Las noches con Yolanda

Yolanda Lopez es una locutora que inicio su amor por la radio en el año 85 en los 40 principales de Bilbao. Tambien estuvo muchos años en los principios de cadena dial y allí creo programas de salsa como sonora dial o pop dial. Ella hacía una radioformula muy bonita y entrevistaba a grandes cantantes en la hora de las estrellas los domingos noche y en su tierra estuvo en radio nervión por las noches y radio euskadi donde hacía envuelta en la sombra un programa nocturno donde mezclaba poemas y llamadas. A mi me gustaba mucho este espacio y tenía en un viejo cassete algo de esa radio que hoy comparto con vosotros.

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