A solo 18 días de los 100 años de la radio

Sexto capítulo de esta síntesis de los primeros 100 años de la radio en la Argentina, exactamente a 18 días del centenario. Para estas dos horas, muchísimo material político, humorístico, musical y deportivo mezclando etapas y estilos. Desde una maravillosa charla entre Héctor Larrea y Nelly Omar, a pocas horas del cumpleaños número 100 de la cantante, pasando por Fernando Peña, Osvaldo Pugliese, Pedro Aníbal Mansilla, Julio De Caro, Riverito, Valeria Lynch, Delfor Cabrera y Jorge Waisburg entre otros; hasta la voz de Perón anunciando el pago de la deuda externa y la de Néstor Kirchner con un anuncio en el mismo sentido varias décadas después.

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