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The radial signal of the IRTP reaffirms its commitment to be the voice that unites us, informs and accompanies, taking quality content to each corner of the national territory.This June 20 commemorate the 100 years of the first radio broadcast in Peru, held from the Oax-AM station with a message from the then President Augusto B. Leguia. That milestone marked the beginning of a new era in the countrys communications and laid the foundations for the creation of National Radio of Peru, the dean station and one of the oldest in Latin America.
Throughout this century, the radio has accompanied the development of the country, informing, educating and entertaining millions of Peruvians. In this process, Radio Nacional has played a fundamental role as a means of communication of the State, consolidating itself as a public platform committed to the service of citizenship.
Since its official foundation, on January 30, 1937, Radio Nacional has been part of the daily life of several generations, promoting democratic values, respect for cultural diversity and access to quality information. Through its broadcasts in Spanish and original languages such as Quechua and Aimara, it has strengthened national identity and has given voice to the countrys regions.
In addition, Radio Nacional contributed to the rise of radio theater, radiovelas and live musical programs, achieving great audience with this type of radial content.
Currently, Radio Nacional is part of the National Radio and Television Institute of Peru (IRTP), whose mission is to contribute to the development of the country through public media that promote inclusion, plurality and interculturality. His vision is to consolidate as a reference in public communication, with a program that strengthens democracy and social welfare.
Celebrating 100 years of radio in Peru is to recognize the power of the voice to build citizenship, unite cultures and accompany peoples lives. National Radio represents that vocation of public service that remains in force and stronger than ever, said the institutional head of IRTP, Ninoska Chandia Roque.
With a multiplatform presence on radio, web, social networks and streaming, National Radio continues to be transformed to connect with new audiences, without losing its essence of public service. Programs such as every speaker, scap a thousand voices or Jilatakunapaye demonstrate their ability to innovate, inform and rescue the traditions of Peru.
Communication and Institutional Image Office
Lima, June 20, 2025
