The radio, which began broadcasting on April 24, 2000, “little by little became a milestone within the radio environment, being the first Argentine radio station to rank first in just 30 days, with an average of 15.03 of Share”.
The Buenos Aires Legislature declared the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires “of cultural interest” to Radio Mega 98.3.
The radio, which began broadcasting on April 24, 2000, “little by little became a milestone within the radio environment, being the first Argentine radio station to rank first in just 30 days, with an average of 15.03 of Share”.
“Its grid is made up of entertainment programs, magazines, music programs and has repeaters in 12 provinces of the country and one in the Uruguayan city of Colonia. Great musicians, musicians and artists from the national music industry passed through this station, who did not They only shared their music live but also their experiences and stories, becoming a radio unit that unites generations through music, giving space to the greats of Argentine rock and the emerging voices of the genre,” he adds.
The approved project also recalls that “The Mega” has been nominated for multiple awards that “value their contribution to the Argentine rock genre”: in 2000 they were winners of the Broadcasting, Martin Fierro 2000 and 2001 awards in the category “Best Musical Programming”, in 2013 they participated in the nomination as “Best Musical Programming” and in 2018 she was nominated with the program “Reloj de Plastilina” again at the Martin Fierro.
And he adds that “in December 2020 the first edition of the 2020 Mega Awards was held, which was broadcast by C5N, with Fito Páez being the great winner with 4 prizes, as well as in February 2012, and for a year, he completely modified its aesthetics and expanded its musical spectrum: it reduced Argentine rock, which always characterized it to 70% and added 30% international rock. This change lasted until the following year, returning to being 100% Argentine rock”.
In addition, he points out that his microphones have had “outstanding conductors, such as Rolando Graña, Beto Casella, Diego Ripoll, Roberto Pettinato and Martin Ciccioli, among others. Currently they integrate it in locution and conduction Juan Di Natale, Carina Deferrari, Alejandro Scarso, Aldo Sinovoy, Bebe Contepomi, Nancy Pazos, Cecilia Bazan“.
Source: Ambito
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