"The Madness of Radio": Wireless Adventures in 1920s Mexico.

Presents a historical background on the introduction of radio in Mexico. Operation of first radio station El Universal Ilustrado on May 8, 1923; Popularity on the radio program of poet Manuel Maples Arce; Marketing strategies used by radio stations to attract listeners; Views of stridentistas on th...

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Publicado en:Studies in Latin American Popular Culture Vol. 20; pp. 51 - 69
Autor principal: Gallo, Rubén
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: University of Texas Press 2001
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