Música, humor, deportes, debates políticos, y voces inolvidables de la radio

El tercer capítulo de este viaje por los primeros 100 años de la radio en la Argentina, hacemos un repaso por momento icónicos de la radiofonía argentina con fragmentos de humor, musicales, deportivos, debates políticos, voces inolvidables y programas históricos. Vamos dar otra vuelta olímpica en México ’86 y nos robarán carcajadas Pepe Iglesias, Capusotto, Dringue Farías, Niní, Mario Sánchez, Mareco, Peña y el Dr. Pueyrredón Arenales. Además tenemos tango en el auditorio de Nacional con Guillermo Fernández, mucho Dolina a través del tiempo, Alfredo Alcón y Piazzolla en Radio Municipal y la palabra del Flaco Spinetta. Al escenario de Splendid subirá Lalo Schifrin, pasarán por este micrófono Betty Elizalde, la Negra Vernacci y volveremos a los duelos de Gran pensión “El campeonato”. Dos horas de radio, para hablar de un siglo. Para que los sonidos, te dejen en alguna esquina de tu vida.

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