The renowned broadcaster Martha de Castro passed away at the age of 82, leaving the radio world in Mexico, especially in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, in shock, where she was known as 'The Voice of the radio.' So far, the causes of her death have not been revealed, which has brought sadness to family, friends, and colleagues.
Martha de Castro lost her life on May 5, generating a wave of condolences and expressions of affection on social media from colleagues and followers. Her legacy in local radio is undeniable, being remembered as an emblematic and beloved figure in the community of Los Mochis.
Araceli 'Connie' Arámbula, programming director of Grupo RSN, expressed her sorrow for Martha's passing, highlighting the impact she had on the radio and the city of Los Mochis. Other broadcasters also joined in the farewells, emphasizing the influence and unique voice that characterized Martha de Castro.
With her departure, Martha leaves a void in the world of radio in Mexico, but her legacy will endure in the memory of those who knew her and appreciated her talent. The community of Los Mochis mourns the loss of 'The Voice of the radio,' an iconic figure who managed to win the hearts of those who listened to her.
