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RADIO NATIONAL SOCIETY OF MINING

A giant in the air.

In the early days of telephony in Chile appeared several radio stations, some short-lived, resulting in a constant renewal of business projects, encouraged by this emerging economic activity. Thus, in the late 1930s, the Radio Consortium English - Chile ", led to Radio" Spain ", which in July 1941 gave birth to Radio Race."

Control Board CB Radio 126 Carrera on opening day: July 26, 1941. Two years later the station was acquired by the National Mining Society. (Note that technology the time was limited to only four 78 RPM records turntables because there were no records of 45 or 33 RPM vinyl or magnetic tape recorders.)

Aspect Radio Hall Auditorium Carrera, the most sumptuous ever built in Chile. Ecran Magazine 547 - August 1941.

In 1943 the National Mining Company decided to have a radio station to broadcast their national life. Thus as its president, Don Hernán Videla Lira, won funding for such projects, particularly with the acquisition of CB Radio 126 Carrera that the June 21, 1943 was renamed Radio National Mining Society. "

Kika, Chilean film star, along with Edmundo del Solar, in the radio drama "tormented souls" of Radio Mining. Pictured also: Vidia Arredondo, Carlos de la Sotta the microphone, and Eduardo Alcaraz. (September 1944).
late 1944
Radio National Mining Company "experienced a change of position on the dial, leaving as CB 106, in the frequency of 1,060 kHz, channel for 15 years had used Radio" South America " , station is now the oldest in the country, broadcasting from Santiago de Chile in the frequency of 1,540 kilocycles per second.

Raúl Matas, director of the station, transmitting its program Discomania "- January 1949.

Radio National Mining Company "reached the leadership in the late 40's with the inclusion of microphone and loud voices were Raúl Matas, Adolfo Janquelevich, Sergio Silva, Petronio Romo, Carlos Alberto Palma, Adriana Borghero, Ricardo Garcia, and an endless list.

F Derico and directing Ojeda orchestral concert the group consisting of 20 teachers, playing classical and semi classical concerts on Wednesdays at 13.00. June 1952. (Note that the auditorium is the same as Radio Carrera, 1941).

At the beginning of decade 1950, Radio National Mining Company "and Atrato developed innovative programs, interacting with their auditors attending the auditorium to witness the live broadcast," The Fair of Wishes "," Stars meet "," The colmao Llodrá "," The Philco mysterious tune, "The Bar Radiogenina", "Topaze in the air" and many others.

addition, in the auditorium of Radio Mineria, located on the third floor of the Currency 973, acted as major international figures, Juliette Greco, Domenico Modugno, Imperio Argentina, Paul Anka, Brenda Lee, Neil Sedaka, Chubby Checker, Dalva de Oliveira, Francisco Canaro, Miguel Caló, Mario Clavell, etc., etc. The same scenario was the birthplace of Chilean artists international career as Lucho Gatica, Antonio Prieto, Pepe Lucena.

Canaro Francisco y su Orquesta Tipica acting Mining Radio (Radiomanía Magazine-September 1959) .

Moreover programs news and media "The Esso Reporter", "political grandstanding" Newsletter Anaconda "and" El Correo de Mineria "shaped school, by Lenka Franulic, Luis Hernandez Gomez Parker and Mario Lopez.

"Courier Mining" was born on September 2, 1956 as "The Courier of the Witch" directed by Luis Hernandez Parker, broadcast only on Sundays at 22.30. The name change and began daily broadcasting in August 1958.

Manuel Cortes, a prominent control of the station, with the airing of "The Courier Mining." Department journalists accompanying him Press alert to the issue of cores, recorded on magnetic tape, which support their respective reviews. (January 1965)

TRANSMISSION POWER WITH 100 kilowatts of
On Saturday November 8, 1958 Radio National Mining Company opened a modern, powerful computer Westinghouse 100 kilowatt transmitter with two antennas for long-wave emissions and 2 shortwave bands at 25 and 49 meters.
View of the new equipment installed in the plant Westinghouse transmitter of Radio National Mining Society, located on a plot of the commune of La Florida, where he had worked for 15 years inherited the old transmitter in 1943 of the former Radio Carrera.

After being the largest in the country, under the simple name of Radio "Mining", the station closed its broadcasting on March 31, 1999. Listen here the last minutes of life of Radio Mining, with the heartfelt words of its director Hernani Banda on the bars of the property that day, for 57 years, attended the Opening and Closing of transmissions.





OPENING AND CLOSING OF RADIO DAILY MINING

During all its years of existence Radio National Mining used daily in the Opening and Closing a tune transmissions, (author and performer never released), which is clearly recorded in the auditory memory of millions of Chileans.

Carlos Jorge Torres at the Disco Fall Studies, made the technical reconstruction of this melody in its original version. This study was conducted from a home recording of the Closing Night of Radio Mining, watched the reconstitution of the different musical phrases, the sequential organization according to the original version, and the overlapping fragments to eliminate free speech closing the Parliaments.

OBOD2001 has posted on YouTube this video with an updated version of the song.

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RADIO ANDRES BELLO

Issuer emblematic golden era Chilean radiotelephony.

Its founder and director, Jimmy Brown, was a real "Don Quixote" keeping for 40 years, his desire to spread the true values \u200b\u200band culture of music learned.

The station began broadcasting on November 7, 1959, as CB 64 640 kHz frequency, long wave. Later in 1962 the frequency was changed to CB 125 and in 1973 a new change and CB 130. Since 1964 Andrés Bello Radio Frequency Modulated parallel broadcast in Santiago, Chile, and a relay branch, Radio Intermezzo in Viña del Mar.

Radio Andrés Bello noted for their program eminently selected, which included daily 14 hours of concerts, a complete opera, intermediate orchestrated music selection, and two micro Chilean folk music programs. Moreover, the station said in the way of advertising, no jingles, no voices from outside the station. Thus, in addition to Jimmy Brown, Radio Andrés Bello had very few, but very eminent professionals from the microphone as they were Hernan Belmar, Oscar Fock, Sergio Silva, Javier Miranda, whose utterances were always recorded.

conservative style Andrés Bello Radio auditors earned her faithful and unconditional, but in recent years this style was not supported by advertising companies, which required forms and schedules in line with modern times. Thus, without the auspices necessary for funding, the station stopped broadcasting on March 6, 1999.

Meanwhile Jimmy Brown, (James Morris, his real name), born in Valparaiso, started as an announcer on September 5, 1935 on Radio Metro in Viña del Mar. In 1945 he moved to Santiago to work on several radio stations before founding his own. Thus faced the microphones radios Cervantes, El Mercurio, Bulnes, The Queen, which aired its program "The Alegre Despertar", which continued broadcasting by Radio Andres Bello. Interestingly this was the only live show, with initiating the daily transmission broke the staid seal that kept the station during the day.

In fairness it must be remembered Ibatulin Naletova Ludmila, member of Jimmy Brown, in charge of music programming. Anecdotally
youth
recall that in 1949 Jimmy Brown officiating crooner of a jazz ensemble that inspired the evening's "Sun Valley", living area located in Plaza de Armas de Santiago, and transmitting Radio Bulnes. (See chapter "Radio Bulnes" in this blog).

Jimmy Brown, who is blind, has died at age 92, on 05 February 2005, in Viña del Mar.

Listen here the final closing Radio Andrés Bello.

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RADIO CHILENA 66

CB Radio was the first Chilean broadcaster established as a commercial enterprise, thanks to the participation of firms Errazuriz Ltda Simson & Co., Ltd. Schuckert Siemen and International Machinery & Co.. Enrique

Sazie rode the station began operating in experimental nature, in November 1923. The studies were on the tenth floor of Building Ariztía, then the tallest building in Santiago, located at the intersection of New York Street and The Exchange.

transmissions were officially inaugurated on March 26, 1924 under the name of "Chile Radio Company. Alfredo Figueroa was the first speaker, and on occasion acted Los Huasos Chincolco, Luis Rojas Gallardo, Osman Perez Freire, and the orchestra Intermac.

should be noted that this station has no link with the first radio transmission on 19 August 1922 Arturo Salazar and Enrique made Sazie, from the Headquarters of the University of Chile, an event that opened the broadcast in Chile.
(See chapter "History of Radio in Chile").




First Study of Radio Chilena in experimental transmission in late 1923. Intermac Orchestra appears, and the first national broadcaster, Alfredo Figueroa Arrieta, (bottom, near the clock). On the wall a striking sign warns: "Quiet - Move away from the microphone." At that time the microphones were always open.

The name of the orchestra Intermac was from the name of one of the companies owning Radio Chilena: International Machinery and Company.

reopening RADIO CHILENA


mid-1953 the company sold the station to Grace Foundation Caro, after which there was a cessation of transmissions for a long period. Finally, on January 11, 1954 Chilean reopened Radio broadcasting with the assistance of Cardinal Jose Maria Caro.

Chilean Violeta Parra RADIO

Ecran Magazine 1196 - December 22, 1953
Starting in the second week of January 1954, every Thursday at 20.30 hours, Radio Chilena presented the performance of Violeta Parra, a program led by Ricardo Garcia, data and research conducted by the folk singer.

MAIL ON SUNDAY

announcer with Monsignor Alberto Rodriguez Eduardo Lecourt, pastor of Assumption, Director of Catholic Action Radio and Radio Chilena Ecclesiastical Advisor, transmitting the program "Mail on Sundays", a space of moral and religious guidance.


The Ant MELODY SINGER AND THE GOBLIN


Children's Story This program was broadcast in 1954, led by Ricardo Garcia, Meche involving Videla (The Ant Singer), Alberto Rodriguez (The Spider ), and Jack Brown (Elf Melody).

HERNAN PEREIRA - THE MALON OF CHILEAN

Hernán Pereira was the staff that in the early 1960 gave birth to a leading Chilean Radio stage under the direction of José Luis Córdova.

At this time Radio Chilena "was the first tune with programs conducted by María Pilar Larraín (Friends of Maria Pilar), Esteban Lob (Facing the day), Miguel Davagnino (The Label and The News quoted Juvenile), John The Rivera (Clarifying things), Antonio Contreras (The Fono Club), Freddy Hube (High Voltage), Juan Carlos Gil (The Disc Jockey of the night). Juan Guillermo later joined Vivado (The rock club), and Paul Aguilera.

Meanwhile

Hernán Pereira encouraged "The gay matinee" and "the Chilean Malone." This program included contests with the participation of the public that filled the radio studio located in State 359. Radio Chilena subsequently moved to Phillips 40, second floor.

FRONT PAGE

born in the early 1960 "Primera Plana," information that years later, during the military government, was a flagship program of Radio Chilena.

Listen here a fragment of the program broadcast at 13.30 hours on Saturday August 20, 1983. Include the commercial break prior to faithfully recreate the atmosphere of the time.

END TRANSMISSION

finally closed Chilean Radio broadcasting on December 31, 2005.

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RADIO SUD AMERICA, founder of ARCHI.


Casabianca Don Manuel Latorre. Radio

South America is Chile's oldest station in continuous transmissions from August 18, 1929. It was founded by Don Manuel Casabianca Latorre, who built the first transmission equipment, was also the first speaker, and personally directed more than 65 years, until the day of his death which occurred on January 13, 1994.

Don Manuel Casabianca was a man who lived intensely happy early years of radio in Chile. This was a pioneer in moving the microphones outside the studios, making transmissions from the Teatro Municipal of Santiago, were memorable broadcasts of the "Month of Mary" from Temple of San Francisco, Santiago de Chile, as well as transmissions were warmly applauded from the Fifth Recreation "The Rose Garden", "Las Brisas", "Las Higueras", "Santa Lucia" where the youth of yesterday had fun dancing and witnessing the performances of various artists.

As anecdotal include the transmission outside of studies done by Manuel Casabianca on July 31, 1933, on the occasion of the celebration of his marriage to Ms. Elena Porcile.

Moreover, Don Manuel Casabianca, with vision and enthusiasm of youth was part of the team broadcaster who gave birth to the first association of broadcasters in Chile, today "Archie" and became its first secretary.

files in the old Radio South America, finds the manuscript of his own hand, the Act of Constitution of the Chilean Association of Broadcaster, now presented as a respectful tribute to a pioneer forgotten radiotelephony Chile, with whom I worked for 30 years.



BROADCASTER CHILEAN ASSOCIATION CONSTITUTION ACT


In Santiago, Chile, on January 14, 1935, met in the offices of the Electrical Services Department the following: Felix

Bevais and Alberto Bevais on behalf of Radio May 122 CE. Benedict
representing Luis Nascimento EC 102 Radio.
Alberto Valdebenito, Otto Becker CE Radio 86.
Hector Fernandez, Wallace CE Radio 126.
Orlandini, Lighting Ltd., Radio Hucke CE 78.
Manuel Casabianca, South Co. EC 106.
Soto Matias Aguilar, Las Ultimas Noticias and Mercury, EC 70 and EC 90. Jorge Quinteros
Tricot, The Illustrated Journal EC 82, The Chilean Consolidated EC 94 and EC 81 The Chilean Consolidated Valparaiso. Amadeo
Pascual, English Radio Consortium CE 126. Enrique Sazie Radio
Bayer EC 98 and EC 100. Radio Victor Wiedmaier
Mabis EC 110, and agreed as follows:

statements involve Chilean Association of Broadcaster. Appoint an interim board consists of the following people: a president, vice president, secretary - treasurer, and directors who will be responsible for organizing and drafting the statutes of the new entity.

was chosen to be voted: Mr. Felix
Bevais
President, Vice President Enrique Sazie
,
Secretary Manuel Casabianca,

Treasurer Jorge Quinteros T and the following directors: Luis Brain, Matias Aguilar Soto, Jorge Spencer, John Ray, Hector Fernandez, Pascual Amadeo.

This temporary directory will meet and appoint a committee to interview the Minister of Interior, and give account of these agreements. Established

Directory agreed to appoint the following persons Mr. Felix Bevais, Enrique Sazie and Jorge Quinteros, to take charge of obtaining and facilitating the dispatch of a delegation that will represent the next Broadcaster Chilean South American Radio Conference to be held in Buenos Aires the second half of March.

Board sessions shall be held on Fridays of each week at 4 pm. After the general organization and the construction of the statutes, the board summoned to a General Assembly, in order to officially declare the constitution of the Chilean Association of Broadcaster and choose the final directory.

In WITNESS WHEREOF, I sign the bottom of the present.

Bevais
Alberto Luis Alberto Valdebenito
Benedict
Hector Fernandez
Orlandini, Ray Ltda

Felix Pascual Amadeo Bevais
Casabianca
Manuel Enrique Jorge Quinteros T Sazie


Victor Matias Aguilar Soto Wiedmaier




far the original record, handwritten by Don Manuel Casabianca Latorre. Historical document preserved in the archives of Radio South America, Santiago de Chile.

Later in the year 1935, Don Manuel Casabianca attended the "First South American Congress of Radio", held in Buenos Aires, time he got to Chile the nomination of 8 international channels.

These corresponded to 8 channels of radio spectrum frequencies that could only be used by stations in Chile, in order not to be interfered with by neighboring stations.

These channels corresponded to the frequencies: 570, 660, 760, 1,060, 1,140, \u200b\u200b1300, 1380 and 1500 kHz.

Posted by Carlos Jorge Torres, host of Radio South America between 1964 and 2002.

at the following address find the "History of Radio in Chile"

http://www.archi.cl/nuevo/biblioteca-bi.php?id=5 hope your comments: carlosjorge.torres @ gmail.com

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RADIOS "Huck" - "MAIPO" - "NEW WORLD" CB 93

RADIO HUCK

CE 78 This station was born on May 26, 1932 and remained in the air about 10 years. His studies were located in Providencia 1022, near Miguel Claro.

broadcasting in 1935 were held at noon from 12.00 to 13.30, in afternoon from 17.30 to 18.30, and at night from 20.30 to 23.30 hours. Radio

Hucke carried out substantial work in the early days of telephony in Chile, with programs like "The Grandfather Luis" and "The Italian Hour" with Paolo Fiori.

notice published in the journal "The Grandfather" - November 1934.

During 1939, a historical fact, makes a television show, an activity that the BBC had begun testing in 1936. The following is a transcript of the Wave Magazine (October 1950).

TELEVISION IN CHILE

YEAR 1939 STUDENTS

RHYTHMIC

more than 10 years ago, when Santiago were amazed the first demonstrations of television, presented by Radio "Huck" (now New World Radio), drew attention to "The rhythmic students, who headed the engineering student José Goles. The station hired and RCA Victor released "El Paso del Pollo", creation of Goals, which was one of the biggest events made by the Chilean popular music of all time.

(Footnote continues to announce the early action of the group in Radio Mining). (Wave Magazine - October 1950).

CB RADIO NEW WORLD 93.

began broadcasting on September 1, 1945, successor to Radio Hucke, founded in 1932. Between them, for a brief period, there was Radio Maipo, closed by authorities for supporting ideas contrary to the Chilean government's position compared to the Second World War.

On Radio New World became important figures in radiotelephony Chile: Humberto Tassara, Octavio Sufan, Petronio Romo, and prominent journalists such as Hernán Millas, who acomienzos of the 50 established the journalism program, "Behind the Scenes." Pancho

Wheel, with its "engines roar" marked a golden era of motor sport in Chile.

the fashion of the 40s New World Radio broadcast from the Quinta de Recreo "The Rose Garden", as described by the following note taken from the Journal Radiomania, the month of October 1949.

welcome artists of our environment are being aired by Radio Wave "New World" directly from the Park Rose Garden. "

These include Silva Brothers, a quartet that cultivates with success the American repertoire, and most notably the Chilean folklore. Then

held Folk Orchestra directed by Segundo Zamora, and which highlights the singer Sofia Videla, new revelation of the radio, great discovery 1949 of "Rose Garden", the duo Cotal-Vergara (guitar) and the duo Harp of the Brothers Vives. More

like but the actions of "Trio Añoranzas" integrating Second Zamora, Jorge Gonzalez Novoa and Washington.

also are heard welcome the two dance orchestras of the "Rose Garden": The heads of Jazz Bonansco Armando, now new and improved based on the inclusion of qualified Chilean musicians, and Typical "Natalio Tursi" in which Nino sing Lardi Mario Armando Lopez and Juan Carlos Aguilera.

He also appeared in the great "show" of the Rose, the acclaimed duo Rey Silva so many adepts in our audience.

Another of the revelations of the season at the local broad-casino's Whereabouts 18, has been the singer talquinas Luis Godoy, who plays with a lot of soul and feeling Carlitos Gardel's repertoire.

All these numbers are heard 93 CB Radio Nuevo Mundo, every day, at 18.30 and 23.30, respectively.

Armando Bonansco the popular bohemian conductor, with his characteristic enthusiasm encourages the magnificent "shows" of the "Rose Garden", and is transmitted by CB 93 every night. (Radiomanía Magazine - October 1949.)

Plan new studies To Broadcast New World, the change of studies, has characters of urgency as there is a major reform project, which would be essential to have an auditorium that meets the comforts of the case and further , has the breadth necessary to be adapted to the television .

In the engraving, from left to right, Roberto Lama (soundman), Octavio Sufan, Humberto Tassara, Américo Mattey (control), Charles Godfray, and most serious man in the world Petronio Romo.

(Revista Radiomanía - February 1953).

backstage one of the oldest journalism programs in Chile.

Ecran Magazine 1185 - October 13, 1953

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GENESIS OF THE DISCO FALL.




My parents, very young when I was little, awakened my musical ear through a modest radio tubes, that was on from morning to night.
Those voices, those songs that came out of that mysterious box, fascinated my childhood days, until in my teens, I was surprised to life as a radio announcer.
Many years later I created my program "Disco Fall."

Today my father and does not suffer from my mistakes in the reading of a commercial, and my mother asked me to schedule this disk dancing with dad, when they met.

proudly ... Mum and Dad:

Luis Enrique Torres Muñoz
12 JUN 1925 - 13 SEP 1997.

Marta Figueroa Torres Adriana
17 JUL 1928 - 06 Oct 2008. Photo superor

dates from 1970, in the fullness of life.




civil and religious marriage had been celebrated on December 27, 1946.









May 22, 1948, I have just completed six months, and mom taught me to take the first steps.





The photo at left was taken on December 31, 1949. Mom is 21, I 2.










On the right the same scene Photo above, the same emotion, the same joy, love itself. The calendar has advanced to 2004.




Disco Club Meeting Friends Fall: September 13, 2003.



October 6, 2008. For Mom a kiss, a flower, and a prayer.

Thanks.


radio program heard Mum and Dad:

CB Radio Agricultura 57: Sporting Events
with Julio Martinez.

CB 62 Radio La Reina.
The Awakening Alegre, with Jimmy Brown.

CB Radio Andrés Bello 64. Music
for dancing and listening to tunes. Jommy Brown.

CB Radio Chilena 66.
The Fono Club, with DJ. Antonio Contreras.
Violeta Parra and his guitar.

CB 70 Radio St. Lucia:

76 CB Radio Cooperativa Lifetime:
The Turntables, DJ: Julio Gutierrez.
Chilean families.
Radiotanda.

Pacific CB Radio 82: Co.
Radio play Max Enrique Miranda. Compasses
at dawn, with Julio Tapia.
Home Sweet Home, with Eduardo Calixto and his company.
The Musical Ride, with DJ. Hugo Ortega.
A voice, a melody, a memory, Mabel Fernandez. Romances
Sunset, Maria Llopart and Alfredo Mendoza. Police
Antenna with The Reporter X.

Bulnes CB Radio 89:
When the heart speaks with Claudio de Paul. My history
conscript. Recalling
with Alodia Corral. Musical Wins
with Mauricio Alvarez and Julio Araya.

CB Radio Nuevo Mundo 93:
The Listener's Clubs, with Jorge Bezard. Residential
Pichanga with Cesar Enrique Rossel and his company. Rugen
engines in Pancho Rueda.

Prat CB Radio 97:
Store Orders, with Guillermo León.

CB 101 Radio Yungay: House Hearing
Val, with Battery Lecaros.
With permission, I'm Tango, Julio Vattuone. Pabs Brillaud
Disco Carlos, Juan Carlos Meneses.

CB Radio 106 Mining:
Discomania Raul Matas.
The Colmao Llodrá.
The Esso Reporter. Philco
The mysterious melody.
stars meet with Falabella. Birthday Gift
Ambrossoli with Ricardo Garcia.
Tribuna Politica, with Luis Hernandez Parker.

CB Radio 106 South America:
Brisas Argentinas, with Manuel Orlando Tarragó. Musical Nostalgia
with Armando Carrera.

CB Radio Corporation 114:
This is the Fiesta Chilena.
The Caravan of Good Humor, with Alexander Galvez and his company. Atkinsons Radio play
with Mirella Latorre and Emilio Gaete.

CB Radio 116 Carrera:
Remembering the Past. (5th Hearing Pharmacy Andrade), with Lara Arturo Arredondo.
Round Dance, with Manuel Orlando Tarragó.

118 CB Radio

Portals: The Show Continued

121 CB Radio Technical State University:
The Other Hits, Hernan Belmar. CB 126

National Radio:
Our Stories and Legends of Golf.
La Fiesta del Tango, with Luis Humberto Sorrel.
Evening of Remembrance with Luis Humberto Sorrel.
Old Times.

CB Radio 126 South America: Air
Month of Mary, from San Francisco Temple. CB 130

The American Radio: Radio play Eglantina South
Cia. Yesterday Tunes
Armandini

CB Radio 134 Cervantes:
Hits of yesterday and today, Cabezón Manuel Canales.
Voice Quinta Normal, Antonio Leiva Saez.
Music and Sports, Rolando Alvarez Gallardo. CB 138

Radio El Mercurio:

CB 138 Southern Cross Radio:
Home Hour with Mariita Burle and Nibaldo Iturriaga.
On Self Southern Cross, with Enrique Maluenda.

CB Radio Continental 142:

CB Radio 144 Moraga:

O'Higgins CB Radio 144:

146 CB Radio Magallanes: Latin Exitos
with René Pinaceae. Recados
pa 'Chile, pa'l world and its surroundings, Petronio Romo.

CB Radio 150 South America:
Porteñas Relics. Brisas
Argentinas.
Jazz Sessions with Johnny Melvin.
Waltzes Waltz and more.

Chronos CB Radio 154:

158 CB Radio

Rapa Nui

... and many others!

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NATIONAL RADIO - Issuer small and tidy.

The June 1, 1954, under the direction of Luis Humberto Sorrel, began broadcasting 126 CB Radio National.

Channels CB 126 and CB 150 were owned by Don Manuel Casabianca, director of Radio "South America", a station that aired as CB 126. In 1954 Don Manuel Casabianca team built a new transmitter, along with Channel CB 126, transferred to Luis Humberto Sorrel. Since then Radio "South America" \u200b\u200bcontinued their emissions and CB 150 "In the top of the dial."

Radio Nacional "was a very popular station, with highly-rated programs as" Work Singing "Jorge Bezard," Tales and Legends of Our Fields "," Old Times "and specially" La Fiesta del Tango " "News of Buenos Aires" and "Evening of Remembrance" led by Luis Humberto Sorrel.

Radio National was shut down on September 11, 1973, after a brief period in the hands of a political group.

Ecran Magazine 1267 - May 5, 1955

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GALERIA DE FORJADORES DE LA RADIOTELEFONIA CHILENA

Presentamos una colección de fotografías de las mas importantes personas que tuvieron importante participación en los inicios de la Radio en Chile.


ENRIQUE SAZIE

Fundador del Radio Club de Chile, y realizador de la primera transmisión de Radio en Chile, efectuada el 19 de Agosto de 1922.



CARLOS SILVA VILDOSOLA
Director of the newspaper "El Mercurio", sponsor of the Radio Club of Chile, and the first transmission of Radio in Chile, held on August 19, 1922.


RICHARD ORSINI Vivado
Great driver for telephony and sound film in Chile. In 1924 he took part in the founding of Radio Cerro Alegre of Valparaiso. For many years he was manager of Pacific Radio.

Jorge Quintero TRICOT

Chilean tenor who performed in the first transmission of Radio in Chile, held on August 19, 1922. Later, he founded Radio "The Nation" and directed Radio for many years "The Pacific."



MANUEL LATORRE CASABIANCA




Founder Radio America (August 18, 1929), now the oldest active station in Chile. First secretary of the Chilean Association of Broadcaster (Today ARCHI), founded on January 14, 1935.


ALFREDO FIGUEROA
radiotelephony First national broadcaster. Participated in the opening ceremony of the radio station "Radio Chile Company" (later Radio Chilena), held on March 26, 1924.




PAOLO FIORI
Italian immigrant, in 1932 initiated the transmission of the legendary "Italian Hour," which stayed in the air for 5 decades.


KING LUIS ALBERTO LOPEZ
In 1927, Wallace Valparaiso Radio, created the first children's program on Chilean radio telephone: "The Grandfather Luis", which later led to different stations. He died in February 1948.