World Radio Day is celebrated every February 13, recognizing the significance of radio as a medium of communication. The day underscores radio's ability to adapt over the years, remaining relevant despite technological advances and emerging forms of entertainment and information. This resilience has helped radio maintain its status as a crucial source of news and culture in society.

In Argentina, there is also a National Day of Broadcasting celebrated on August 27, commemorating the first transmission by 'Los Locos de la Azotea' in 1920. This dual celebration highlights both the local history of radio in Argentina and its global importance. As technology continues evolving, the role of radio as a trusted source of information is more critical than ever.

In 2026, UNESCO aims to reflect on the proper use of artificial intelligence as a tool for broadcasting. This initiative is indicative of the ongoing discussions about integrating technology into traditional media, ensuring that radio can continue to flourish and adapt in an increasingly digital world.