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Colombia Crossover streams salsa, vallenato, champeta, bachata and reggaeton live from Medellín, the flagship of the Sistema Colombia Crossover network. Listen free on Radio Shuffle.
Pon Salsa y Todo Norte streams salsa and northern Ecuadorian dance music from Machachi, a highland town known for Andean cowboy culture. Listen free on Radio Shuffle.
Radio Latina streams salsa, bachata, and reggaeton from Paris, France's first independent radio station built around Latin American music. Free to stream anytime on Radio Shuffle.
La Mega 97.9 (WSKQ) streams salsa, merengue, bachata and reggaeton free on Radio Shuffle from New York, the Spanish-language station that beat Howard Stern's morning show in 1998 and became the city's top station regardless of language by 2014.
Z92 streams salsa and tropical music from Miami, the Spanish Broadcasting System station relaunched in 2012 with Willy Chirino and now the city's top Hispanic outlet. Listen free on Radio Shuffle.
Radio Chacaltaya streams cumbia and tropical music from La Paz, named after a Bolivian peak that once held the world's highest ski resort. Listen free on Radio Shuffle.
Mass Rumba Radio Station streams salsa, rumba and guaguancó around the clock from Lawrence, Massachusetts, a city where Latinos make up the majority of residents.
El Zorro 98.3 FM streams bachata, reggaeton, and salsa as the first Spanish-language station in Utica, New York, launched in 2020 when owner Arjuna Broadcasting flipped an oldies station called The Fox. Listen free on Radio Shuffle.
Salsa 92.7 FM broadcasts an all-salsa format from Santiago de los Caballeros, the historic heart of the Dominican Republic's Cibao region, with dedicated shows like Salsa En La Mañana and Domingo De Salsa.
Broadcasting from the Ecuador-Peru border town of Tambillo in Zapotillo canton, Radio Tambo Mix mixes cumbia, salsa, and electronic music as a proud voice of the region's dry forest community.
Broadcasting from Barahona since 1989, Palma 90.7 FM keeps the Dominican south dancing with classic salsa and merengue, community talk shows, and a schedule built around the rhythm of daily life.
Radio Cumbia Mix streams from Peru, centered on the 70s and 80s when Andean migrants in Lima built chicha, a guitar-driven cumbia named after a fermented maize drink, alongside corridos, salsa and vallenato.
