Radio de Folklore 96.7 FM

Radio de Folklore 96.7 FM transmite ao vivo de Córdoba, Argentina, na Tuninga Radio.

Esta estação de rádio é especializada em música Folk, Latin, Adult Contemporary.

The broadcaster specializes in folklore music from the region, providing a platform for traditional sounds and artists. Programming focuses exclusively on folk music, with a particular emphasis on the music of the Litoral region. The station highlights artists such as Ramón Ayala, whose music was featured in a special broadcast on a Tuesday at 4:30 PM. Listeners can access the live stream through the broadcaster’s website, www.radiodefolklore.com.ar, and a mobile application is also available for download. A “chaski” number, 3517512530, is provided for listeners to send messages. The station’s programming includes recurring segments like “Jueves de Milongas y Versos Criollos,” which airs weekly and is accessible via the website and mobile app. The broadcaster regularly shares updates and promotions on Facebook, encouraging listeners to engage with content and view related posts. A special broadcast highlighting Ramón Ayala featured Chamamé music and music from the Litoral region. The Facebook page also provides links for sharing content on platforms like Twitter and LinkedIn. Established on March 4, 1972, the station commemorates the birth of Jorge Rojas, a composer, singer, poet, and producer, who was born in Cutral-Co. Rojas’ family relocated to Salta when he was nine years old, and he later joined the group “Los del cerro.” He became a member of “Los Nocheros” in 1993, following the departure of Quique Aguilera, and achieved recognition in Cosquin in 1994. Rojas began his solo career in 2005 and received further recognition in Cosquin the following year. He is the nephew of the renowned musician, the Chaqueño Palavecino. The station actively engages with its audience through social media platforms, including Facebook, where listeners can view comments, likes, and shares. Several collaborations and shared works are highlighted, including projects with Oscar Esperanza Palavecino, Néstor Miguel González, Cesar Adolfo Teruel, Silvia Marina Mugíca, Alfredo Rojas, Miguel Ángel Moyano, La Moro, Lucio Rojas, José Saavedra Muñoz, and others. The station’s website also provides links for listeners to share content and view comments.