A ‘Live, Opinionated, Culture-Refining House Party’ Across Radio, TV, and Streaming

“Set against a fast-paced, interactive format, each episode of Desmadre Live! features a variety of guests, surprise drop-ins, trending topics, viral clips, and audience call-ins — all blended into a one-hour serving of fun,” LatiNation says. “The vibe is intentionally messy, hilarious, and relatable — a visual and audio experience that reflects the real rhythms of Latino life today.”

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Iconic Journalist Teams With MSNBC Contributor Daughter For A New Podcast

There’s a new podcast coming to iHeartMedia’s podcast network focused on “elevating Latino voices and stories,” and the September 17 debut features two of the nation’s most influential Hispanic journalists together for the video series. Introducing The Moment with Jorge Ramos and Paola Ramos, described by iHeartMedia’s My Cultura as “a multigenerational conversation” between Jorge and Paola — father and daughter.

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José Villafañe-led Nueva Rebrands Boston, D.C. Radio Properties

José Villafañe has been busily over the last several years building a regional Hispanic media enterprise through Costa Media while making Nueva Network a top independent Spanish-language audio network serving the entire U.S. Recently, Nueva launched the online entertainment portal Queonnda.com. Now, the QueOnnda.com branding is being used at the two Costa-owned radio properties it operates.

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HRN Assumes Distribution and Sales for Two Formats

For generations, the “Los 40” brand, originally Los 40 Principales, has served as the home for Top 40 music across Spain. Then, Grupo PRISA imported the brand to Latin America, where it remains a competitor today in countries ranging from Costa Rica and Colombia to Mexico and Argentina. Now, Los 40 is getting a big stateside push thanks to a new representation deal with Hispanic Radio Network (HRN) — one that also sees the Clark Logan-led operation pick up the rights to JUAN.

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Norsan Media Solidifies ‘Kaliente’ Lineup In Orlando

Norsan Media’s recently acquired WFYY-FM 103.1, serving the Orlando market, has unveiled its new weekday programming lineup. It makes one thing clear: the regional Hispanic media company with stations in Jacksonville seeks to vigorously compete against Spanish Broadcasting System, iHeartMedia, Cox Media and operators of AM radio stations and FM translators who all seek to capture Spanish-speaking audiences in a fast-growing region for Latinos.

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