Sonido 102

The broadcaster presents a format centered on current and cutting-edge musical genres and subgenres, incorporating classic hits from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. Musical selections include rock, disco, hip hop, and pop, often fused with electronic and world music elements. The station’s programming emphasizes quality music curation, as reflected in the “Calidad &Musicaza” segment. A significant feature is the availability of over 300 hours of curated electronic music, accessible through the MODULO-102 platform. Visual content complements the audio programming, with video availability on YouTube via Sonido102 TV and Vimeo. The programming schedule features a consistent block of music from 7:00 PM to 5:30 AM daily, with exceptions for special programs. The “EFShow 102: Electro Foto Show” is a documentary photographic record of important electronic culture events, sponsored by the broadcaster and organized by Zona Electrónica. Fernando Piedra is the photographer responsible for the visual documentation, which is compiled over several years and showcased both in physical locations and the MODULO-102. The “Revista102 Arte” segment highlights artistic endeavors, such as the animated project “Gorillaz Mountain,” which explores themes of life and loss through a journey to India. The broadcaster’s history is intertwined with Zona Electrónica, as evidenced by the collaborative “EFShow 102” and the organization of electronic culture events. The photographic work of Fernando Piedra forms a key part of the station’s archival record, documenting events within the MODULO-102 and elsewhere. The station’s visual content is distributed across multiple platforms, including YouTube, Vimeo, and the MODULO-102. The Tripy Tripy Fest also features prominently in the station’s video offerings, with related content available on Sonido102 TV and Vimeo. The station maintains a presence on YouTube through Sonido102 TV, offering live transmission screens and TV clips. Additionally, content is available on Vimeo, further expanding the reach of the visual programming. The MODULO-102 serves as a central hub for accessing both music and video content. The broadcaster’s commitment to visual documentation is exemplified by the extensive photographic work of Fernando Piedra, which is presented as part of the station’s offerings.