Radio La Cruz del Sur FM 95.2

Radio La Cruz del Sur FM 95.2 streams live from La Paz, Bolivia, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in Talk, Religious, Educational music.

The broadcaster presents programming centered around religious proclamation and community support. Musical style is not explicitly defined on the website, but the content suggests a focus on spoken word and devotional programming rather than music-based formats. The website highlights several programs designed to engage listeners and facilitate charitable contributions. The primary purpose appears to be the dissemination of evangelical messages through the medium of the broadcaster. The programming schedule includes several distinct shows, each with specific hosts and formats. 'El T’inkaso' is hosted by El Gringo Gonzales, indicating a recurring segment with a designated presenter. Another segment, 'Servicio a la Comunidad,' suggests a focus on local outreach and assistance. 'Los Dueños de la Pelota' represents another program with a specific title. The broadcaster also features 'Merk´a Amaya,' a radio novel presented in the Aymara language. Other programs include 'Operación Andres' and 'Cruzadas Internacionales,' suggesting a global outreach component. A 'Diccionario Biblico' segment is also featured, indicating a focus on biblical education. The website details a mechanism for financial support, explicitly mentioning donations to “la obra RCS” (the RCS work). These donations are intended to support the proclamation of the evangelio, or gospel. The broadcaster provides banking information to facilitate these contributions, indicating a reliance on listener support. The website also includes a 'Frase del Día' or 'Phrase of the Day' segment, suggesting a daily devotional element. The inclusion of a 'DICCIONARIO BIBLICO' segment further reinforces the broadcaster's commitment to religious education and understanding. The broadcaster actively engages with the community through various means, including the provision of donation information and the presentation of programs in Aymara. Streaming availability is not explicitly mentioned on the website. The inclusion of 'Operación Andres' and 'Cruzadas Internacionales' suggests an international reach beyond the immediate local area. The website also provides contact information for those wishing to contribute or learn more about the broadcaster’s activities.