Manuel Guerrero had one of the most recognizable voices on Mexican radio, and his show "El Club de los Beatles" did very well.
The Grupo Radio Centro network says that Manuel Guerrero, 75, died. He was the host of the radio show "The Beatles Club" on the Universal Stereo station.
There were a lot of people who liked the announcer's voice and thought it was one of the most recognizable sounds on Mexican radio.
Who was Manuel Guerrero?
Manuel Guerrero Magaña was born in 1958 and worked as a speaker. He became interested in music at a very young age.
The musical years of the 1960s and 1970s changed his life, according to his story on the website for the shows that aired on 88.1 FM radio station. They were at the top of their game at that point.
In an interview with the Mexican Radio Academy, the announcer said that he became interested in radio and music in 1964.
"I started listening to The Beatles on Radio Éxitos in 1964, the first song I heard was 'A Hard Day's Night' ... who was going to tell me that over time, in 1977, I was going to arrive by chance of destiny at the season".
In that talk, Manuel Guerrero said that his first radio appearance was in a contest in 1972, and by the end of that decade, he was able to make it his full-time job.
