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Clemente De La Cerda
Clemente Felipe de La Cerda Martin (13 October 1935 – 13 December 1984) was a film director from Venezuela. He directed one of the highest grossing Venezuelan films, '' Soy un delincuente (I am a criminal)'', in 1976. His movies were notable for their depiction of social problems. Early years Clemente Felipe de La Cerda Martin was born in Chichiriviche, Falcón State, in 1935. Although he had no formal education, he studied at the School of Fine Arts in Caracas. Between 1962 and 1963 he attended the Venezuelan Institute of Film Studies, then directed by the actor Luis Salazar. Later, he studied theater with Humberto Orsini in the Central University of Venezuela for eight months. At the same time he began work with Televisa (later Channel 4) as an assistant cameraman, worked his way up to directing music programs and soap operas. After video tape recorder (VTR) technology appeared, he decided to leave TV movies, and started working in news and advertising, first as a cameraman ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Chichiriviche
Chichiriviche is a Venezuelan city located in Falcón state located on the east coast, 195 km southeast of Coro. Capital of Municipality Monseñor Iturriza. It has a population for 2011 of 18,960 inhabitants. Chichiriviche is surrounded by the small cays and islands of fine white sand; to the west by the wetland Cuare Wildlife Refuge and to the south by Cuare Gulf. Sparks originally inhabited by Native Americans Chipas, its name is a Caribbean word meaning ''"place where rises our sun"'' Chichiriviche has achieved a sustained development of its tourism industry, with a service infrastructure that translates into luxury hotels, resorts, inns, restaurants, network of marinas, shops and places of nightlife. Tourist Attractions This eastern region is characterized as the main tourist destination of northwestern Venezuela. On the east side of Chichiriviche are five islands belonging to Morrocoy National Park, these are: Sal Cay, Muerto Cay, Pelón Cay, Peraza Cay and ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
