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{{PageCredits|description=Guillermo (William) A. Martinez, PAV123 and RSX-798|capture=Guillermo (William) A. Martinez and RSX-798|edits=Guillermo (William) A. Martinez, Shadeed A. Kelly, Unnepad, TheBigLogoFan2 and RSX-798|video=Archivo RaroVHS, Guillermo (William) A. Martinez, JM Saberhagen, and RaroVHS}} | {{PageCredits|description=Guillermo (William) A. Martinez, PAV123 and RSX-798|capture=Guillermo (William) A. Martinez and RSX-798|edits=Guillermo (William) A. Martinez, Shadeed A. Kelly, Unnepad, TheBigLogoFan2 and RSX-798|video=Archivo RaroVHS, Guillermo (William) A. Martinez, JM Saberhagen, and RaroVHS}} | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
Gativideo S.A.''' had its roots when '''Videoman Internacional''' was formed on July 12, 1985 by Hector Emilio Olivera and Fernando Ayala. who owned Aries Cinematografia Argentina, and '''Legal Video S.A.''', which was formed only a month later, on August 2, 1985. Videoman's primary purpose was to distribute [[MGM Home Entertainment|MGM/UA Home Video]] titles for the Argentinian market, and for a short time, it also has offices in Chile and Spain, while Legal Video's primary purposes was to distribute the titles that Aries Cinematografia handled in theaters. This was changed in 1986, when the latter label began distributing content from [[20th Century Fox Home Entertainment|CBS/FOX Video]] and [[Hanna-Barbera]], while setting up a children's arm "Video Niño" to handle children's titles | '''Gativideo S.A.''' had its roots when '''Videoman Internacional''' was formed on July 12, 1985 by Hector Emilio Olivera and Fernando Ayala. who owned Aries Cinematografia Argentina, and '''Legal Video S.A.''', which was formed only a month later, on August 2, 1985. Videoman's primary purpose was to distribute [[MGM Home Entertainment|MGM/UA Home Video]] titles for the Argentinian market, and for a short time, it also has offices in Chile and Spain, while Legal Video's primary purposes was to distribute the titles that Aries Cinematografia handled in theaters. This was changed in 1986, when the latter label began distributing content from [[20th Century Fox Home Entertainment|CBS/FOX Video]] and [[Hanna-Barbera]], while setting up a children's arm "Video Niño" to handle children's titles | ||
The main company itself was formed on April 1, 1987 when Aries went into financial troubles, to be headed by Manuel Pablo Venacio, Luis Saverio Fortunato Scalella, Luis Alberto Scalella and Jorge Horacio Scalella, which are the company's brothers. with [[Legal Video]] and Videoman Internacional serving as brands of the company. This was expanded in 1988 by signing an agreement with [[Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment|Disney]] to bring their titles to the Argentinian market. Those brands phased out in 1989, and Gativideo began using its own logos. | The main company itself was formed on April 1, 1987 when Aries went into financial troubles, to be headed by Manuel Pablo Venacio, Luis Saverio Fortunato Scalella, Luis Alberto Scalella and Jorge Horacio Scalella, which are the company's brothers. with [[Legal Video]] and Videoman Internacional serving as brands of the company. This was expanded in 1988 by signing an agreement with [[Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment|Disney]] to bring their titles to the Argentinian market. Those brands phased out in 1989, and Gativideo began using its own logos. | ||