Custe o Que Custar facts for kids
Custe o Que Custar (which means Whatever it Takes in English, and is known as CQC) was a popular and funny TV show from Brazil. It was made by a company called Eyeworks and shown on the Rede Bandeirantes TV channel. The show started on March 17, 2008. It was hosted by Marcelo Tas, with Marco Luque and Rafinha Bastos as main presenters. Other reporters like Rafael Cortez, Felipe Andreoli, Oscar Filho, Monica Iozzi, and Mauricio Meirelles created interesting segments for the show.
The idea for CQC actually came from Argentina. There, the show is called Caiga Quien Caiga and has been on TV since 1995.
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What is CQC?
CQC was a weekly comedy show that mixed humor with serious topics. It was known for its presenters wearing black suits and sunglasses. The show often used satire and irony to talk about current events. It also featured interviews with politicians and famous people.
How the Show Works
The show had different parts. Some parts were filmed in a studio with the main presenters. Other parts were reports made by the special reporters. These reporters would go out and interview people. They often asked tricky or funny questions. The goal was to make people think about important issues in a new way.
Who Were the Presenters?
The main hosts of CQC were very important to its style. Marcelo Tas was the main anchor, guiding the show. Marco Luque and Rafinha Bastos were also key presenters. They added humor and comments from the studio. The reporters like Rafael Cortez and Felipe Andreoli were known for their unique interview styles. They often used humor to get answers from people.
What Kind of Reports Did They Do?
CQC reporters often covered political events. They would attend press conferences and ask politicians direct questions. Sometimes, these questions were funny or unexpected. The show also covered social issues and cultural events. Their reports aimed to entertain viewers while also making them aware of what was happening in the country.
Where Did CQC Come From?
The original show, Caiga Quien Caiga, started in Argentina in 1995. It became very popular there. Because of its success, the show's format was sold to other countries. This meant that other countries could make their own versions of the show. Brazil's CQC was one of these successful international versions. It adapted the original idea to fit Brazilian culture and news.
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