Waldemaro Martínez, creator and host of “La Musiteca” — portrait of the Venezuelan announcer, the official voice of so many minitecas

The show keeps no graphic material of its own: the image is the portrait of its creator and host, Waldemaro Martínez, published on his professional profile at F&F Media Corp (ffmediacorp.com) and on RossanaMúsica (rossanamusica.com, 2012).

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La Musiteca

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One of the radio shows of Waldemaro Martínez, the official voice of so many minitecas, within his long career on the Venezuelan dial.

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A show within the work of Waldemaro Martínez

Among the allies of miniteca culture, not everything happened in the street or on the screen: part of the reach came through radio. La Musiteca is cited as a radio show tied to the Unión Radio network, and it appears among the slots hosted by Waldemaro Martínez, one of the most recognized announcers in Venezuela and the official voice of numerous minitecas.

Waldemaro Martínez started out in announcing very young and from 1980 worked at stations of the Unión Radio network —among them Éxitos 1090 AM—, and in 1988 he took part in the founding of La Mega Estación. Within that career, various write-ups include La Musiteca in the list of his radio shows, alongside titles such as “Solo Gaitas,” “Disco Report,” “Power Hits” and the “Mega Coffee Break.”

Note on what remains to be documented

Of La Musiteca it is confirmed that it existed as one of Waldemaro Martínez's shows, but no firm data has been located in independent sources on its years on the air, its exact station within the network, its format or its specific coverage of the miniteca world. The link with Unión Radio is consistent with Martínez's career —developed largely in that network— and the magazine states it as such; that attribution is kept without expanding it with unverified data. No other hosts or specific dates are attributed to it.

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Credits and sources

· Base mention in “La Revista de las Minitecas” (DJ Vladimir Medina edition): “la Musiteca, de Unión Radio,” cited among Waldemaro Martínez's shows.
· Profiles and write-ups of Waldemaro Martínez's career list “La Musiteca” among his radio shows and indicate his start in 1980 in the Unión Radio network (Éxitos 1090 AM) and his role as co-founder of La Mega Estación (1988) — F&F Media Corp. (ffmediacorp.com) and RossanaMusica (rossanamusica.com).
· Under documentary verification: years on the air, exact station, format and miniteca coverage of La Musiteca; independent confirmation of its specific link with Unión Radio.
· Entry compiled by the CMTK Archive (research carried out on July 10, 2026).

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Source consulted on July 10, 2026

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