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Radio Luz

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ddybas

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Anyone know anything about "Radio Luz" ? I believe it is a Spanish language format....I'm curious where it originates from and what direction it leans towards.

Dr. Dave
 
ddybas said:
Anyone know anything about "Radio Luz" ? I believe it is a Spanish language format....I'm curious where it originates from and what direction it leans towards.
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It's a Spanish Christian (Luz means "light") format produced by Salem... it is in markets like Boston, Denver and Seattle.
 
David...are you certain Salem produces it? I was under the impression it was produced elsewhere ( somewhere in Florida) and Salem only "carried" it. But I may have my facts scrambled. BTW.Thanks for responding.

Dr. Dave
 
ddybas said:
David...are you certain Salem produces it? I was under the impression it was produced elsewhere ( somewhere in Florida) and Salem only "carried" it. But I may have my facts scrambled. BTW.Thanks for responding.

Dr. Dave
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There is a Radio Luz in Orlando, and was one in Miami for a while on a rented channel, I think those are teaching as well as music stations. The salem format seems homegrown. I have only heard bits of either, so this may well be a third party format, but salem seldom does that.
 
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