Ecos de Malvinas

Ecos de Malvinas streams live from Turdera, Argentina, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in Rock, Variety music.

The broadcaster operates as a school radio station originating from Escuela Secundaria Nº 3. It began streaming online in November 2015, representing a collaborative effort from the entire school community. The initial project involved securing funding from Banco HSBC and Isover, with Isover donating acoustic materials for the studio. Teachers, the student government, and students in the sixth year contributed to the studio and production room’s setup. Equipment and microphones were donated by the Secretariat of Education in Lomas de Zamora. The station’s programming features content created by students across various subjects and workshops, rotating on a 24-hour cycle. The station's name, “the station,” resulted from a contest among fifth-year students, proposed by Florencia Gasparini, Viviana Paez, Antonella Malmen, Candela Cañete, and Noelia Alvarez. The slogan, “Corazón al sur,” was the second-highest vote-getter among administrators, advisors, and teachers, and was created by Candela Piedrozzi, Luciana Petre, Micaela Roteño, Florencia Rois, and Jimena Kinjuk. Antonela Agudo and Alan Mischuk, students in the fourth and sixth years respectively, designed the station's logo. Carla Ritrovato, a recognized rock journalist, became the station's godmother starting in December 2016, marking the end of the first season. The station's Twitter handle is @ecosdemalvinas, and it is accessible 24 hours a day via the website. The station celebrated its tenth anniversary, showcasing a series of achievements for the school. Jana Balverdi earned a gold medal in the Torneos Bonaerenses, a source of pride for the institution. Alexia Moya, a sixth-year student, won a poetry contest focused on “Malvinas, Identity and Culture.” Esteban Larosa was named provincial champion. The school also marked its 50th anniversary with a large celebration and produced its first film, “Ranchos Salvajes.” Jorge Puzenik previously served as the director of the school. The station is accessible online via Zeno.FM and through the school’s website. The musical style is rock, selected by the majority of students in the communications program. The station’s programming adheres to the Malvinas identity of the institution, ensuring all content is presented in the local language. The station also highlights student achievements and school milestones, demonstrating a commitment to community engagement and celebrating student success.