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Cuban radio is in mourning following the passing, on the morning of this Monday, of the renowned broadcaster Kenia María González Caballero, an iconic figure of Estéreo Instrumental Radio Siboney CMDV in Santiago de Cuba.
The Santiago broadcaster José Yaser Centray Soler shared the news on his Facebook profile, highlighting the legacy of the broadcaster and her contribution to the field.
"May her voice continue to shine, which identifies CMDV through various sound and promotional designs," she wrote, recalling the distinctive mark that González left on Cuban radio.
Kenia María González is remembered for her unique style and her significant contributions to cultural and educational programs such as "Iluminados para la Sabiduría," the cultural magazine "Música y Algo Más," and the science and technology segment "En Todos los Sentidos."
"Those of us who knew her witnessed her unwavering commitment to the field of voice acting," Centray added, highlighting the impact she had on her colleagues and the community of voice actors.
The news has saddened radio professionals in Santiago de Cuba, who recognize in González not only a great professional but also an inspiration for future generations of communicators.
Miguel Noa Menéndez, a member of Santiago's radio community, also expressed his sorrow on Facebook over the passing of the prominent broadcaster.
"This morning, the broadcaster Kenia María González Caballero, the voice behind CMDV Radio Siboney, passed away," Noa stated.
This Monday, the death of Héctor Eduardo Pérez Mata was also mourned in Havana. He was one of the two active founders of the weekly magazine Opciones from the Editora Juventud Rebelde, and he passed away due to liver failure that worsened his health condition.
Pérez began his career at Juventud Rebelde in the 1980s and dedicated over three decades to commercial activities, representing the weekly publication Opciones at numerous international trade fairs.
In November, Pedro Martínez Pírez passed away at the age of 86, marking the end of the life of one of the most prominent journalists within the official media system of the Cuban regime.
Recognized with awards such as the José Martí National Journalism Award and the National Radio Award, Martínez Pírez dedicated his professional life to defending and promoting the narrative of the Cuban regime, initially through diplomacy and later through the media controlled by the communist state.
Also in November, the radio community of Villa Clara and its audience mourned the passing of Hanny Gómez Méndez, one of the most beloved and respected voices of state radio in the province.
The broadcaster, who dedicated her life to communication, passed away after "a battle against an illness," said her colleague Jorge Nilo Coello Machado.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Legacy of Kenia María González Caballero and Its Impact on Cuban Radio
Who was Kenia María González Caballero and what was her contribution to Cuban radio?
Kenia María González Caballero was a renowned broadcaster at Radio Siboney CMDV in Santiago de Cuba, known for her unique style and involvement in cultural and educational programs. Her legacy includes her notable work on shows such as "Iluminados para la Sabiduría" and "Música y Algo Más."
How has the passing of Kenia María González impacted the radio community in Santiago de Cuba?
The passing of Kenia María González has caused great sadness among radio professionals in Santiago de Cuba, who remembered her as an inspiring figure and a remarkable professional in the field of broadcasting. Her death represents a significant loss for future generations of communicators on the island.
Which programs highlighted the voice of Kenia María González on Radio Siboney?
Kenia María González was known for her participation in cultural and educational programs such as "Iluminados para la Sabiduría," "Música y Algo Más," and "En Todos los Sentidos." These programs showcased her dedication to broadcasting and her impact on Cuban radio.
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