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Lenin Omar

Jingle voice

An announcer cited among the voices that recorded the jingles of the minitecas, in the lineage of the spots that opened every rumba.

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In search of the sound of Lenin Omar

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The starting fact

“La Revista de las Minitecas” (DJ Vladimir Medina edition) mentions Lenin Omar among the announcers who recorded the jingles of the minitecas. His name appears associated with Miniteca Holiday (Ciudad Guayana), cited alongside Waldemaro Martínez and Enrique Hoffman: the professional voices that supplied the brand's presentation spot.

In miniteca culture, that jingle was a sound signature. Before the music started, the announcer's voice proclaimed the name of the miniteca in a recognizable style, and that presentation became part of the crew's identity. That Holiday commissioned its spots from announcers such as Lenin Omar, Waldemaro Martínez and Enrique Hoffman says a great deal about the level of production the minitecas of Guayana were after.

State of the research

Beyond the magazine and compilations from that same oral tradition (documents of the “Minitecas de los 80 y 90 y sus DJ” type, which circulate in PDF repositories), no independent external material about Lenin Omar as an announcer has been located: no stations, no dates, no verifiable biography. A search for “Lenin Omar” as an announcer from Venezuela/Guayana yields no sources of its own; the results about a “Lenin Rojas,” an announcer from Zulia, correspond to another person and must not be confused or mixed with this name.

That is why the entry remains in progress: the fact — Lenin Omar, jingle voice of Miniteca Holiday — is attributed by the magazine, but it awaits external corroboration and material from the protagonist himself. The CMTK Archive does not fill in stations, dates or biography that are not on record in a verifiable source.

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Credits and sources

· Story based on “La Revista de las Minitecas” (DJ Vladimir Medina edition): Lenin Omar cited as a jingle voice of Miniteca Holiday (Ciudad Guayana), alongside Waldemaro Martínez and Enrique Hoffman.
· Mention in compilations from the same tradition (“Minitecas de los 80 y 90 y sus DJ,” PDF repositories) — they do not constitute a robust independent source.
· Under documentary verification: stations, programs, dates and biography of Lenin Omar; the specific jingles he recorded; photographic and audio material for the archive.

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Source consulted on July 10, 2026

80s · 90s · Minitecas · Radio · Voices