Radio Raiz 1140 AM

The broadcaster offers a format centered on traditional music from the region and Latin America, encompassing styles from folklore to ranchera. It features music from significant artists who have shaped the history of radio, including the duo Benítez y Valencia, Carlota Jaramillo, Raúl Molestina, and Bolívar Ortiz. The station’s programming also includes spaces for opinion and information, aiming to keep the community informed about local and national political, social, and economic events. The broadcaster transmits on the station kHz AM and online, providing a connection to the region’s musical heritage and current affairs. The station maintains a 24-hour, uninterrupted broadcast schedule. It provides a platform for community members to share their opinions, fostering engagement with local issues. The broadcaster’s advertising services allow businesses to promote products and services to a wide audience through a traditional media channel. It emphasizes the radio's ability to connect with listeners effectively, economically, and emotionally, highlighting benefits such as audience segmentation, fidelity, and reach. The station’s physical location is on Av. Amazonas N35-89 y Corea, 4to piso Edificio Amazonas. The broadcaster boasts over 25 years of history and a catalog of more than 300 traditional records from the region and Latin America. It pays tribute to influential artists who have contributed to the evolution of radio broadcasting. The station operates under a Code of Ethics for Organización Radial Raiz, demonstrating a commitment to responsible broadcasting practices. The broadcaster is part of Organización Radial Amazonas, further establishing its place within the regional media landscape. The station offers a means for listeners to connect with the broadcaster through a contact form on the website, requesting information or submitting comments. Listeners can tune in via the station kHz AM or online. The broadcaster promotes itself as a medium that remains relevant and adapts to contemporary times, emphasizing its continued appeal. The telephone number for contact is +593 2 22 55 999, and a postal address is Casilla postal: 17 01 638.