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| Frequencies | See #Frequencies |
| Branding | CMBL Radio Metropolitana |
| Programming | |
| Language(s) | Spanish |
| Format | Various |
| Ownership | |
| Owner | Cuban Institute of Information and Social Communication |
| History | |
First air date | 1975 |
Call sign meaning | CMBL |
| Links | |
| Website | radiociudadhabana.icrt.cu |
Radio Metropolitana (English: Metropolitan Radio), call sign CMBL, is a regional music radio station in Cuba. It is heard on 910 kHz AM and 98.3 MHz FM in Havana and region. It is operated by the Institute of Information and Social Communication (IICS).
History
[edit]19??-1961: CMCA Radio Mambí
[edit]It originally started as CMCA Radio Mambí (the first years of the station and its owners are unknown).
1961-1967: CMCA La Voz Amiga de Cuba (The Friendly Obice Of Cuba)
[edit]After the Cuban Revolution, CMCA was nationalized in 1960.
In November 1961, the CMCA Radio Mambí AM 820 disappeared. The station were broadcast in Spanish as La Voz Amiga de Cuba and in English as The Friendly Obice Of Cuba.[1] From its microphones, the American Angela Davis launched her message of peace and rebellion.[1] This radio station had programming in English until December 20, 1967, when it became Radio Cordón de La Habana.[1]
1967-1974: CMCA Radio Cordón de La Habana
[edit]The new radio station CMCA Radio Cordón de La Habana responded to the agricultural plan that was created around Havana.[1] Despite being located on Calle N in the El Vedado neighborhood, it was broadcasting for 150 days from the countryside, sharing with the men and women who gave their effort to the agricultural plan.[1] From that moment on, the radio station interviewed Prime Minister Fidel Castro Ruz, who waited until 1968 working in the giant Wajay nursery.[1] In this interview, Fidel reported on the agricultural plans that would begin to be developed in the province of Havana.[1]
In 1973, the studios of Radio Cordón de La Habana were moved to Avenida 26 (also in the El Vedado neighborhood).[1] En 1974, the Cuban government announced the deactivation of the radio station before New Year's, its last broadcast of Radio Cordón de La Habana was on the evening of December 31.[1] Exactly at midnight on New Year's Day 1975, the station changed its name to Radio Metropolitana.[1]
1975: CMCA Radio Metropolitana
[edit]On the first day of the year 1975, the new radio station appeared, now called Radio Metropolitana.[1]
En 1978, en ocasión del XI Festival de la Juventud y los Estudiantes, que se celebró en la ciudad de La Habana, transmitiu en cuatro idiomas durante veinticuatro horas.
In 1978, on the occasion of the XI Festival de la Juventud y los Estudiantes (XI Festival of Youth and Students), which was held in the city of Havana, it was broadcast in four languages for 24 hours.[1]
1978: Radio Metropolitana in AM 860
[edit]On August 6, 1978, the Radio Metropolitana began using the CMBL callsign and the 860 kHz frequency that had previously belonged to Radio Internacional (which changed to AM 1360 and was deactivated in April 1980).[1]
Its original frequency at 820, as well as the CMCA callsign, were assigned to Radio Ciudad de la Habana, which had appeared on the Havana airwaves on July 26 of that year.[1]
Since 19??: Radio Metropolitana in AM 910
[edit]Radio Metropolitana, which was tuned to AM 820, changes frequency, this time to AM 910. The exact date of the frequency change and its reasons are unknown.
Frequencies
[edit]| Location | Call sign | Power [kW] | AM Frequency [kHz] | FM frequency [MHz] |
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| La Habana | CMBL | 910 | 98.3 |
References
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Category:Radio stations in Cuba Category:Radio stations established in 1975 Category:1975 establishments in Cuba