Radio Santa Fe

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Radio Santa Fe
Broadcast area	Bogotá
Branding	HJCG
Frequency	1070 kHz
First air date	1 April 1938
Format	News / talk / music
Owner	Luisa Mahé Hernando Bernal Andrade
Website	http://www.radiosantafe.com/

Radio Santa Fe is a radio station in Bogotá, Colombia, founded 1 April 1938^[1] by Hernando Bernal Andrade and his wife Luisa Mahe. The station broadcasts news and talk, with some music programmes.

Bernal purchased a communications system from a crashed airplane, repaired it and with his wife bought a house in Centenario, a neighbourhood in southern Bogotá, where the first broadcasts of Radio Santa Fe started.^[2] Radio Santa Fe was one of the first commercial radio stations in Colombia. After Bernal's sudden death in 1962, Ms Mahé and their four children have been in charge of the station.^[2]

Between 1998 , Radio Santa Fe had a FM Station in Pasto (Nariño), at 100,1 MHz. T

References

↑ Quiénes somos, Radio Santa Fe
↑ 2.0 2.1 Feliz cumpleaños a los medios, Revista Cambio, 18 March 2008

External links

Radio Santa Fe

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Main independent stations	Radio Santa Fe

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