Radio La Red 9.8

• Version: 9.8
  Version Code: 4
  Package: radio.lared5am
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Radio La Red is an Argentine radio station, it is located at Calle Ángel Carranza 1441, Buenos Aires.
It began broadcasting from Avenida Santa Fe at 2900, under the license that belonged to Radio Excelsior (formerly LOV Radio Brusa), then awarded by the State to Red Celeste and Blanca SA

Starting in 1995, it reached the top ratings, thanks to its new format dedicated to sports and promoted by its new director: Diego Ávila, son of Carlos Ávila (then owner of the production company Torneos y Competencias) who appointed Juan as General Manager Carlos García Bisio, who designed the programming and identity of the station until 2003. Thus, under the name of La Red Deportiva (name adopted in 1997), he based his programming essentially on the First Division of Argentine soccer, of which Torneos owned the television broadcasting rights.

The most prominent sports journalists were part of the programming. Enrique Macaya Márquez, Fernando Niembro, Marcelo Araujo and Gonzalo Bonadeo. In addition, there were Mariano Closs, Juan Fazzini, Quique Wolff, Daniel Jacubovich, Adrián Noriega, the late former classic referee Guillermo Nimo and the former technical director of the Argentine soccer team, Carlos Salvador Bilardo. They were the beginnings of Sebastián Pollo Vignolo, Martín Liberman, Gustavo López, Fernando Pacini and many more.