Producción de una serie radial que resalta la importancia de las labores de la mujer llanera en Casanare y Arauca.

Abstract

This research project is a radio series entitled "Voces Femeninas del Llano: Historias que Resuenan", which highlights the importance of the work of llanero women in Casanare and Arauca, in the Eastern Plains of Colombia, whose main objective is to make visible and highlight their fundamental role in the preservation and promotion of regional culture through a narrative and documentary approach. It begins with an introduction to the historical and cultural context of the eastern plains, highlighting the relevance of traditional activities such as cowherding, gastronomy and llanero folklore and the need to make visible the tireless work of llanero women. Pre-production included research to select characters and themes, and the development of technical and literary scripts. During production, interviews and recordings were conducted in various locations in Casanare and Arauca, capturing the essence of local stories and traditions. And in post-production, interviews, environmental sounds and music were integrated, creating eight broadcasts transmitted on local radio stations and digital platforms. As a result, it not only documents the process of creating the radio series, but also provides a deep insight into the life stories and struggles of women in Casanare and Arauca, contributing to their recognition and valorization in contemporary society.