36th National Youth Radio Workshop and Competition Approaches
La cita reverenciará, además, los 90 años de la emisora provincial de Holguín CMKO Radio Angulo y contará con un amplio programa de actividades, del cual sobresalen conferencias especializadas, visitas a sitios deportivos, históricos, culturales y recreativos, radioescuchas, debates y los esperados encuentros con la Familia Lloga y el jurado
Sports narration will be the focus of the 36th edition of the Antonio Lloga in Memoriam National Youth Radio Workshop and Competition, which will bring together young creators from several provinces in Santiago de Cuba on September 24 and 25.
At a press conference held today at the theater of station CMKC Radio Revolución, Rey Luis Correa, vice president of the Hermanos Saíz Association (AHS) in the city, highlighted the creative capacity of the participants, who, despite current complexities, maintain their connection to the medium and demonstrate that they have not let radio die.
The event will also pay tribute to the 90th anniversary of the Holguín provincial station CMKO Radio Angulo and will feature a broad program of activities, including specialized lectures, visits to sports, historical, cultural, and recreational sites, listener meetings, debates, and the anticipated encounters with the Lloga Family and the jury.
Also as part of the event's agenda, the books Así suena la vida and Radiaciones: El mundo desde la radio, by Santiago journalist Reinaldo Cedeño Pineda, winner of the José Antonio Fernández de Castro National Cultural Journalism Award, will be presented.
Likewise, the series Mis Muchachos, los Saíz will be presented, starring actress Kenia Ortiz in the role of Ester Montes de Oca, alongside Ángel Ernesto García Brito and Harol González, who will portray the brothers Luis and Sergio.
The programming will also include Se abre un libro, a literary promotion proposal by Radioarte that brings short stories by young writers who won the Calendario Prize to radio drama.
Yailén Aguilar, journalist and jury member, highlighted the quality of the works submitted and the professionalism of their authors in conveying to listeners, through voice and emotion, the development of sports narration.
The oldest event of Cuban youth radio, with 72 works in competition representing 25 stations and two university radio bases, will once again bring together in this city creation, training, and exchange among young people linked to a medium that finds in new generations a way to renew its languages and keep dialogue with its audiences open.
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