Nacional Buenos Aires LRA1 AM 870
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Argentina's public radio flagship — the AM 870 voice that has anchored the country's national conversation for nearly a century.
These are the standout Argentine stations worth pressing play on first — from Buenos Aires's iconic rock, talk, and tango signals to public radio reaching Ushuaia and Río Gallegos, plus Rosario's loudest FMs. Think of it as a curated welcome, not the whole dial: the full Argentina catalog is here to keep exploring once you've found your favorites.
6 browser-playable stations

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Argentina's public radio flagship — the AM 870 voice that has anchored the country's national conversation for nearly a century.
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The 95.9 that turned Argentine rock into a daily ritual — still the loudest argument for FM in Buenos Aires.
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Rosario's CNN-affiliated flagship — the news-and-music dial setting for Argentina's second city and the wider Santa Fe region.
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Public radio for Santa Fe — informative, cultural, and unmistakably regional from AM 1300 in Rosario.
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The southernmost public voice in Argentina — broadcasting from Tierra del Fuego since 1961 with a dose of Patagonia in every hour.
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Corrientes's defining news voice — provincial AM 900 mixing politics, sport, and the chamamé heart of the northeast.
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News and debate from Patagonia austral — Río Gallegos's 24-hour informativa, far-south Argentina on a single dial.
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On air since 1988 — the community FM that has covered Belén de Escobar and the northern Greater Buenos Aires for decades.
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Modern porteño talk radio at its sharpest — daily home to some of Argentina's most-followed journalists and conversation hosts.
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Mario Pergolini's rock-and-culture hub — half radio station, half live venue, and central to Buenos Aires's contemporary scene.
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Tango as it sounds today — Club Atlético Fernández Fierro's curated stream of Tango Siglo XXI from Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires's home of electronic music — a long-running FM that helped define club-floor culture on the porteño dial.