Radio Concierto

==1970-1972==
Radio Concierto was born in late 1970 as a classical music radio on FM (thus the name), related to the AM radio station Bulnes. Due the poor interest the owner given to the station, plus the experimental nature of the FM back then, no formal logo existed on this brieft era.
==1972-1975==
On August 1972, after being adquired by Julián-García Reyes Anguita, the station was relaunched, now as a top 40/hits music radio station.
==1975–1981==
In 1975, Radio Concierto launched stereophonic broadcasting, and, in order to reflect the technological advantage achieved, the radio starting to name itself Gran Concierto Stereo, leaving Radio Concierto naming with less protagonism, but used as well.
Radio_Concierto_75.svg|Alternative logo with the then-secondary naming, used mainly on vinyl covers.
==1981–1995==
==1995–1997==
==1997–1999==
Radio Concierto was bought alongside Futuro by Ibero American Radio Chile and joined then in November 1998. Later, in August 1999, it was shutdown and replaced in October by FM Hit.
==2000–present==
===2000-2021===
The new Radio Concierto was launched on December 25, 2000, replacing Radio Oxigeno, now at 88.5 FM in the Metropolitan Region of Chile.
Logo concierto.png|Earlier tagline (2007-2014).
303427 10150748373767814 1629903181 n.jpg|40th Anniversary logo (2012)
16265925 10155706332692814 1079860573627698780 n.jpg|45th Anniversary logo (2017)
===2021-present===
On September 14. 2021, for the first time in almost 21 years, Concierto updated it logo: although it retains the same design as the 2000 logo, the color palette was changed to be more brighten.
RadioConcierto50a.svg|50th Anniversary logo Version 1 (2022)
RadioConcierto50b.svg|50th Anniversary logo Version 2 (2022)
Category:Chile
Category:Radio networks in Chile
Category:Santiago de Chile
Category:PRISA
Category:Ibero Americana Radio Chile