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La Cueva del Lobo

The show that named a miniteca

The La Mega Estación show whose howl was so popular that a miniteca took its name: from “La Cueva del Lobo” + Flash came the Loboteca Flash.

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A show with a pack of its own

“La Cueva del Lobo” was a show broadcast by La Mega Estación in the 90s. Its most solid trace is, curiously, a christening: the miniteca Flash (founded as a project in 1987) decided in 1993 to join the name of the radio show to its own —taken from Flash Gordon— and became the Loboteca Flash, the miniteca of the howl, which has an entry of its own in this Archive's Minitecas: Mobile Power portfolio. Miniteca memory agrees: Flash had an alliance with La Megaestación when they were broadcasting “La Cueva del Lobo,” and that is why it was called “la loboteca.”

What is known and what is missing

Two independent sources attest to the alliance (the magazine and the community of miniteca memory), and they agree on the mechanics of the name. Of the show itself, on the other hand, almost everything is missing: host, exact years, time slot and format have not been located in verifiable sources. One community source places it on La Megaestación's 95.7 FM signal (the network's regional frequency, distinct from the 107.3 of Caracas), a detail recorded with reservation.

This entry exists because the show left a unique mark on miniteca culture —an entire miniteca bears its name— and what is undocumented is declared honestly.

Article in progress

Article in progress…… Missing are the host, the market (Valencia?), the exact frequency, the years, the time slot and the format of the show, and period audio — ideally that of its trademark howl. If you listened to it or keep material, contribute to the MiniTK Archive.

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Credits and sources

· “La Revista de las Minitecas” (DJ Vladimir Medina edition), history of the Loboteca Flash: the name (1993) joins “La Cueva del Lobo,” a show on la Mega Estación, with Flash (after Flash Gordon).
· Cuando Era Chamo, “Minitecas de los ochentas” (community comments): “La Flash tenía alianza con La Megaestación 95.7 FM cuando transmitían el programa La Cueva del Lobo. Por eso se llamó la loboteca.”
· Under documentary verification: host, exact station/frequency (95.7 regional vs. 107.3 Caracas), years, time slot, format and period audio.

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Source consulted on July 10, 2026

90s · Radio