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Hdradioisthefuture
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Hey Eduardo when your walking don't make any sudden stops you might break Richards nose..
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That's the sort of smart-ass comment I'd expect from you.
Perhaps before worrying about not understanding a Spanish-language station, one might try to master the English language, including understanding "your" and "you're."
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I learned the Spanish I learned in high school, some from class, but mostly from listening to Spanish language shortwave stations, including the aforementioned Radio Rumbos! Favorites were Radio Barquisismeto and Ecos del Torbes, that did the 2 man news thing with the doorbell in the morning, though not for their evening news. Then there was "Lo Que Esta Noche Recuerda" which I assume was Venezuelan oldies. The announcer would even greet and share letters from "los Venezolanos en el exterior" listening on 4980..there even would be the occasional ID in English. Here's the Spanish ID I remember: https://youtu.be/6XshU9rB2fM.
My classmates had better grades in class, but I was the only one who could carry on a conversation in Spanish (of course I always wanted to speak in Spanish language radio announcer voice)
My classmates had better grades in class, but I was the only one who could carry on a conversation in Spanish (of course I always wanted to speak in Spanish language radio announcer voice)
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K.M. Richards
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Did you also have the echo that had to accompany all local Spanish language radio commercials back in the day?
"Esto es equis-eh-teh-erre-ah, Tijuana, Mexico. X-TRA News over all of Southern California!"
Echo was replaced with flanging in the 80's, apparently by order of the Federal Harmonizer Commission.
Proper usage was taught at DJ schools, along with pot whipping and puking.
I could only wish. Hell, I'd like to have had that in English!
I would love this. I was a Univision America fan (via my phone/internet) and bummed when that got discontinued (especially since it just disappeared one day without any communication to listeners). I would listen to Spanish/bilingual talk.
So that's 1 listener.
I doubt it would work though.
So that's 1 listener.
I doubt it would work though.
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