La Voz del Campesino - Revision history

RiverMan at 17:43, 20 September 2026

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Cosmikdebris at 01:57, 29 October 2007

2007-10-29T01:57:59Z

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Bolt at 15:33, 27 October 2007

2007-10-27T15:33:56Z

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-	'''La Voz del Campesino''' was a low-power broadcast station operating out of Peru. It was often heard on or near 6956 [[AM]] in the early to mid-00s in the eastern USA; program material was usually Andes-type music. The station was a major irritant to pirate listeners, as [[6955]] at the time was probably the most popular pirate frequency. Even if its audio could not be heard, the heterodyne from La Voz de Campesino's carrier could cause major interference to pirates on 6955; this was probably part of the reason that pirate operations began to shift to [[6925]] and lower frequencies. This station was often referred to in pirate circles as simply "The Peruvian".	+	'''La Voz del Campesino''' was a low-power broadcast station operating out of Peru. It was often heard on or near 6956 [[AM]] in the early to mid-00s in the eastern USA; program material was usually Andes-type music. The station was a major irritant to pirate listeners, as [[6955]] at the time was probably the most popular pirate frequency. Even if its audio could not be heard, the heterodyne from La Voz del Campesino's carrier could cause major interference to pirates on 6955; this was probably part of the reason that pirate operations began to shift to [[6925]] and lower frequencies. This station was often referred to in pirate circles as simply "The Peruvian".

	[[Category: Pirate radio esoterica]]		[[Category: Pirate radio esoterica]]

Cosmikdebris at 03:46, 15 October 2007

2007-10-15T03:46:42Z

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-	'''La Voz del Campesino''' was a low-power broadcast station operating out of Peru. It was often heard on or near 6956 AM in the early to mid-00s in the eastern USA; program material was usually Andes-type music. The station was a major irritant to pirate listeners, as 6955 at the time was probably the most popular pirate frequency. Even if its audio could not be heard, the heterodyne from La Voz de Campesino's carrier could cause major interference to pirates on 6955; this was probably part of the reason that pirate operations began to shift to 6925 and lower frequencies. This station was often referred to in pirate circles as simply "The Peruvian".	+	'''La Voz del Campesino''' was a low-power broadcast station operating out of Peru. It was often heard on or near 6956 [[AM]] in the early to mid-00s in the eastern USA; program material was usually Andes-type music. The station was a major irritant to pirate listeners, as [[6955]] at the time was probably the most popular pirate frequency. Even if its audio could not be heard, the heterodyne from La Voz de Campesino's carrier could cause major interference to pirates on 6955; this was probably part of the reason that pirate operations began to shift to [[6925]] and lower frequencies. This station was often referred to in pirate circles as simply "The Peruvian".
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Bolt at 02:11, 28 September 2007

2007-09-28T02:11:26Z

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-	'''La Voz de Campesino''' was a low-power broadcast station operating out of Peru. It was often heard on or near 6956 AM in the early to mid-00s in the eastern USA; program material was usually Andes-type music. The station was a major irritant to pirate listeners, as 6955 at the time was probably the most popular pirate frequency. Even if its audio could not be heard, the heterodyne from La Voz de Campesino's carrier could cause major interference to pirates on 6955; this was probably part of the reason that pirate operations began to shift to 6925 and lower frequencies. This station was often referred to in pirate circles as simply "The Peruvian".	+	'''La Voz del Campesino''' was a low-power broadcast station operating out of Peru. It was often heard on or near 6956 AM in the early to mid-00s in the eastern USA; program material was usually Andes-type music. The station was a major irritant to pirate listeners, as 6955 at the time was probably the most popular pirate frequency. Even if its audio could not be heard, the heterodyne from La Voz de Campesino's carrier could cause major interference to pirates on 6955; this was probably part of the reason that pirate operations began to shift to 6925 and lower frequencies. This station was often referred to in pirate circles as simply "The Peruvian".

Bolt: La Voz de Campesino moved to La Voz del Campesino: is not "de", but "del"

2007-09-28T02:11:10Z

La Voz de Campesino moved to La Voz del Campesino: is not "de", but "del"

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Al Fansome: New page: '''La Voz de Campesino''' was a low-power broadcast station operating out of Peru. It was often heard on or near 6956 AM in the early to mid-00s in the eastern USA; program material was us...

2007-09-27T03:11:05Z

New page: '''La Voz de Campesino''' was a low-power broadcast station operating out of Peru. It was often heard on or near 6956 AM in the early to mid-00s in the eastern USA; program material was us...

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'''La Voz de Campesino''' was a low-power broadcast station operating out of Peru. It was often heard on or near 6956 AM in the early to mid-00s in the eastern USA; program material was usually Andes-type music. The station was a major irritant to pirate listeners, as 6955 at the time was probably the most popular pirate frequency. Even if its audio could not be heard, the heterodyne from La Voz de Campesino's carrier could cause major interference to pirates on 6955; this was probably part of the reason that pirate operations began to shift to 6925 and lower frequencies. This station was often referred to in pirate circles as simply "The Peruvian".