While going through my Es recordings from this past summer, I've come across several Spanish-language stations (and one indigenous-language station) that I'm unable to identify. Receptions were made in San Antonio, TX, using a SPARC SHD-T750 with the supplied dipole on south-facing wall unless otherwise noted.
8-15-22
- 88.9 @ 10:39 - Female SS talk with "Estéreo Vida" and "95.5" IDs plus a Mexico reference. I can't find any Estéreo Vida stations on 88.9 or 95.5.
- 88.9 @ 10:48 - Male DJ talking to female caller while "Acaso No Estoy Yo Aquí" by Athenas (Argentinian Catholic singer) is playing. He gives a "Radio Fortísimo" ID toward the end. I'm not sure if this is the same station as the previous one.
6-27-22
- 94.7 @ 12:54 (car radio) - Female announcer giving a 502-3345-8875 phone number, which would appear to be Guatemala. (The station is mixing with a semi-local in Austin.) She then announces a song by Dúo Zimrah (Christian duet from Argentina). As the song starts, there is a "La Voz Que ? Radio" male voiceover. If this is Guatemala, the only religious station I can find on 94.7 is TGCN "La Buena" in Cobán, but I didn't hear that ID. (That day I did ID at least one station from Guatemala - Emisoras Unidas on 91.1.)
- 91.1 @ 13:09 - "Cristo Me Ayuda" by Mariachi Misioneros del Rey, followed by male Christian talk with a "La Radio Reparador de Portillos 91.1" ID. This was followed by the "Our Father" sung in Spanish (not on recording), and then the station faded.
- 91.1 @ 13:26 - Fadeup of talk in an unidentified indigenous dialect but with a 92.3 reference in Spanish. The talk went on for a bit after this recording but was weaker and had a "Cristo" reference. Could this just be just a different program from the same station as on 13:09?
- 93.5 @ 13:38 - UNID SS Christian song ending, followed by male DJ talk in/out with a "bendición" reference and multiple "97.5" and "? Radio" IDs. After this recording, the station was taken over by female Spanish-language talk briefly, which was likely TGCZ in Guatemala.
Many thanks for any ID help you guys can give.
8-15-22
- 88.9 @ 10:39 - Female SS talk with "Estéreo Vida" and "95.5" IDs plus a Mexico reference. I can't find any Estéreo Vida stations on 88.9 or 95.5.
- 88.9 @ 10:48 - Male DJ talking to female caller while "Acaso No Estoy Yo Aquí" by Athenas (Argentinian Catholic singer) is playing. He gives a "Radio Fortísimo" ID toward the end. I'm not sure if this is the same station as the previous one.
6-27-22
- 94.7 @ 12:54 (car radio) - Female announcer giving a 502-3345-8875 phone number, which would appear to be Guatemala. (The station is mixing with a semi-local in Austin.) She then announces a song by Dúo Zimrah (Christian duet from Argentina). As the song starts, there is a "La Voz Que ? Radio" male voiceover. If this is Guatemala, the only religious station I can find on 94.7 is TGCN "La Buena" in Cobán, but I didn't hear that ID. (That day I did ID at least one station from Guatemala - Emisoras Unidas on 91.1.)
- 91.1 @ 13:09 - "Cristo Me Ayuda" by Mariachi Misioneros del Rey, followed by male Christian talk with a "La Radio Reparador de Portillos 91.1" ID. This was followed by the "Our Father" sung in Spanish (not on recording), and then the station faded.
- 91.1 @ 13:26 - Fadeup of talk in an unidentified indigenous dialect but with a 92.3 reference in Spanish. The talk went on for a bit after this recording but was weaker and had a "Cristo" reference. Could this just be just a different program from the same station as on 13:09?
- 93.5 @ 13:38 - UNID SS Christian song ending, followed by male DJ talk in/out with a "bendición" reference and multiple "97.5" and "? Radio" IDs. After this recording, the station was taken over by female Spanish-language talk briefly, which was likely TGCZ in Guatemala.
Many thanks for any ID help you guys can give.
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