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"La Hora de la Bachata" concluded on 93.1 Amor after 9 years by Mon.-Sat. at 12-1PM

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AlNYC

Well, damas y caballeros, on April 13, 2026, "La Hora de la Bachata" by Mon.-Sat. at 12-1PM on 93.1 Amor has come to an end after nearly 9 years of broadcasting.

So I want to thank you very much for playing one hour of bachata for your enjoyment of everyone in NYC. So 93.1 Amor will be reverted back to 12-1PM Spanish regular programming for now.

Until then, keep up the good work. (y)
 
AlNYC said:
Well, damas y caballeros, on April 13, 2026, "La Hora de la Bachata" by Mon.-Sat. at 12-1PM on 93.1 Amor has come to an end after nearly 9 years of broadcasting.

So I want to thank you very much for playing one hour of bachata for your enjoyment of everyone in NYC. So 93.1 Amor will be reverted back to 12-1PM Spanish regular programming for now.

Until then, keep up the good work. (y)
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I don't even think I can differentiate Amor from La Mega anymore. What the hell are they doing down there? The only thing Amor doesn't have that La Mega does is mixshows.
 
MichaelD1972 said:
I find it odd that Amor would drop the one hour block of Bachata when it is major part of their format. I mean they don't use the slogan "Batchata y Mas" for nothing.
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A one hour show does not define a station. What they do the rest of 6 AM to 7 PM Monday to Friday does that. Specialty shows are a technique formerly used to get diary keepers to remember listening so they would write it down. We have not had diaries in NYC for 18 years. Now, such shows may be thought to interrupt the flow of a more balanced programming.
 
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davideduardo said:
A one hour show does not define a station. What they do the rest of 6 AM to 7 PM Monday to Friday does that. Specialty shows are a technique formerly used to get diary keepers to remember listening so they would write it down. We have not had diaries in NYC for 18 years. Now, such shows may be thought to interrupt the flow of a more balanced programming.
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Here in Cleveland we have a 1 hour Salsa block in the late morning. On Saturday afternoons there's a one-hour bachata block and an early-rise one hour salsa show.

The rest of the day it's the typical salsa/merengue/tropical/reggaeton/hip-hop mix.
 


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