FM 90.7 Radio Ysapy

FM 90.7 Radio Ysapy streams live from Asunción, Paraguay, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in Religious, Talk, Variety, Folk, Adult Contemporary music.

The broadcaster operates as a community-focused radio station with a long history spanning 37 years. Its mission is to serve the listening public through a diverse range of programming. The station’s leadership includes Dr. José Tomás Cabriza, Director Propietario, and Aldo José Cabriza Doldán, Operador Propietario. Other key personnel listed include Antonio Bordón Recalde (Sonidista – Operador), Marta Regina González (Secretaría y Administración), Diego Salinas, Oscar Candia, and Elizabeth Figueredo. The station’s commitment extends beyond broadcasting, as evidenced by its involvement in events such as a “Noche de premiación” and a “Día de la amistad” celebration. The broadcaster’s team emphasizes a dedication to radio broadcasting and community engagement. The station’s programming schedule is extensive, featuring a wide array of shows across weekdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Weekday programming begins at 5:00 AM with “Pentecostal Dios es amor,” followed by “El Caminante con Tony Gaona” and “LBV Legión de la Buena Voluntad.” The schedule includes music segments like “Música Ysapy” and talk shows such as “El Manicomio con el Profe Mazier,” “Las Hermanas Caballero,” “El especial de Oscar Pérez y la Alegre formula nueva,” “La fuerza de la tarde con Pedro Fariña,” “El especial de la tarde con Elizabeth Figueredo,” “Una hora más! con Andrés Britez,” “Hora Ciudadana,” “Sin Filtro con Marcelo Rodas,” and “Noche y Folklore con el Dr. José Tomas Cabriza.” Saturday programming includes shows like “Frecuencia Nueva,” hosted by Daniel Rodriguez and Rafael Frutos, “Rafael Vargas. El Trovador,” and “Ñaneresaive haguâ,” hosted by Lic. Blanca Lila Gayoso. Sunday programming features “Folklore a tu manera,” “Blas Serafini,” “El show de Magistral,” “Yvytu pyahu,” and “El acordeón romántico.” Several shows feature recurring hosts, including El Profe Rubén Darío Mazier, Elizabeth Figueredo, Marcelo Rodas, and Dr. José Tomás Cabriza. The station has maintained a consistent presence on the airwaves for three and a half decades. The website highlights the dedication of the team, emphasizing their role in providing a platform for diverse voices and programming. Specific events, like the awards night and friendship day celebrations, showcase the broadcaster’s commitment to community involvement. The consistent presence of hosts like Dr. José Tomás Cabriza and the recurring nature of programs such as “Noche y Folklore” demonstrate a commitment to established programming and audience connection. The station’s longevity suggests a strong foundation and a continued relevance within the community it serves. The station utilizes a team of operators and administrative staff to manage its broadcasts. Specific individuals listed include Diego Salinas, Oscar Candia, and Antonio Bordón. Programming is delivered across a schedule that spans multiple days of the week, with a variety of segments and hosts. The broadcaster’s website serves as a central hub for program listings and information about the team. The station’s commitment to providing a diverse range of programming, from religious broadcasts to folklore and talk shows, indicates a desire to cater to a wide range of listener interests and preferences.