Nelson de la Rosa, Jorge Celedon, Chino & Nacho, Tito El Bambino, Don Omar, Calle Ciega, Los Cadillac, Pandora Peaks, Elvis Crespo, Alyz Henrich, as well as many more. Theme music While the original theme for the show's broadcast on RCTV is unknown, the first theme used on Venevision's broadcast was called "Sábado Sensacional" and was composed by Arnoldo Nali. In 1990, a new theme with new lyrics was used for the show's opening, though the previous theme was still used for when the host was introduced. This theme was re-arranged again in 1996 for Gilberto Correa's final season and would be used for the majority of Daniel Sarcos's run until 2008. In 2009 (the final year with Sarcos as host), the show debuted a new theme composed by Miguel Mardeni and Eli Cordero and is still used to this day. All previous theme songs are still used often during special editions of Súper Sábado Sensacional, though the intact versions have not been released due to Venevision's current copyright regulations. Venevision's 50th anniversary celebration Súper Sábado Sensacional was one of the shows that celebrated Venevision's 50th anniversary. Throughout various recent episodes, Súper Sábado Sensacional showed numerous retrospective clips of previous episodes, as well as a tribute to the late Ricardo Peña. Gilberto Correa returned to the show once again to co-host a special episode alongside former host Leonardo Villalobos. Daniel Sarcos was slated to return as well, but declined. References External links Official site Official Facebook Page Official Twitter Page Official YouTube Channel 1968 Venezuelan television series debuts Venezuelan television series endings 1960s Venezuelan television series 1970s Venezuelan television series 1980s Venezuelan television series 1990s Venezuelan television series 2000s Venezuelan television series 2010s Venezuelan television series