FM La Tribu

FM La Tribu - 88.7 of Buenos Aires - is the great legend of the Argentine community radio: born clandestine on June 19, 1989 in a fourteenth-floor apartment of Gascon and Sarmiento, by students of communication of the UBA, when the dictatorship's broadcasting law did not allow them to exist - and thirty-seven years later it is still here, in the casona of Lambare 873, Almagro, with the slogan sin aire no hay fuego, no air, no fire.

Sixty programs share the grid - culture, politics, human rights, genders, social movements - from Buen Dia Fin del Mundo in the morning to the shows recorded in the Devoto prison with the Radioculta project. The house is also a training center, an audiovisual producer, a bar and a label on Bandcamp; the molotov attack of 1993 is part of the memory, and the membership in AMARC and ALER, of the present.

The stream runs from fmlatribu.com, day and night. The last radio, as it calls itself - the first for many.