Aragón Radio

Aragón Radio émet sur 90.0 FM / 94.5 FM / 94.9 FM / 102.4 FM / 103.9 FM / 104.4 FM depuis Zaragoza, Spain, et diffuse en direct sur Tuninga Radio.

Cette station de radio est spécialisée dans la musique News, Sports, Talk, Variety, Jazz, Adult Contemporary.

The station provides a public communication service, originating in 2005. It operates as the regional broadcaster for the area, offering a diverse range of programming across multiple thematic areas. The broadcaster’s content focuses on regional news, sports, culture, music, leisure, nature, and current affairs, catering to a broad audience with a commitment to public service broadcasting. A key element of the station’s mission is to reflect and engage with the local community, providing a platform for regional voices and perspectives. The station also features podcasts covering a variety of topics, demonstrating a commitment to evolving content delivery methods and audience engagement. The daily schedule incorporates a mix of musical selections, news bulletins, and specialized programs. Programming begins with musical selections from 2:00 AM to 5:30 AM, followed by *Buenos Días Aragón* at 5:30 AM, expanding into a magazine format at 7:00 AM. Throughout the day, listeners can tune in to *Aragón Noticias* for news updates, *Aragón Deporte* for sports coverage, and *Aragón Cultura* for cultural programming. Other notable programs include *La Cadiera*, *La Cadiera Viajera*, *El Tardeo*, and *Agora*. Evening programming includes *Historia de Aragón*, *Comunidad Sonora*, and *Tribuneros*. Podcasts are also a significant component, with recent episodes addressing topics such as influencer ethics, agricultural policy, and explorations of natural landscapes like the Illinizas, Cayambe, and Chimborazo mountains. The station's history is marked by its establishment in 2005 as a public service broadcaster. The broadcaster has achieved milestones such as the *Generación Zetas* program exceeding 111 million views, demonstrating a significant reach and impact on audiences. The station also actively promotes regional cultural events, such as the 33rd National Jota Contest “City of Huesca,” and showcases local products, as seen in the *Tempero* program featuring Teruel ham. The broadcaster emphasizes transparency, providing information on contracting and program registration, reinforcing its commitment to accountability and public service. The station offers a variety of digital platforms, including downloadable apps, to facilitate access to its programming. It provides content across thematic categories like informative news, sports updates, cultural explorations, musical selections, leisure activities, nature-focused segments, and current affairs. The station also highlights regional initiatives, such as promoting employment, social programs, and sustainable mobility. Furthermore, the broadcaster actively engages with the community through podcasts and by showcasing regional talent and products, such as the DOP *Melocotón de Calanda* peach, and reporting on topics like agricultural commodity price fluctuations.

Située à Zaragoza, Spain at Avda. María Zambrano, 2, 50018 Zaragoza