Two legends of Argentine radio, Héctor Larrea and Enrique Llamas de Madariaga, reunited to welcome Nelson Castro on the second morning of Radio Rivadavia in a historic reunion. The impact of the program was reflected in the overwhelming response from listeners, who flooded the radio's social media and WhatsApp with messages of thanks.
In a program focused on celebrating the history of radio, Larrea and Llamas de Madariaga shared memories, anecdotes, and recognition for those who made an impact at the station. Nelson Castro expressed his admiration for both and invited Larrea to host a morning show on Radio Rivadavia, to which the iconic host responded warmly.
During the broadcast, Larrea recalled the lunches at "Los Teatros," a restaurant owned by Antonio Carrizo, where he and other colleagues used to stay late after the radio. Excited listeners expressed their gratitude for having these legendary figures together on air.
Héctor Larrea, known for his show "Rapidísimo," was an influential voice in radio for decades, recognized for his ability to scoop stories and his unmistakable style. Enrique Llamas de Madariaga, for his part, revolutionized radio journalism with "Sexta Edición," combining political analysis and in-depth interviews.
Remembering the golden years of radio, Larrea and Llamas de Madariaga evoked the time when Radio Rivadavia dominated the audience with unique content that mixed music, entertainment, and political analysis. The implementation of mobile units in the streets and coverage of the Falklands War were highlighted milestones in the station's history, which became a symbol of rigorous journalism and quality entertainment.
