COPE Jerez

COPE Jerez streams live from Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in News, Talk, Variety, Religious music.

The station provides news, audio, and video content, alongside access to live streams from the province. A significant portion of the programming focuses on local news and events, including reports from Sanlúcar. Recent broadcasts have covered a range of topics, from the arrival of the Carmelitas Mensajeras del Espíritu Santo in Olvera, highlighting a sign of hope amidst global conflict, to reporting on the discovery of a deceased individual at the Las Calandrias environmental complex. The broadcaster also reports on local initiatives, such as a gastronomy and solidarity effort led by Montesierra, where a portion of proceeds from a gourmet product pack will be donated to families affected by flooding along the Guadalete river through Cáritas. The station's reporting extends to community stories, like the experiences of the new community in the pastoral zone of Sierra, as shared in 'El Espejo de Asidonia-Jerez'. The station's programming features several recurring segments and hosts. 'Mediodía en COPE' appears multiple times daily, hosted by Gabriel Álvarez. 'El Espejo de Asidonia-Jerez' is another recurring segment, also hosted by Gabriel Álvarez. José Manuel Cabrales hosts 'Herrera en COPE Provincia de Cádiz,' which airs regularly. Additionally, Eugenio Vega Gean hosts a podcast titled 'Carrera Oficial,' which explores the traditions of Semana Santa, and recently featured a discussion on his new book, 'La Semana Santa en la literatura'. The consistent presence of these segments and hosts suggests a structured daily schedule aimed at providing both breaking news and ongoing community engagement. The station has documented several significant events and initiatives within the community. The broadcaster highlighted the collaborative effort between local businesses and Cáritas to support flood victims, demonstrating a commitment to local solidarity. The reporting on the discovery of human remains at the Las Calandrias complex reflects the station’s role in covering serious local incidents. Furthermore, the promotion of Eugenio Vega Gean’s book and podcast showcases the station’s support for local authors and cultural preservation, particularly concerning the traditions surrounding Semana Santa. The station’s coverage of the Carmelitas Mensajeras del Espíritu Santo’s arrival indicates an interest in reporting on religious community events and their impact. The station provides live streaming capabilities and offers access to audio content through podcasts. The website serves as a central hub for accessing these resources, allowing listeners to stay informed about local news and events. The consistent reporting on topics such as the Guadalete river, flood relief efforts, and Semana Santa traditions demonstrates a dedication to serving the local community and providing relevant information. The broadcaster’s coverage of local events and initiatives, combined with the regular programming segments and hosts, suggests a commitment to providing a comprehensive and ongoing service to the listening audience.

Located in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain — +34 915 951 200 / [email protected]