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Hoepla est une émission de télévision néerlandaise de 1967, destinée à un public jeune, qui combinait reportages, spectacles, déclarations et entretiens. Trois épisodes furent réalisés pour la VPRO ; le deuxième déclencha une controverse nationale en montrant, pour la première fois à la télévision néerlandaise, une ...
Hoepla ("Whoops") was a Dutch experimental cultural television show broadcast in 1967. It aimed at a young teenage audience and was notable for being unpredictable and risky in its subject matter, featuring reports, performances, declarations, and interviews that tied in with the subversive atmosphere of the Provo movement.
1 oct. 2023 · Recorded live at VPRO's "Hoepla" television show at Vitus Studio, Bussum, Holland on September 22, 1967. Originally aired on October 9, 1967. This is the first of two songs broadcast on the show...
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3 juil. 2018 · Hoepla was not only a program that broadcasted the first naked woman on Dutch television, it also critically addressed the Netherlands’s role and responsibility towards refugees from its former colonies. Hoepla employed palatable, indirect critique: during the KNIL interview, no one explicitly laid blame on the Dutch government.
29 août 2023 · Hoepla! Episode 1 - Bont, snel, flitsend by VPRO. Publication date 1967-07-27 Topics Hoepla!, Hoepla Language Dutch. Items include: interviews with Pete Townshend, Eric Clapton and Miles from the International Times in London. The latest ...
Hoepla, the 1967 television magazine will forever be known for the distinction of broadcasting the first images of nudity on Dutch television, if not the world. Now I always assumed this programme had been a hit amongst VPRO viewers and the late sixties youth culture it was aimed at, but this turns out to be a falsehood.
29 sept. 2022 · Jimi Hendrix Experience - Live in Holland HOEPLA 10 november 1967 COMPLETE 01. Introduction by Rosalie Peters 02. Catfish Blues (ERASED BY YUTUBBE) 03. Drum Solo (ERASED BY YUTUBBE) 04.
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