncle Traveling Matt]] (Tío Matt el Viajero) |
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*[[Félix Acaso]] as [[Doc]] |
*[[Félix Acaso]] as [[Doc]] |
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+ | *[[Juan Luis Rovira]] as [[Junior Gorg]] (Gori - from "gorilla") |
*[[Maria Romero]] as [[Ma Gorg]] |
*[[Maria Romero]] as [[Ma Gorg]] |
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*[[Paco Hernández]] as [[Pa Gorg]] |
*[[Paco Hernández]] as [[Pa Gorg]] |
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*[[Mari Luz Olier]] and [[Fernando Mateo]] as the [[Doozers]] (Curris) |
*[[Mari Luz Olier]] and [[Fernando Mateo]] as the [[Doozers]] (Curris) |
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| + | ==Merchandise== |
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| + | Image:Fraguelscomic1.jpg|"Gotcha, you radish rustler!" |
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| + | Image:LosFraguelStickerBook.JPG|''Los Fraguel'' sticker album |
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| + | Image:LosFraguelStickers.JPG|''Los Fraguel'' sticker packs |
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| + | Barval machine.jpg|A wind-up toy from [[Fraggle Rock toys (Barval)|Barval's Doozer toy set]] |
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| + | ==Museu Internacional de Titelles de Albaida== |
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| − | Image:Joseluisgil.jpg|José Luis Gil |
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| − | Image:Laurapalacios.jpg|Laura Palacios |
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| + | Wembley FRAGUEL MUSEUM.JPG |
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| + | FRAGUEL Museum.JPG |
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| − | ==External |
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*[http://members.tripod.com/fraguel/fraguel/index.html Fraguel Rock Bar homepage] |
*[http://members.tripod.com/fraguel/fraguel/index.html Fraguel Rock Bar homepage] |
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Revision as of 13:54, 10 March 2016
Advertisement for the Spanish version of the Fraggle Rock comic book
Los Fraguel is Spain's version of Fraggle Rock. its first run was on TVE between 1986-1992 and on Antena 3 in 1996. Like most of the international versions, it was a dub, with no new Doc or postcard footage.
The series' popularity in Spain led to translations of the Marvel Comics comic book, as well as such unauthorized tributes as an alternative rock band called "Los Fraguels" and a Fraguel Rock Bar in Madrid, with Boober in the logo.
In 2003, original puppets of Gobo, Wembley, and Red were donated to the "Museu Internacional de Titelles de Albaida," located in Valencia, in honor of the series' 20th anniversary.
In 2005, the first season was released on DVD in Spain.
Voices
- Ángel Egido as Gobo
- José Luis Gil as Wembley (Dudo)
- Lucía Esteban as Red (Rosy)
- Laura Palacios as Mokey (Mussy)
- Rafael Alonso Naranjo Jr. as Boober (Bombo) and Gunge (Mena)
- Carlos Revilla as Uncle Traveling Matt (Tío Matt el Viajero)
- Félix Acaso as Doc
- Juan Luis Rovira as Junior Gorg (Gori - from "gorilla")
- Maria Romero as Ma Gorg
- Paco Hernández as Pa Gorg
- Maria Julia Diaz as Marjory the Trash Heap (Justina)
- Luis Reina as Philo (Filo)
- Mari Luz Olier and Fernando Mateo as the Doozers (Curris)
Merchandise
The Spanish version of the Fraggle Rock comic book
"Gotcha, you radish rustler!"
'The Return of the Doozers'
Rosy (Red) Fraggle plush from Spain
Los Fraguel sticker album
Los Fraguel sticker packs
A wind-up toy from Barval's Doozer toy set
Museu Internacional de Titelles de Albaida
The "Fraguels" in the Valencia musueum
