Rádio Campeira FM

The station broadcasts a programming format centered around gaucho culture and music. The broadcaster appears to specialize in music and content reflective of the gaucho traditions, as evidenced by the inclusion of folk dances, music featuring artists like Porca Véia, Nenito Sarturi, Miguel Marques, and Gildinho (Os Monarcas), and references to the 'querência' (homeland). Listener feedback and messages consistently reinforce the station’s connection to this cultural identity, with recurring expressions of appreciation for the station's representation of gaucho heritage. The website highlights video content featuring Grupo danças Folclóricas - UPF - Pout Pourri- Gaúcho Os Monarcas, further emphasizing the broadcaster's commitment to showcasing traditional arts. The station’s daily schedule includes several distinct programs. The broadcast day begins with 'Madrugada Campeira,' followed by 'Levanta Gaúcho' at 5:00 AM. 'Bom dia gaúcho!' airs at 8:00 AM, transitioning into 'Tardes Campeiras' at noon. The afternoon is followed by 'Anoitecendo na Querência' at 6:00 PM, and the evening features 'Morada Campeira' and 'Noites Campesinas.' The website indicates that a locutor (announcer) is currently unavailable, and no specific programs are listed as currently airing. The broadcaster provides a platform for listener interaction, allowing individuals to submit messages and participate in polls, such as an ongoing survey regarding satisfaction with the website's design. While the website does not detail a comprehensive history, listener messages suggest a long-standing presence, with one listener claiming to have been listening since 2015. The broadcaster has accumulated significant online engagement, as evidenced by a visitor count of 7,743,608 and a current online audience of 491. The station also encourages audience participation through a dedicated section for recados (messages), where listeners can share their thoughts and greetings. The inclusion of archived videos and interviews, such as an interview with Mano Lima, suggests a commitment to preserving and sharing cultural content. The broadcaster offers a mobile application for listeners to access the programming remotely. The website provides links for downloading the application and encourages users to stay connected on various social media platforms. The website also includes a section for viewing listener recados and a poll to gather feedback on the site's design. Statistical information, including visitor counts and the number of current online listeners, is prominently displayed, demonstrating the station's reach and popularity.