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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