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Che Guevara was not only a doctor, a writer, a military strategist, philosopher he was the man responsible for wiring up a radio transmitter on the Revolution's frontlines. On February 24th 1958, in the Sierria Maestra Mountains to the Northwest of Santiago de Cuba, Che installed his soft weapon, 'Radio Rebelde'. Broadcasting across Cuban air waves allowed Che to deliver his speeches and the principles of the Revolution direct to the ears of the people. Music was also broadcast on Radio Rebelde so as to make the point that the Revolution was about "Socialismo con ritmo" - 'Socialism with rhythm'. Music is, and was then, a fundamental ingredient in the struggle as the Cuban nation has a musical soul. Radio Redelde is still broadcasting out of Havana today.
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