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Spanish Contemporary
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> Does San Francisco have Spanish Contemporary music? Becuase
> I only find Spanish Oldies and Regional Mexican which isn't
> my taste of spanish music.
>
yeah KCNL 104.9 is now it, but you can only listen in san jose, not like 100.3 where you could of heard it almost anywhere<P ID="signature">______________
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> I only find Spanish Oldies and Regional Mexican which isn't
> my taste of spanish music.
>
yeah KCNL 104.9 is now it, but you can only listen in san jose, not like 100.3 where you could of heard it almost anywhere<P ID="signature">______________
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> > Does San Francisco have Spanish Contemporary music?
> Becuase
> > I only find Spanish Oldies and Regional Mexican which
> isn't
> > my taste of spanish music.
> >
> yeah KCNL 104.9 is now it, but you can only listen in san
> jose, not like 100.3 where you could of heard it almost
> anywhere
Actually, that is not "contemporary" unless you mean gold-based Adult Contemporary. It is soft AC.
The only station playing contemporary Spanish language music is La Kalle 105.7.
>
> Becuase
> > I only find Spanish Oldies and Regional Mexican which
> isn't
> > my taste of spanish music.
> >
> yeah KCNL 104.9 is now it, but you can only listen in san
> jose, not like 100.3 where you could of heard it almost
> anywhere
Actually, that is not "contemporary" unless you mean gold-based Adult Contemporary. It is soft AC.
The only station playing contemporary Spanish language music is La Kalle 105.7.
>
> > > Does San Francisco have Spanish Contemporary music?
> > Becuase
> > > I only find Spanish Oldies and Regional Mexican which
> > isn't
> > > my taste of spanish music.
> > >
> > yeah KCNL 104.9 is now it, but you can only listen in san
> > jose, not like 100.3 where you could of heard it almost
> > anywhere
>
> Actually, that is not "contemporary" unless you mean
> gold-based Adult Contemporary. It is soft AC.
>
> The only station playing contemporary Spanish language music
> is La Kalle 105.7.
LA KALLE plays mostly Reggaton, but I prefer listening to SPANISH CHR or SPANISH HOT AC. Also, I wish we have Tropical format here, but becuase of the ethnic group of Latin people in the bay area, I doubt we will ever have Tropical format here in the Bay area.
> > Becuase
> > > I only find Spanish Oldies and Regional Mexican which
> > isn't
> > > my taste of spanish music.
> > >
> > yeah KCNL 104.9 is now it, but you can only listen in san
> > jose, not like 100.3 where you could of heard it almost
> > anywhere
>
> Actually, that is not "contemporary" unless you mean
> gold-based Adult Contemporary. It is soft AC.
>
> The only station playing contemporary Spanish language music
> is La Kalle 105.7.
LA KALLE plays mostly Reggaton, but I prefer listening to SPANISH CHR or SPANISH HOT AC. Also, I wish we have Tropical format here, but becuase of the ethnic group of Latin people in the bay area, I doubt we will ever have Tropical format here in the Bay area.
> >
> > The only station playing contemporary Spanish language
> music
> > is La Kalle 105.7.
> LA KALLE plays mostly Reggaton,
Reggaetón _is_ today's contemporary Spanish music, from Chile to San Francisco.
> but I prefer listening to
> SPANISH CHR
The only Spanish CHRs in the US are in Puerto Rico, which is 100% Spanish dominant and can support the high cumes needed to compensate the low TSL that CHRs have in any langauge.
> or SPANISH HOT AC.
This is sort of what Superestrella, the Entravision format, does. However, it survives mostly due to its morning show and the music dayparts are very weak. In LA, they are 6th or 7th Spanish station in music dayparts.
This format, without tons of reggatón, does not work.
> Also, I wish we have Tropical
> format here, but becuase of the ethnic group of Latin people
> in the bay area, I doubt we will ever have Tropical format
> here in the Bay area.
Tropical as anything but an oldies format for over 35 year olds is dead, even in Puerto Rico where there is no longer a current based tropical station. Obviously, on the West coast there are not enough people to support this... although it might appear on an HD-2 channel.
>
> > The only station playing contemporary Spanish language
> music
> > is La Kalle 105.7.
> LA KALLE plays mostly Reggaton,
Reggaetón _is_ today's contemporary Spanish music, from Chile to San Francisco.
> but I prefer listening to
> SPANISH CHR
The only Spanish CHRs in the US are in Puerto Rico, which is 100% Spanish dominant and can support the high cumes needed to compensate the low TSL that CHRs have in any langauge.
> or SPANISH HOT AC.
This is sort of what Superestrella, the Entravision format, does. However, it survives mostly due to its morning show and the music dayparts are very weak. In LA, they are 6th or 7th Spanish station in music dayparts.
This format, without tons of reggatón, does not work.
> Also, I wish we have Tropical
> format here, but becuase of the ethnic group of Latin people
> in the bay area, I doubt we will ever have Tropical format
> here in the Bay area.
Tropical as anything but an oldies format for over 35 year olds is dead, even in Puerto Rico where there is no longer a current based tropical station. Obviously, on the West coast there are not enough people to support this... although it might appear on an HD-2 channel.
>
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