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'''Grupo Latino de Radio''' (GLR) is the US subsidiary of [[PRISA Radio]], holding company for Grupo PRISA’s radio assets. GLR operates two radio stations in the U.S. (Caracol WSUA 1260AM in Miami and W Radio XEWW 690AM in Southern California). GLR Networks is the content production and distribution arm that supplies Spanish language radio stations in the U.S. with |
'''Grupo Latino de Radio''' (GLR) is the [[United States|US]] subsidiary of [[PRISA Radio]], holding company for Grupo PRISA’s [[radio]] assets. GLR operates two radio stations in the U.S. (Caracol WSUA 1260AM in [[Miami]] and W Radio XEWW 690AM in [[Southern California]]). GLR Networks is the content production and distribution arm that supplies [[Spanish language]] radio stations in the U.S. with news services and stories focused on sports, entertainment and community programming, as well as a variety of musical formats. |
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==Shows== |
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Some of tGLR's most recognized shows are: |
Some of tGLR's most recognized shows are: |
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Minuto 60 with [[Pedro Sevcec]], which is a top-of-the-hour headline newscast covering the most important national and international news, with special attention to news from Mexico. |
*'''Minuto 60 with [[Pedro Sevcec]]''', which is a top-of-the-hour headline newscast covering the most important national and international news, with special attention to news from Mexico. |
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[[En Voz Alta]] with [[Maria Celeste Arraras]], a daily radio program focused on Hispanic women’s issues related to relationships, current trends, health, lifestyle, fashion, travel, entertainment, home décor, aspirations and controversial issues, among others. |
*'''[[En Voz Alta]] with [[Maria Celeste Arraras]]''', a daily radio program focused on Hispanic women’s issues related to relationships, current trends, health, lifestyle, fashion, travel, entertainment, home décor, aspirations and controversial issues, among others. |
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[[Salud y Familia]] with Dr. Elmer Huerta - First ever Latino President of the American Cancer Society - answers all our listeners’ health concerns and offers advice on an array of family issues with the help of a panel of experts and guests. The show looks to help Latinos in the US in an empowering and energetic way. |
*'''[[Salud y Familia]] with Dr. Elmer Huerta''' - First ever Latino President of the American Cancer Society - answers all our listeners’ health concerns and offers advice on an array of family issues with the help of a panel of experts and guests. The show looks to help Latinos in the US in an empowering and energetic way. |
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[[Futbol Mexicano al Dia]], an up-to-date coverage of Mexican Soccer - including the First Division League and the National Team (TRI) - as well as full news about Mexican players that succeed all over the world: Highlights, scores and interviews brought by former Chivas player, Jorge Campos, with the support of established and experienced sports journalist, Samuel Jacobo. |
*'''[[Futbol Mexicano al Dia]]''', an up-to-date coverage of Mexican Soccer - including the First Division League and the National Team (TRI) - as well as full news about Mexican players that succeed all over the world: Highlights, scores and interviews brought by former Chivas player, Jorge Campos, with the support of established and experienced sports journalist, Samuel Jacobo. |
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==External Links== |
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[http://www.glradio.com/ GLR Webpage] |
*[http://www.glradio.com/ GLR Webpage] |
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Grupo Latino de Radio (GLR) is the US subsidiary of PRISA Radio, holding company for Grupo PRISA’s radio assets. GLR operates two radio stations in the U.S. (Caracol WSUA 1260AM in Miami and W Radio XEWW 690AM in Southern California). GLR Networks is the content production and distribution arm that supplies Spanish language radio stations in the U.S. with news services and stories focused on sports, entertainment and community programming, as well as a variety of musical formats.
Shows
Some of tGLR's most recognized shows are:
- Minuto 60 with Pedro Sevcec, which is a top-of-the-hour headline newscast covering the most important national and international news, with special attention to news from Mexico.
- En Voz Alta with Maria Celeste Arraras, a daily radio program focused on Hispanic women’s issues related to relationships, current trends, health, lifestyle, fashion, travel, entertainment, home décor, aspirations and controversial issues, among others.
- Salud y Familia with Dr. Elmer Huerta - First ever Latino President of the American Cancer Society - answers all our listeners’ health concerns and offers advice on an array of family issues with the help of a panel of experts and guests. The show looks to help Latinos in the US in an empowering and energetic way.
- Futbol Mexicano al Dia, an up-to-date coverage of Mexican Soccer - including the First Division League and the National Team (TRI) - as well as full news about Mexican players that succeed all over the world: Highlights, scores and interviews brought by former Chivas player, Jorge Campos, with the support of established and experienced sports journalist, Samuel Jacobo.