ADORA highlights the evolution and legacy of Dominican radio on its centenary

The president of the Dominican Association of Broadcasters (ADORA), Rosa Olga Medrano highlighted that the 100 years of Dominican radio represent a national celebration of a medium that continues to evolve and adapt to digital platforms, without losing its commitment to information, quality, and responsibility.

“Technology is advancing rapidly, we cannot ignore digital platforms and we are part of it, and we are the ones trying to maintain content completely in tune with what we from the radio have always done: quality, commitment, and responsibility, especially in terms of information and everything we disseminate and share,” asserted the president of ADORA, upon her arrival at the celebration of the one hundred years of Dominican radio.

Medrano also highlighted the importance of training new generations of communicators with preparation, values, and principles, inspired by the legacy of those who have shaped the history of Dominican radio.

ADORA inaugurates museum dedicated to the history of radio

The Dominican Association of Broadcasters -ADORA- officially opened the celebration of the 100 years of Dominican radio, during an event held at the Garden Tent of the El Embajador hotel.

The radio museum was also opened, so that on Monday the 12th and Tuesday the 13th, visitors can learn about the history and legacy of this mass medium of communication that began in the Dominican Republic in the year 1926.

In the same Garden Tent hall of the legendary El Embajador hotel, Roberto Rodríguez, general director of Grupo Medrano, from a radio booth set up for the activity, conducts interviews with radio professionals that are broadcast by many of the stations affiliated with ADORA.

With the slogan “Knowledge, Innovation and Projection”, the celebration of 100 years of radio features this Tuesday, October 13th at 11:00 in the morning, the panel titled “The Radio that Transforms: Education, Culture, Health, Faith and Development”.

The panelists will be: in Sports, Franklin Mirabal; in Culture, María Elena Aguayo; in Health, Dr. Ana Simó; in Faith, Father Jeovanny Pujols; and in News, Johnny García. The moderator will be Jatnna Tavarez.

This same Tuesday at 2:30 in the afternoon, the second panel titled “The Radio of the Future, Talent, Technology and Trust” will take place, with the participation of Ricardo Nieves, Roberto Rodríguez, Cristina Zapata, Hilda Peguero, Juan Manuel Aguiló and Fabián Zamarron. The moderator of this interesting panel will be José Luis Ravelo.

This space will be dedicated to reflecting on the challenges of broadcasting in the face of technological changes, as well as the importance of human talent and listener trust in a constantly transforming media environment.

With this agenda, ADORA commemorates the centenary of Dominican radio, highlighting its trajectory, the contribution of its professionals, and the need to continue adapting to new forms of communication, without abandoning the principles of quality, commitment, and responsibility that have marked its history.