Felipe Mellizo facts for kids

Felipe Mellizo Cuadrado (born November 8, 1932 – died July 7, 2000) was a Spanish writer, journalist, and news anchor. He was known for his clear way of explaining things and his work on television and radio. He helped many people understand the news and important topics in Spain.

A Look at Felipe Mellizo's Career

Felipe Mellizo had a long career in Spanish media. He worked as a journalist, which means he gathered and reported news. He was also a writer, creating many books. On top of that, he was a news anchor, presenting the news on TV and radio.

His Work in Television

Felipe Mellizo was a well-known face on Spanish television. He worked for Televisión Española (TVE), which is a public TV network. He was an anchor for Telediario, which is TVE's main newscast. This means he was the person who read the news every day to millions of viewers.

He also hosted other important TV shows on TVE. These included programs like ¿'Un Mundo Felíz? and La Clave. These shows helped people think about different ideas and important issues.

Later, in 1992, he worked for another TV channel called Telecinco. He presented the weekend news for Informativos Telecinco for a few months.

His Work in Radio

Besides television, Felipe Mellizo also had a strong presence on the radio. In 1995, he hosted a late-night newscast. This show was called 24 horas and it was on Radio Nacional de España. This showed his dedication to keeping people informed, no matter the time of day.

What Did Felipe Mellizo Write?

Felipe Mellizo was also a talented writer. He wrote many books on different topics. Here are some of his published works:

• Notas alemanas (1962)
• Europa, de papel (1962)
• Los redimidos (1962)
• El lenguaje de los políticos (1968)
• Sir Gawayn y el Caballero Verde (1968)
• Arturo, rey (1976)
• Literatura y enfermedad (1979)
• De letras y números (1986)
• Otra manera de cantar el tango (1986)
• Escríticos (1983)
• Mientras agonizo (1991)

See also

In Spanish: Felipe Mellizo para niños