Guanajuato, Gto. February 9, 2017.- Friday February 10, Radio Universidad of Guanajuato will turn 56 years and with that motive, they will make a live transmission from the stairway of Teatro Juárez from 10:00 to 14:00hrs.
"Radio itinerante", "Gaceta Universitaria", "Más que el ruido", "Café Radio UG", "El espacio del oyente", "El librero", "Jazz", "De cocina y otras maravillas", "Polifemo de oro", "Radio teatro", "Tiempo de niños y niñas", are some of the productions that will be heard live at that time.
In addition, during the day, with anniversary rubrics, the listeners may know some of the productions done in different years of the radio, such as the interview with Dr. Mario Molina, Nobel Prize of Chemistry 1995, at 08:30am; the interview with the filmmaker Arturo Ripstein, special transmission held on December 16, 2016 in Radio 3, Radio Nacional de España, in the program: "El sétimo vicio", this will be at 14:30hrs.
As part of "Culture is Science" in February 2015, the interview with the astronaut José Hernández Moreno was transmitted, same that the audience would listen again at 17:30hrs. Likewise, at 17:00, they will transmit the 2003 program "Rock Actual".
History
On February 10, 1961 under the acronym XEUG, the radio station received the authorization from the Department of Communication and Transport for its legal functioning.
Radio Universidad de Guanajuato was the fourth university radio in the country, after Radio UNAM, from San Luis Potosí and Radio Veracruz. Since its foundation, it became an alternative in the radiophonic quadrant thanks to the vision of the then rector, M. Eugenio Trueba Olivares.
Since 1972, Radio Universidad de Guanajuato covers the International Cervantine Festival (FIC) and since then, has recorded and transmitted –live and differed—different concerts through their frequencies.
The radio is a member of the Association of Public and University Radios of Latin America and the Caribbean (ARPULAC); of the Network of Radio stations and Educational and Cultural TV Broadcasters of Mexico A.C. (Red México) and the Network of University Radios of Mexico (RRUM).
