Music interviews, entrevistas a artistas musicalesBorn in Colombia, Posada was the creator of the first rock
radio program in Spanish and Latin alternative music in U.S. commercial radio in 1993. The program was called 'Boom' and aired on WRTO 98.3 FM Radio Ritmo, Miami, Florida. This program was the first play the music of Shakira, Juanes, Aterciopelados, Carlos Vives, Bacilos, La Secta All Star, among others, in the American territory. Posada has interviewed over 1,000 artists and keeps and archive of some of today's greatest Latin stars in their beginnings. He is the founder of BOOM Magazine & BOOM Promotions and music correspondent for Caracol Radio WSUA Miami and the Latin Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences.A graduate of the Pontifical Xavierian University in Communications at the Faculty of Communication and Language, was the University radio station announcer from 1989, until he immigrated to United States in 1993. He also served as label manager for record labels such as Philips, (Polygram, Universal Music) and hosted rock radio shows such as 'Zona Gris' in Radioaktiva, in Bogotá.Upon arrival in Miami, Posada worked at record labels including EMI Capitol Records and radio stations such as Caracol Radio Miami, Tropical 98.3, 98 Caliente, Radio Ritmo, La Poderosa, Cadena Azul, Radio Uno and 1210 AM.CareerAlso known as 'El DJ Radioactivo' and 'El Quijote de la Música', he founded the first Rock en Español radio show in South Florida, (November 7, 1993). It was called 'BOOM' and aired on WRTO 98.3 FM, Radio Ritmo.Posada noticed the lack of this music in U.S. Latin music stations.In March 9, 1996, he launched BOOM Magazine, a bi-monthly print magazine of Latin music. In 2008, he closed the print edition and continued with the digital. In 1996, he was acknowledged by The Miami Herald, an English edition, among the 12 people who mattered in Miami that year, for his support of local, national, and international Latin Alternative music.
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Kike Posada