Radio Rivadavia AM 630

Radio Rivadavia is one of the great names of Argentine broadcasting: founded in 1928 in Buenos Aires, it has been part of the country's life for almost a century. It was also a pioneer - the first Argentine station to broadcast 24 hours a day with its own programming, a habit it has kept since 1959.

The format on AM 630 is the classic Rivadavia blend: news and talk all day, with a strong sports desk and the big national debates in between. Over the decades the station made stars - Cacho Fontana's Fontana Show became a national institution - and its microphones still host the conversations Argentina argues about.

The broadcast goes out on AM 630 in Buenos Aires and streams live on rivadavia.com.ar, with apps and a busy YouTube channel carrying it beyond the dial. Nearly a hundred years on, the old slogan still fits: where the people are, Rivadavia is.