La Bocina Radio

The broadcaster presents a format centered on news, opinion, and cultural commentary, with a focus on local and international events. Content includes discussions on economic policies, such as a segment noting President Milei’s preference for a $300 USD exchange rate over job preservation. Political analysis features prominently, with reports on protests in Catamarca concerning the resignations of Jalil and Milei. The website also publishes pieces examining the potential for government employee geolocation tracking and satirical content comparing figures like Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein to the Titanic movie. A recurring segment, “De Poco Un Todo,” provides a snapshot of current affairs. The station’s programming schedule varies across the week, with segments airing between 10:00 and 13:00 on Mondays through Saturdays, and extending to 19:00 on Mondays through Fridays. Sunday programming runs from 10:00 to 13:00. Specific shows include “QUIQUE PESOA. La Radio como Resistencia,” which appears multiple times within the schedule. Another recurring segment is “Extremo Sur,” which publishes updates on March 6th, February 21st, February 6th, and January 30th. The broadcaster also features a podcast series titled “TODO EL AÑO ES CARNAVAL,” released on December 4th, 2025, and another titled “NO TIENE NOMBRE,” released on November 27th, 2025. Segments like “POPURRÍ” and “POPURRÍ XL” also appear in the schedule. The broadcaster’s history is documented through archived content on the website, with posts dating back to February 10th, 2022, under the title “LA BOCINA DE MI BARRIO.” A segment titled “Recorriendo la obra inconclusa del soterramiento” was published on February 27th, 2026. The website also includes a piece discussing “La distancia entre el paro general, y lo particular” published on February 22nd, 2026, and a satirical piece referencing “Como «Volver al futuro», pero al revés: el regreso al siglo XIX” on February 15th, 2026. A segment titled “SABES DE QUÉ TENGO GANAS…” was published on July 28th, 2023. The station engages with its community through online publication of news and opinion pieces. Streaming availability is implied by the presence of a website and archived content. A unique feature is the focus on “artesanal” and “barrial” (neighborhood) content, emphasizing local perspectives and experiences. The website also features segments examining topics like the decline in sales for small businesses, with a report published on March 9th, 2026, detailing ten consecutive months of decline.