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National Radio Program is broadcast on Saturdays at 11 a.m. and has promoted intercultural dialogue and the construction of a more equitable society. In order to promote a more inclusive society and the invaluable cultural, social and political contribution of Afro-Peruvians, the National Institute of Radio and Television of Peru (IRTP) created Afroraices two years ago, a National Radio program that has become a reference in the representation and visibility of the Afro-descendant community in Peru.
Throughout its 100 broadcast programs, Afroraices has offered weekly content dedicated to topics that impact the Afro-Peruvian community, referring to areas such as health, food, art, culture, and more. Distinguished personalities have participated in the different broadcasts, among which stand out Susana Baca, Huevito Lobaton, Marquitos Mosquera, Octavio Santa Cruz, Jair Santa Cruz, Marco Campos, Charo Goyeneche, Luis Cuto Guadalupe and Jose Francisco Valdelomar.
The Afroraices program not only represents the Afro-Peruvian community, but also contributes to a fundamental cultural change in the country, reaffirming our commitment to inclusion, respect for diversity and the construction of a more equitable society. We are proud to continue supporting projects that promote the representation of all sectors of Peruvian society, said Ninoska Chandia, executive president of IRTP.
This program has also been key in the implementation of Afro-descendant content as part of the permanent programming of Radio Nacional, in line with the National Policy for the Afro-Peruvian People to 2030. It has also facilitated the replication of this model in other media and platforms, actively contributing to making Afro-descendants visible in areas such as science, politics and culture.
Afroraices is broadcast on Saturdays at 11:00 a.m. m., through the National Radio stations nationwide (radionacional.gob.pe/estaciones) and the YouTube channel (youtube.com/@radionacionaldelperu).
