Freciencia Zero 92.5 FM

The broadcaster presents a variety program featuring cultural and lifestyle content, alongside sports coverage and discussions on current events. A recurring theme is the exploration of local arts and culture, highlighted by features like Vecchia Republica, a space for artistic expression, and the remembrance of Wanda Taddei with a mural addressing femicidios. The station also shares stories of individuals pursuing ambitious goals, such as Nahiara Díaz’s preparation for Milano-Cortina 2026 and Mateo Sauma’s journey toward his first Olympic Games. Additionally, the broadcaster provides insights into local industries, including a look at how a tourism agency operates and the burgeoning wine scene. The programming includes several named segments and hosts. Soledad Obeid hosts 'Egiptología y egiptofilia en la the country', exploring Egyptology and Egyptophilia within the region. Mario Ian, recently recovered from a health issue, is returning to the stage, and Lalo Mir has described himself as “an animal of radio.” Belén Medina, known as “la guitar heroine,” contributes to the musical programming. MC FLY presents a segment dedicated to cinema, and the Coro Polifónico Nacional is featured in a segment titled “salí de ahí.” Additionally, Nico Castillo Abad provides commentary on political events. The broadcaster highlights several milestones and achievements. The station presented the second edition of the “Soy, porque somos” summit, demonstrating a commitment to community engagement. A mural was created to remember Wanda Taddei, signifying a dedication to social awareness. Francesca Baruzzi is set to lead the delegation in Milano-Cortina 2026, showcasing support for athletic endeavors. The broadcaster also documented the journey of Dal Farra, emphasizing leadership and fundraising efforts for the same event. The station also covered the return of Mario Ian to the stage after a period of recovery. The station engages with its audience through social media, specifically Instagram, using a code of barras for connection. The broadcaster shares stories about local businesses, such as a family-run winery and a tourism agency. It also provides information on important health topics, including steps to take in the event of a cardiac arrest. The station’s coverage extends to the arts, with segments on gourmet cuisine and the work of Nancy Giampaolo, who discusses Capusotto, Tirria, and the art of deception. Furthermore, the broadcaster provides updates on the TEG’s “50 pirulos” initiative and reports on the concerns of SAGAI members regarding payment issues.