Radio 41 streams local news, talk and sports on 1360 AM from San Jose de Mayo, the capital of Uruguay's San Jose department, with programs like Radionoticias 41, Según Cómo se Mire and the rural affairs show Hora Rural. It is free to stream right now, anywhere in the world, no account required.
Broadcasting From a Maragato Town
San Jose de Mayo was founded in 1783, settled largely by colonists from the Maragatería region of León, Spain, which is why locals are still known as maragatos today. The city grew into one of Uruguay's cultural capitals outside Montevideo, home to the Teatro Macció, a landmark theater that opened in 1912 and remains one of the most recognized cultural buildings in the country's interior. Radio 41 broadcasts from inside that same historical fabric, licensed to Héctor Pérez and based on Ciganda street in the heart of the city.
A Station Built Around Local Life
Rather than chasing a national audience, Radio 41 keeps its programming rooted in San Jose department itself, covering community announcements, weather, regional developments and the kind of local news that larger Montevideo stations rarely reach. Hora Rural gives the station's agricultural surroundings a dedicated slot, a reminder that San Jose department's economy still runs heavily on farming and livestock even as its capital city carries centuries of layered colonial and cultural history.
How to Listen
Radio 41 streams free on Radio Shuffle. Press play above for news, talk and rural programming straight from one of Uruguay's oldest interior cities.