COPE Santiago

COPE Santiago streams live from Santiago de Compostela, Spain, on Tuninga Radio.

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

The station provides news, audio, and video content, alongside access to regional streaming services. A significant portion of the programming focuses on current events and local news, with a commitment to delivering regional information. Recent broadcasts have highlighted stories such as the controversy surrounding the use of AI-assisted glasses by medical students preparing for professional examinations, and a community initiative in Brión where over 200 agricultural producers are legally selling gourmet products created from surplus harvests through a community kitchen. The broadcaster also features interviews and reports on cultural events, including a concert by Víctor Manuel, who chose a local venue to launch his new tour, and a performance by Antía Muíño, presenting her album 'Anfibia por veces'. The station's programming includes regular segments and shows hosted by Íñigo Landa and Patricia Iglesias. 'Herrera en COPE' is a recurring segment, broadcast multiple times daily. 'Mediodía COPE' is another regularly scheduled program, also hosted by Íñigo Landa and Patricia Iglesias. Recent broadcasts have included a segment exploring the history of women's rights through the experiences of five generations of Galician grandmothers, presented in collaboration with a local school. The schedule appears to be dynamic, with content frequently updated and presented live. The website provides access to listen to the live stream. The station boasts a history spanning half a century, dedicated to the advocacy of rights. The content highlights a commitment to social issues and community engagement, as evidenced by the featured stories and collaborations with local organizations and educational institutions. The broadcaster's reporting demonstrates a focus on local perspectives and the experiences of individuals within the region, showcasing the impact of community initiatives and the challenges faced by residents. The station offers a live stream accessible through its website. Community engagement is evident through collaborations with local schools and agricultural associations, as well as the platform given to local artists and community initiatives. The website serves as a central hub for accessing all streaming services and related content produced by the broadcaster, providing a comprehensive resource for regional news and entertainment.

Located in Santiago de Compostela, Spain — +34 915 951 200 / [email protected]