Radio Mitre

Radio Mitre: Began 16 August 1925 as LOZ Broadcasting (inaugurated 6 November 1925 in Flores); passed to S.A. La Nación (Emilio Mitre) on 2 February 1928; moved into its Mansilla 2668 building in 1984., The English article dates the move to Mansilla 2668 to 1985, one year after the Spanish article's 1984., Matinée de Juan Manuel, Radio Mitre's daily show of the early 1940s, was an almost unavoidable first step for young popular singers; Oscar Larroca sang there about three years with guitarists Pascual Avena, Enrique Maciel Jr. and Demasi (exact years not given)., and Julio Jorge Nelson's Gardel programme 'El bronce que sonríe' moved from Radio Callao to Radio Mitre in 1944; his 'El éxito de cada orquesta' also passed Callao, Mitre, then Rivadavia (years not given).^††† 1925: Began 16 August 1925 as LOZ Broadcasting (inaugurated 6 November 1925 in Flores); passed to S.A. La Nación (Emilio Mitre) on 2 February 1928; moved into its Mansilla 2668 building in 1984.^† 1940: Matinée de Juan Manuel, Radio Mitre's daily show of the early 1940s, was an almost unavoidable first step for young popular singers; Oscar Larroca sang there about three years with guitarists Pascual Avena, Enrique Maciel Jr. and Demasi (exact years not given).^† 1944: Julio Jorge Nelson's Gardel programme 'El bronce que sonríe' moved from Radio Callao to Radio Mitre in 1944; his 'El éxito de cada orquesta' also passed Callao, Mitre, then Rivadavia (years not given).^† 1985: The English article dates the move to Mansilla 2668 to 1985, one year after the Spanish article's 1984.^†