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Marco Polo Frustrado WINONA RYDER SALE AL QUITE funcion@gimm Marco Polo frustrado .c El actor italiano Lorenzo Richelmy aceptó sentir un poco de frustración porque la serie Marco Polo, om.m que protagoniza, demoró más de lo esperado para estrenar su segunda temporada. “Tomó x mucho tiempo, más de un año en tener todo listo. Me frustra un poco todo lo que nos tardamos, pero también entiendo por qué, ya que se trata de una producción a @Funcion_Exc gran escala”, dijo Richelmy. Marco Polo, que llega a Netflix este 1 de julio, retoma las vivencias del mercader veneciano en su viaje a Asia Oriental y su estadía en el imperio de Kublai Khan >4 Foto: Cortesía Netflix MÉXICO, EN OCTUBRE EXCELSIOR MARTES 28 DE JUNIO “NO ES TIEMPO DE 2016 DE PARAR” En entrevista con Excélsior, Joe Perry, guitarrista de Aerosmith, subrayó que es difícil de creer que su compañero Steven Tyler haya dicho que ésta será la última gira de la banda para después separarse >7 Sí, terminamos esta gira en la Ciudad de México y siempre es increíble ir y sentir la intensidad de la cantidad de fans que tenemos allá.” A LAS ESTRELLAS JOE PERRY Rihanna fue la designada para musicalizar GUITARRISTA la tercera entrega de la saga Star Trek, que ayer lanzó el tercer tráiler con el tema oficial Sledgehammer. Star Trek sin límites se estrenará el 2 de septiembre próximo y reúne nuevamente a la tripulación de la nave Enterprise: el capitán James T. Kirk, Spock, Dr. Leonard Bones McCoy, Scotty, Nyota Uhura y Hikaru Sulu. (NTX) Foto: Tomada de www.rihannanow.com Foto: Tomada de Instagram WINONA RYDER SALE AL QUITE La actriz Winona Ryder, que fue pareja de Johnny Depp en los años 90, declaró a la re- vista Time que éste nunca fue agresivo con ella mientras estuvieron juntos y que só- lo lo conoce como alguien amoroso y pro- tector. En tanto, Depp sorprendió en un club de standup en Los Ángeles al subirse al es- cenario mientras el actor Mat Edgar daba su show. (De la Redacción) Foto: AFP FORD, IRRECONOCIBLE Y DE PASEO MADRID.— Casi irreconocible, con una mentos y comieron en un restaurante de la poblada barba canosa, Harrison Ford visitó ciudad, en la que visitaron su bodega y su España, en una estancia en la que el actor, cocina. que pronto comenzará a rodar la quin- Jamón y queso, de entrada, junto con ta entrega de Indiana Jones, se paseó por espárragos con langostinos y cocochas Madrid, Segovia y Toledo junto a su mujer, fueron la antesala del plato principal, que la actriz Calista Flockhart. en el caso de Ford consistió en una perdiz El Museo del Prado, un céntrico res- toledana y, en el de Flockhart, un pescado taurante y un bar de pinchos cercano al con verduras. CON UN PIE FUERA parque del Retiro fueron algunos de los Tras la comida, el actor de Star Wars lugares que visitaron los actores en la y su mujer se quisieron inmortalizar con La actriz Evita Muñoz Chachita será dada de alta capital española, en la que aterrizaron el todo el personal del restaurante, que ob- hoy o mañana, tras dos semanas de pasado viernes, según se compartió en sequió a Ford con una chaquetilla de coci- hospitalización a causa de una severa neumonía. redes sociales. nero firmada por el cocinero. “Aún no está totalmente recuperada, pero los A su paso por Madrid, Ford y su esposa La última parada española de la pareja médicos dicen que, con los cuidados necesarios, cenaron con el embajador de Estados Uni- fue Segovia, lugar en el que degustaron el en casa se curará más pronto. Ella está feliz”, dijo dos, James Costos, y su marido. típico cochinillo en un popular mesón con su esposo, el actor Hugo Macías Macotela. (NTX) A Toledo acudieron el pasado sábado y vista al acueducto romano de la ciudad. Foto: Tomada de Facebook en esta ciudad recorrieron varios monu- —EFE Foto: Tomada de Twitter 2: FUNCIÓN MARTES 28 DE JUNIO DE 2016 : EXCELSIOR MÚSICA MI CIUDAD, SU OBRA Toma el control Información proporcionada por 127 SKY las cadenas. 127 IZZI Programación sujeta a cambios 27.1 TELEVISIÓN AUTOR PROLÍFICO DIGITAL sin previo aviso POR KARLA TREJO Más allá de una historia como cantante, el yucateco [email protected] 07:00 Titulares, con Vianey Esquinca, 15:30 Excélsior informa, con Ricardo Guadalupe Trigo, quien hoy hubiera cumplido 75 años, Ivonne Melgar, Rigoberto Salas Plascencia y Joanna Vega- 16:00 Excélsior informa, con “Mi ciudad es chinampa en un trascendió gracias a sus composiciones biestro Kimberly Armengol lago escondido, es cenzont- 09:30 Excélsior informa, con Paola 16:30 Adrenalina le que busca en donde hacer Virrueta 17:00 Excélsior informa, con Ingrid nido, rehilete que engaña la 10:00 Dinero, con Darío Celis Barrera vista al girar. Baila el son del 10:30 Excélsior informa, con Hiram 17:30 Dinero, con Rodrigo Pacheco Hurtado tequila y de su valentía, es ji- 18:00 Excélsior informa, con 11:00 Excélsior informa, con Yazmín nete que arriesga la vida, en Kimberly Armengol Jalil un lienzo de fiesta y color...”. 18:30 Excélsior informa, con Ricardo 11:30 Excélsior informa, con Salas Esta canción, Mi ciudad Mariana H (1971), se ha convertido en un 12:00 Excélsior informa, con Paola 19:00 Opiniones encontradas, con José Buendía clásico de la música popu- Virrueta lar mexicana. Al paso de los 12:30 Función en vivo 19:45 No tires tu dinero, con David 13:00 Excélsior informa, con Páramo años la han hecho trascen- Mariana H 20:00 Excélsior informa, con Martín der cantantes como Lola Bel- 13:30 Excélsior informa, con Paola Espinosa trán, Aida Cuevas, Lucha Villa, Virrueta 21:00 Noticias de la noche, con Pepe Aguilar, Vicente Fernán- 14:00 Titulares de la tarde, con Yuriria Francisco Zea y Gerardo Ruiz dez, Guadalupe Pineda y Luis Massieu Sierra, Joanna Vegabiestro y Miguel. Enrique Sánchez Vera 22:00 Titulares de la noche, con 15:00 Dinero, con Rodrigo Pascal Beltrán del Río Pero, la letra y música ori- Pacheco y Pablo Carrillo ginal son de Eduardo Salas y Guadalupe Trigo, hombres que, comúnmente, aparecían en los créditos de las cancio- nes y no precisamente frente al micrófono. Hoy, Guadalupe Trigo, José Alfonso Ontiveros Carrillo, su nombre real, habría cumplido 75 años de vida y falleció en marzo de 1982, cuando via- jaba por la carretera de Aca- pulco, Guerrero. A la fecha, EL SECRETO DE el gremio artístico lo recuer- Fotos: Archivo THOMAS CROWN da con afecto; le han rendido PAREJA MUSICAL. Guadalupe Trigo y su esposa Viola Tapia, conocida como Viola Trigo, quien lo CINECANAL HD + 11:55 homenajes el Centro Nacio- describió como alegre, amistoso y nostálgico. Un millonario decide robar una nal para la Cultura y las Ar- invaluable obra de arte. tes, la Sociedad de Autores y PARA SABER GIBONES DE Compositores de México y, TAILANDIA por supuesto, por sus amigos 3 Su nombre real era José DISCOVERY THEATER HD + 16:48 y colegas. Alfonso Ontiveros Carrillo. Un retrato íntimo de las presiones que enfrentan los gibones. El compositor e investi- 3 Nació el 28 de junio de 1941 7 DÍAS EN LA HABANA gador Mario Arturo Ramos en Mérida, Yucatán. CINEMAX + 16:12 escribió hace años un texto 3 Estudió derecho en la En siete días, siete directores retratan historias en el que narra que la noche Universidad Autónoma de cotidianas en La Habana. en la que Trigo murió am- Yucatán. bos se verían al otro día en 3 Practicó la caminata. Cuernavaca para trabajar en la música de la serie te- 3 Estuvo casado con la CANAL DE GALA TV levisiva Los bandidos de Río cantante Viola Trigo. LAS ESTRELLAS 109 SKY Frío, sin embargo, no fue así, 3 Murió el 18 de marzo 102 SKY 109 IZZI sólo volvieron a estar juntos de 1982. 11:00 Película en la morgue, cuando Ramos 102 IZZI 13:00 Marido en alquiler fue a reconocer el cuerpo de rebozo, México 1900 siem- poetas, Canto a Neruda y Ro- festivales de Nueva Onda, en 06:00 Primero noticias 15:00 Tras la verdad Trigo. pre, Ay qué será de mi tie- mance a Sor Juana. Caracas, Venezuela (1973); de 09:00 Hoy 16:00 Película Este, también cantante y rra, La milpa de Valerio y, por En su trayectoria Guada- Siete Días con el Pueblo, en 12:00 Para volver a amar 18:00 12 corazones actor, encontraba inspiración supuesto, Mi ciudad, que al lupe Trigo obtuvo constan- Santo Domingo (1974); de La 13:30 Cuéntamelo ya 20:00 Las Noticias por Adela en todo. Igual le escribió a amor: su primera obra se lla- tes halagos: recibió el Trofeo Rábida, en Huelva Andalu- 15:00 Noticiero, con Lolita Ayala 21:00 La escuelita VIP México, con canciones como mó Mira el amor y fue gra- El Heraldo (1972) y el Tummy cía (1976); del Cervantino en 15:30 Recuerda y gana 22:30 Eva la trailera Tema para un niño campe- bada sólo por José José, y a de Oro en Perú (1972), así Guanajuato, México y de Agua 16:30 Como dice el dicho sino, El morral, la yunta y el la literatura, con Los últimos como reconocimientos en los Dulce, en Lima, Perú (1972). 17:30 La rosa de Guadalupe ONCE TV 18:30 Un camino hacia el destino 111 SKY 19:30 Las Amazonas 111 IZZI EL RADAR 20:30 Sueño de amor FUNCIÓN [email protected] @funcion_Exc 21:30 El hotel de los secretos 12:30 Tu cocina 22:30 Noticiero, con Joaquín López 13:00 Salud interior 13:30 DTodo Dóriga 14:00 Noticiario Hoy cumple FORO TV 14:30 Pocoyo CHAYANNE 15:00 Jack y su gran show 106 SKY 15:30 Minúsculo 68 AÑOS KATHY BATES ACTRIZ CANTANTE 104 IZZI 16:00 Art Attack 50 AÑOS JOHN CUSACK ACTOR 48 AÑOS 08:30 Matutino express 17:00 ¡Exploración salvaje! 11:30 Paralelo 23 18:00 Hospital veterinario 37 AÑOS FELICIA DAY ACTRIZ 13:00 Economía de mercado 18:30 Curiosidades naturales 15:00 A las 3 19:00 DTodo 16:00 Fractal 19:30 Espacios politécnicos 19:00 Creadores universitarios 20:00 Fangio, viaje a la memoria TELEVISIÓN CINE 19:30 En una hora 21:00 Noticiario nocturno 20:30 Foro global 22:00 Carta a Eva Función benéfica 21:00 Hora 21 NUEVA YORK.— El 22:00 Es la hora de opinar AZTECA 13 Carnegie Hall presentará 113 SKY una función benéfica de CANAL CINCO Fantastic Beasts and Where 113 IZZI 105 SKY to Find Them con algunos 09:00 Venga la alegría 105 IZZI invitados especiales: la 12:30 Cuando seas mía autora J.K.
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