Sonar FM

The broadcaster operates as an alternative and self-managed communication medium, currently in its eighteenth season of production. The station focuses on creating and disseminating pluricultural content and promoting culture. It identifies as a signal in the air, indicating a commitment to accessibility and widespread reach. The broadcaster's mission centers on providing a platform for diverse voices and artistic expressions, moving beyond conventional media landscapes. The organization’s longevity, spanning eighteen seasons, demonstrates a sustained dedication to its unique programming model and community engagement. The station’s programming includes a variety of events and shows, such as “De Acá a la China,” which features multiple iterations including a Peña in the Desayunador, a Festival at the Club Belgrano, and a presentation of “Antes de ser” by Indómita escena. Nadia hosts “De Acá a la China,” extending invitations to a “Músicas: rock, escena y comunidad” event scheduled for March 12, 2026. Other scheduled events include a Desayunador de Villa Germinal on March 13, 2026, and presentations of “Historias de una capital, saber que fuimos para saber que somos.” The broadcaster also shares news updates, including reports on the consolidation of control by La Libertad Avanza in key legislative committees and coverage of the Trama Festival taking place at a local park. The station’s history is marked by its consistent operation as a self-managed entity, having produced content for eighteen consecutive seasons. Recent news coverage includes a report highlighting Governor Sergio Ziliotto’s participation in Expoagro 2026, where he emphasized the Province’s financial and tax tools to bolster productive investment. Additionally, the station reported on a government initiative providing exemption from Ingresos Brutos for sales at Expoagro and offering subsidized credit for productive investment, totaling $12.000 million. The broadcaster also covered a debate between Deputy Adrián Ravier and Riboyra, reflecting its commitment to reporting on political developments. The station actively engages with the community through event promotion and news dissemination, sharing information about events like the Desayunador de Villa Germinal and the Trama Festival. It provides updates on provincial matters, such as Governor Ziliotto’s involvement in Expoagro 2026 and the government’s financial support for the productive sector. The broadcaster’s website features links to articles detailing these events and initiatives, ensuring accessibility to relevant information for listeners. The station’s commitment to pluricultural content and community engagement underscores its role as a vital communication hub.