President Is Dying

J. SILVESTRE started his professional career on radio, in the year of 1941, acting as radio speaker. From 41 to 45 he worked at Radio Bandeirantes, in the capital of São Paulo, gaining experience as an actor, sound-Tech, Stage-Tech, trainer and writer and author. He wrote during this period his first stories, and novels and soaps for radio, with a production in this field that grew quickly.In 1945, he moved to Radio Tupi, in Rio de Janeiro; where he went on to carry through his first job in Marketing at Standard Propaganda. Becoming highly recognized and awarded nationwide.In the following year, he came back to São Paulo and to the radio novels and soaps, in Radio Cultura, as an actor, writer, author and director. It was in this station, in 1947, that he initiated his career as entertainer and host of a TV Show for new talents.He returned in 1950 to Radio Tupi and in the month of September, he participated, as \"Master of Ceremony\" (MC Host), of the first television transmission on TV Tupi -- Television in experimental character, in a program starring Frei Jose Mojica. From this moment forward, he became more and more absorbed by Television.In 1952, he moved again to São Paulo, remaining on TV-Tupi, and it was at that time, one of the first Brazilian professionals to write and to interpret soap operas on the small screen. Amongst them, the most predominant one: \"Os Quatro Filhos\".He accumulated, in the course of four years, vast experience in short stories, soap operas and radio novels. He found time to experience theater as an actor and author in the \"Teatro ARENA\" and it was in 1956, on Television, that J. Silvestre registered his great success as M. C. of \"O CÉU É O LIMITE\".Already working exclusively in Television, inaugurating several stations all over the country, he was still dedicated to Marketing and lived a professional period of continuous trips in the axle Rio de Janeiro -- São Paulo, to take care of the commitments in these two cities. With the advent of \"Embratel\", he launched the first NETWORK Program in Brazil, \"DOMINGO ALEGRE DA BONDADE\", originally on TV-Tupi of Rio de Janeiro.In 1972, he moved away from Television, coming back in 1976 with a journalistic, daily, late night journalistic talk show.During the period he was absent from the \"small screen\", he was dedicated to his book: \"Como Vencer na Televisão\" (\"How to Win on Television\") and others, available to the Brazilian readers.J. Silvestre - was invited and nominated by the President of the Republic to become The President of Rádiobrás in Brasilia during the term of President João Figueiredo.J. Silvestre proceeded to follow his career in the 80\'s, on SBT with \"Show Sem Limites\", \"A Mulher é um Show\" and on to TV Bandeirantes with "Programa J. Silvestre\" in the same format as \"O Show Sem Limites\" and \"Essas Mulheres Maravilhosas\". Always with great success, and always a leader in ratings, with records unmatched to this date. Still on TV Bandeirantes, J. Silvestre created a new daily series of prize programs and variety shows.J. Silvestre in special presentations on TV Globo, featured personalities through one of his known segments: \"Esta é a Sua Vida\" (\"This is Your Life\"). These \"Special Presentations\" were of great success.Again, in 1997, on TV Manchete in a new program \"Domingo Milionário\" (\"Millionaire Sunday\")J. Silvestre always said that he enjoyed his work; so much, that he should be the one paying to perform.J. Silvestre was native of São Paulo of the city of \"Salto\", married, four sons -- with his family; he was always divided between his residences of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Florida in the United States.Read more about J. Silvestre online at:www.JSilvestre.comSilvestre, J. is the author of 'President Is Dying ', published 2004 under ISBN 9781419600814 and ISBN 1419600818.