Radio Concierto

Radio Concierto
City Santiago, Chile
Broadcast area Territory national of Chile
Slogan "Solo grandes canciones"
Frequency 88.5 MHz (Santiago)
88.1 MHz (Arica)
96.3 MHz (Iquique)
90.7 MHz (Antofagasta)
102.5 MHz (Copiapó)
90.1 MHz (La Serena/Coquimbo)
93.1 MHz (Gran Valparaíso)
98.9 MHz (Rancagua)
98.1 MHz (Pucón)
105.7 MHz (Valdivia)
92.7 MHz (Punta Arenas)
Canal 659 VTR (All Chile)
First air date August 1, 1972 (first stage, 101.7 MHz)
December 2000 (Second stage, 88.5 MHz)
Format Rock and Pop of 70's, 80's, 90's, 2000's and present
Owner Ibero Americana Radio Chile
Sister stations Radio Futuro, Radio Activa, Rock & Pop, Radio Uno, ADN Radio Chile, Radio Imagina, FM Dos, Los 40, Radio Pudahuel, Corazón FM
Webcast Listen Live
Website concierto.cl

Concierto (in English: Concert Radio) is a Chilean radio station located at 88.5 MHz of the FM dial in Santiago de Chile. Also it transmits for all the country with its network of repeaters and by the channel 659 (with D-Box) of the cable operator VTR, 973 in the cable operators GTD and Telefónica del Sur and via internet in the rest of the country and the world.

Direction

In its first stage it was directed under Julián García-Reyes and Juan Enrique Amenábar. From the arrival of the radio to IARC and until 2005, its director was: Javier Sanfeliú.[1] Since January 2013, its director is: Sergio Cancino.[2]

Broadcasters and program leaders

During their four stages, several voices have passed through their microphones. These include:[3] Corporate speakers and voices

Former
Actuales
  • Daniel Maldonado Amaro
  • José "Pepe" Lavat
  • Macarena Fernández

Program Managers

Former
  • Alfredo Lewin
  • Sergio Fortuño
  • Cristián Warnken
  • Boris Orellana
  • Patricio Urzúa
  • Blanca Lewin
  • Natalia Del Campo
  • Katyna Huberman
  • Cecilia Amenábar
  • Polo Ramírez
  • Rafael Cavada
  • Claudio Fariña
  • Santiago Pavlovic
  • Pablo Márquez
  • Carolina Pulido
  • Verónica Calabi
  • María José Prieto
  • Mirna Schindler
  • Andrea Hoffmann
  • Cristina González
  • Javiera Contador
  • Ignacia Allamand
  • Macarena Fernández
Current
  • Álvaro Paci
  • Patricio Bauerle
  • Sergio Cancino
  • Lorena Bosch
  • Patricia Venegas
  • Mariana Derderián

Programs

  • Mañana será otro día (Tomorrow will be another day)
  • Casetera Concierto (Tape deck Concert)
  • La Personal
  • Zoom Concierto (Zoom Concert)
  • La comunidad sin añillo (The community without a ring)

Past programs

  • Super 45
  • La Maquinita
  • Sandía
  • Concierto Placer
  • Concierto Enfoque
  • Catálogo Concierto
  • Gran Reserva
  • Noches Concierto
  • Dingo Domingo
  • Club Radical
  • Box Set Concierto
  • Concierto Discoteque

Slogans

Period Slogan
1972-1995 Gran Concierto de amistad, por el camino de la paz (Great Concert of friendship, on the road to peace).
1995-1996 Radio Concierto, el desembarco de los ángeles (Concert Radio, the landing of the angels).
1998-1999 Rock y guitarras. Primera en tu memoria (Rock and guitars. First in your memory).
2000-2007 La radio de hoy (Today's radio).
2007-2008 Presente en tu memoria (Present in your memory).
2008-2014 La voz de los '80 (The voice of the '80s).
2014–present Solo grandes canciones (Just great songs).

References

  1. ↑ "Concierto Apuesta por la Hora del Taco". El Mercurio. September 1, 2001. Retrieved July 6, 2016.
  2. ↑ "Sergio Cancino asume como director de Radio Concierto". Ibero Americana Radio Chile. iarc.cl. January 25, 2013. Retrieved July 6, 2016.
  3. ↑ "Programas — Radio Concierto". Concierto.cl. Retrieved 29 July 2017.

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