Memoria histórica de la emisora radio San José de Cúcuta 11.60am, como medio de comunicación de la Universidad de Pamplona.

Abstract

Along the history in “La Perla del Norte” have emerged radio stations that have leave a mark in the comunity, one of them is “Radio San Jose de Cucuta 11.60 AM”. This one is a private radio station that born with the propose of helping those who haven't a voice in society, but in the year 2004 it became a public one, becoming property of the Universidad de Pamplona Campus Villa del Rosario. With a divided history, the information that you can find on the internet, books, or radial productions is not clear and accurate about this radial station being ruled by this alma mater. That’s why this present project aims to the production of radial pieces that reconstruct the historical memory of Radio San Jose, since it began to be a part of the Universidad de Pamplona. The chosen genre was the radial chronicle, since it have all the requirements to narrate the begginins and present of the radio station acquired as a laboratory of radio experiences for students of Social Communication. The project is segmented by chapters. The first one it describes and contextualizes the place and the situation that leads to knowing the problem. The second one it includes international, national and local backgrounds, which support and resemble the objective proposed in this project, and also theories and thoughts of authors who support the subject. The third one, is the longest of all, it contains the production proposal, proposed to generate an original radial product that meets the mentioned aspects. And the last one, the number four that have the conclusions about the experience and knowledge acquired during the realization of this project. Additional you can find the bibliography and the annexes, in the latter you can see key documents of the research done. This project was made as a contribution to the history of the radio station San José de Cúcuta 11.60 AM and, thinking that there may be a radio consultation document at the University of Pamplona, for people who require it.