Canarias Radio

The station provides a live broadcast of programs and news, covering a wide range of topics relevant to the islands. Its programming focuses on news, sports, culture, politics, and the economy, both nationally and internationally. The broadcaster delivers information on current events, weather forecasts, and sports results, catering to a diverse audience with varied interests. Content includes detailed coverage of local events like the Carnaval, featuring winning groups and inauguration details, alongside broader cultural programming. The station also provides access to archived content through “Radio a la Carta,” allowing listeners to revisit past broadcasts and segments. A significant portion of the content is dedicated to sports, including comprehensive coverage of UD Las Palmas and CD Tenerife, with calendars, classifications, and results for both the men's and women's teams. Coverage extends to national and international competitions like LaLiga, Champions League, Dreamland Gran Canaria, NBA, and Eurobasket 2025. The station’s schedule includes several recurring segments and programs. “Buenos días Canarias” and “Ponte al día” offer daily updates, while “Telenoticias 1,” “Telenoticias 2,” and “Telenoticias Fin de Semana” provide regular news bulletins. “Somos Cultura” and “Parlamento” are dedicated to cultural and political programming, respectively. A program called “Radio Prensa” is also featured. Evening programming includes “De la noche al día” and “Todo Goles,” catering to different listening preferences. José Cabrera hosts a segment discussing youth loneliness, and Jéssica de León contributes to discussions on international uncertainties and market trends. The broadcaster also publishes information related to corporate responsibility, transparency, and public services. The station’s history is reflected in its coverage of significant events and its commitment to public service broadcasting. The broadcaster's website includes documents related to agreements regarding financial support and audiovisual production, demonstrating a commitment to operational transparency. The station actively documents and broadcasts details about local traditions and celebrations, such as the Bajada Virgen del Pino and the Bajada Virgen de Los Dolores, alongside preparations for future events like the Carnaval 2026 and the Mundial 2030. The station also highlights local talent through the Premios Canarios de la Música. The broadcaster’s dedication to community engagement is evident in its coverage of local sports teams and cultural events. The station operates a live streaming platform accessible through various social media channels including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and YouTube. Listeners can also access content via Telegram and email. The broadcaster provides a download center and a corporate responsibility section. Information regarding advertising opportunities, job vacancies, and image sales is also available on the website. The station's website also includes a calendar of holidays and a section dedicated to volcanic activity. The broadcaster provides access to information regarding the agreement of the General Administrator of the Public Radio and Television Corporation (RTVC).