Deletion of Pequeños Gigantes

Comment: apart from the ubiquitous ''telenovelas'', this was one of the most popular and best-remembered TV programmes in Colombia during the 1980s. It was the launchpad for the careers of many of Colombia's now-adult actors, most notably Carlos Vives, who was an actor before he became an internationally renowned singer, Ana María Orozco, who went on to play the title role in the original Colombian version of ''Ugly Betty'', and her sister Verónica Orozco. There are several "where are they now" articles online... the article in ''SoHo'' magazine that {{u|P,TO 19104}} mentions above, as well as the ''El Tiempo'' and ''Publimetro'' newspapers https://www.eltiempo.com/archivo/documento/MAM-1238839, https://www.publimetro.co/co/entretenimiento/2015/05/12/galeria-estos-famosos-colombianos-vimos-crecer-television.html. There's also a similar article on Caracol TV's web page https://www.caracoltv.com/regias/recordemos-a-los-artistas-que-participaron-en-pequenos-gigantes-de-caracol-tv but given that this was the network that transmitted ''Pequeños grandes'', this could be seen as a  source. This is going to suffer from the fact that the programme pre-dates the internet by about 25 years, and therefore there is going to be little coverage online, so I can't make a strong "keep" argument, but the fact that three different newspapers/magazines have decided that it's memorable enough to run "where are they now?" features is a good indication that the programme was very well known
Stance: keep
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