COPE de la Sierra

COPE de la Sierra streams live from Collado Villalba, Spain, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in News, Talk music.

The station provides news, audio content, and video programming, offering a range of entertainment. It focuses on delivering information and updates relevant to the surrounding area. Recent reports include details on the apprehension of two individuals involved in vehicle theft across multiple locations, highlighting incidents in areas with autovías and commercial centers. The broadcaster also covered recognition events honoring women, including a traditional ceremony and a gala awarding 'Lideresas' prizes. Additionally, the station reported on a photographic exhibition, 'El Linfedema en movimiento,' hosted at a local hospital, aimed at raising awareness of a chronic illness. The station’s programming includes regular news updates and segments such as 'Herrera en the station' and 'Mediodía the station.' Hosts contributing to these segments include Pilar Nuero and Juan Carlos C. Parrilla, who deliver news and commentary. The schedule appears to feature recurring broadcasts throughout the day, with 'Mediodía the station' appearing multiple times daily. Recent broadcasts have covered topics ranging from local community recognition events to reports on environmental concerns regarding a proposed 'cohousing' project. The broadcaster provides access to live streaming of its content. The station's history is evidenced by its consistent reporting of local events and recognition ceremonies. The broadcaster's coverage of the 'Homenaje a las Mujeres' event and the 'Gala de Entrega de los III Premios 'Lideresas'' demonstrates a commitment to highlighting community achievements. The reporting on the photographic exhibition and the subsequent coverage of environmental concerns further illustrates the station’s role in informing the public about local issues. The consistent presence of named hosts and recurring segments suggests a long-standing commitment to providing regular programming to the listening audience. The station offers streaming access to its content, allowing listeners to access broadcasts remotely. The broadcaster's reporting on local events, such as the recognition of eight women in Collado Mediano, and the concerns raised by Ecologistas en Acción regarding a proposed development, indicates a focus on community engagement and providing a platform for diverse voices and perspectives. The station’s website serves as a central hub for accessing news, audio, and video content, facilitating interaction and information dissemination.

Located in Collado Villalba, Spain — +34 915 951 200 / [email protected]