Radio Beat FM 97.5mhz

Radio Beat FM 97.5mhz streams live from Villa Carlos Paz, Argentina, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in News, Talk, Sports music.

The broadcaster presents a diverse range of content, focusing on news, events, and music updates relevant to the local area. The station provides information on a variety of topics, including tourism, education, and public health initiatives. Recent news items include a report on Córdoba's tourism sector, which saw a $1.733 million economic boost and attracted over 6.7 million visitors since December. The broadcaster also shares details about a free conversation regarding postgraduate opportunities at the University Complutense of Madrid, and the return of the Brochero celebrations, marking a significant cultural event. Furthermore, the station highlights the commencement of the “SuperOfertón 2026,” a large-scale electronic commerce event featuring over 500 businesses. The programming schedule includes announcements about upcoming events and concerts, such as the “ABEL 30 AÑOS” celebration marking the artist Abel’s 30th year in music. The station also reports on the launch of a unique Spotify initiative involving a speaker urn for posthumous music listening. Coverage extends to the Cosquín Rock festival, detailing attendance figures and the unveiling of a site-specific artwork, “La Vuelta al Monte,” by Estudio Rare. Sports programming features updates on the return of the TC (Turismo Carretera) racing series and the second edition of La Villa Race, combining sport and nature. Information regarding public health is also disseminated, including details about ongoing dengue vaccination efforts in prioritized departments. The broadcaster’s website features news articles detailing the rescue of 41 wild animals by the Environmental Police following raids in Malagueño. The station also provides information about a new program initiated by Caminos de las Sierras, involving mobile scales for load weighing. A significant focus is placed on cultural events and celebrations, with reporting on the Brochero celebrations, which have a history spanning 186 years. The station’s coverage of Cosquín Rock highlights the festival's social, economic, cultural, and environmental impact, with the release of related study data. The station actively engages with the community by providing information on local events and initiatives. Streaming availability is not explicitly mentioned on the website, but the station’s website serves as a central hub for news and announcements. A unique feature highlighted is the reporting on the Spotify urn speaker initiative, demonstrating an interest in innovative music consumption methods. The broadcaster also shares details on educational programs, including ambientization days for the 2026 school year, and provides updates on public safety measures, such as the Environmental Police’s animal rescue operations.