
Archive photograph of Pedro Del Campo (Éxito 1090) · contributed to the CMTK Archive
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Pedro Del Campo
The radio pioneer of the mixes
The radio man who took the mixes of the minitecas to the AM dial: creator of “Don Pedro y Sus Mezclas” on Radio Capital and producer of “La Musiteca” on Éxitos 1090.
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The forerunner of the mix programs
Before the mixes of the minitecas conquered the Venezuelan dial, Pedro Del Campo was already putting them on the air. In the late 70s and early 80s he hosted “Don Pedro y Sus Mezclas” on Radio Capital 710 AM, singled out by the radio memory of Caracas as the pioneer of programs devoted to mixes on Venezuelan radio: sets of Disco Music, Rock New Wave and Pop threaded together with the judgment of a discjockey (now DJ), when that format did not exist in commercial programming.
La Musiteca: the minitecas' radio showcase
His major work was “La Musiteca,” broadcast on Éxitos 1090 AM Stereo (Circuito Unión Radio) on Saturdays between 10 at night and 12 midnight, on the air from 1982 until the early 90s. The program worked as the movement's sound showcase: mixes by minitecas and minidiscos such as Ambitus, Explosion People, The Lawyer's, Lightning and Projection, among others, passed through its microphones and its tapes. Period recordings of the program (sets from 1986) survive in digitized form and circulate in online audio archives.
Source consulted on July 10, 2026
70s · 80s · Radio · Voices
