US EditionJuan Antonio “Cachirupi” Rojas Dies, Well-Known Speaker of the Biobío Region
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The radio world of Bío Bío is in mourning. Juan Antonio Rojas Morales, historical...
Juan Antonio Rojas died at the age of 79, leaving a legacy marked by his closeness with the auditors and more than 35 years of experience
Recently, news was released that has shaken the world of communications. It turns out that on the morning of this Tuesday, the death of Juan Antonio Rojas Morales, a prominent radio announcer who was known as “El Cachirupi” was confirmed. The communicator was 79 years old and stood out for his work on Radio Punto 7. It is worth noting that the announcer was fighting cancer, which kept him away from the microphones during the last two years. Comm…
On Tuesday, December 2, media confirmed the sensitive death of Juan Antonio “Cachirupi” Rojas: recognized radio announcer in the Bío Bío Region. The news was confirmed by Radio Punto 7, station where he accompanied the morning audience for almost 16 years. Died Tuesday at 79 years, “Cachirupi” toured different radio stations of the Bío Bío. This, through a trajectory of almost 35 years, saw him perform in: Inter-American Radio, Radio Caracol, Ra…
El Gran Concepción lives a deep regret after the departure of Juan Antonio Rojas Morales, better known as “Cachirupi”. His voice accompanied generations for more than four decades, becoming an icon of the local radio and a reference of proximity and warmth for thousands of auditors. Born in Coronel, Rojas Morales faced a life marked by effort and resilience. During the dictatorship he had to exile in Argentina, where he was born the nickname tha…
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