Catalonia's Most Listened-To Radio, Live From Barcelona
RAC1 is Barcelona's Catalan-language news, sport and culture station, and one of the most listened-to radios in Catalonia. Here is what it plays, how to listen live and how it began in 2000.
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RAC1 is Barcelona's Catalan-language news, sport and culture station, and one of the most listened-to radios in Catalonia. Here is what it plays, how to listen live and how it began in 2000.
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