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1974 in Brazilian television

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none 1974 Brazilian television This is a list of Brazilian television related events from 1974. Events 1 February – Jornal Hoje and Jornal Nacional from TV Globo report the coverage of the Joelma building fire in the city of São Paulo, which destroyed 14 floors, and left 187 dead and more than 300 injured. The coverage is reported by the Jornal Hoje on the next day.Incêndio no Edifício Joelma https://memoriaglobo.globo.com/jornalismo/coberturas/incendio-no-edificio-joelma/noticia/incendio-no-edificio-joelma.ghtml 4 February 2026 Memória Globo 29 October 2021 pt-br 13 June – TV Globo starts the coverage of the 1974 FIFA World Cup in West Germany.Copa do Mundo da Alemanha - 1974 https://memoriaglobo.globo.com/esporte/copa-do-mundo-da-alemanha-1974/noticia/copa-do-mundo-da-alemanha-1974.ghtml 4 February 2026 Memória Globo 28 October 2021 pt-br 7 July – TV Globo ends the coverage of the 1974 FIFA World Cup in West Germany. 5 August – Plantão Globo, the breaking news segment of TV Globo, is initially aired in four five-minute editions and replaces the now-defunct Globo em Dois Minutos (1970).Plantão Globo https://memoriaglobo.globo.com/jornalismo/jornalismo-e-telejornais/plantao-globo/noticia/plantao-globo.ghtml Memória Globo 23 August 2025 pt-br 29 October 2021 25 November – Plantão Globo begins airing from Monday to Friday, only at 10:40 pm until 27 December of the same year. Television shows 1970s Vila Sésamo (1972-1977, 2007–present) Networks and services Conversions and rebrandings Network Type Launch date Notes Source TVE Ceará Terrestrial 7 March TVE RS Terrestrial 29 March TV Uruguaiana Terrestrial 2 April TVE ES Terrestrial 13 June TV Rondônia Terrestrial 13 September TV Acre Terrestrial 16 October Births 6 July - Babi Xavier, actress, singer & TV host 8 August - Preta Gil, singer & actress 17 October - Bárbara Paz, actress & model See also 1974 in Brazil References 1974