La Señal FM

La Señal FM transmite ao vivo de Santa Rosa de Calamuchita, Argentina, na Tuninga Radio.

Esta estação de rádio é especializada em música News, Talk, Sports.

The broadcaster delivers news and information with extensive coverage of the Calamuchita and Tercero Arriba regions. Its programming focuses heavily on current events and local happenings, as evidenced by frequent updates on topics ranging from political tributes to sports news. Recent reports detail a joint tribute by Peronists and radicals honoring Raúl Alfonsín, discussing a potential agreement against Javier Milei. The station also provides updates on soccer teams, including River and San Lorenzo, and reports on player transfers and injuries. Furthermore, the broadcaster shares information about public health campaigns, such as the recently launched provincial influenza vaccination campaign led by María Eugenia Vittori, who highlighted the viral nature of the illness. The station’s programming includes several recurring segments and features. Oscar De La Mano, a local writer, is preparing to launch his fifth literary work, “68 (los primos),” a collection of 39 short stories utilizing the style of magical realism. The broadcaster also reports on incidents within the community, such as the recent death of a man on Leopoldo Lugones street, prompting a response from the police and emergency medical services. Additionally, the station covers developments in education, announcing that the Instituto Superior will become a location for the Universidad Provincial de Córdoba (UPC), currently serving a student body. The website features a “Más leídas” section highlighting popular recent stories. The broadcaster’s history is marked by its commitment to regional coverage and community engagement. The station has recently documented the transformation of the Instituto Superior into a university site, a development celebrated by Luis García, the institute's director. The broadcaster also shares news about cultural events, such as the “Calamuchita FotoDoc” event, which positions the region as a hub for documentary film and photography. The station's dedication to local stories and regional development is a defining characteristic of its operation. The recent launch of the influenza vaccination campaign also represents a milestone in public health efforts. The station maintains a strong online presence, with news updates and features accessible through its website. The website includes a video player, although it notes that some browsers may not support the HTML5 video format. The broadcaster’s commitment to disseminating information is demonstrated by the frequent publication of recent news items, including reports on societal issues, sports updates, and cultural events. The website’s “Recientes” section highlights the most recent stories, ensuring that visitors have access to the latest developments in the region. The station's coverage extends to literary releases and community incidents, showcasing a broad range of topics of interest to the local population.