Mochileros Radio Web365

The broadcaster presents a program focused on voices from across the continent, broadcasting 24 hours a day. The format emphasizes music and spoken word content originating from various locations. Programming features a diverse range of shows, including “Andar Bien,” “Asi es mi tierra,” and “De pueblos y Caminantes,” showcasing regional perspectives and musical styles. The station’s signal is receivable on multiple frequencies, including 89.7 MHz in Gran the local area, 96.3 MHz in Lomas de Zamora, and 88.3 MHz in Moreno, among others. The programming schedule varies by day, with specific shows airing on different days of the week. The weekly schedule includes several recurring programs, with “Andar Bien” airing on Fridays and Tuesdays at 20:00 hours, and “Asi es mi tierra” airing on Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays between 20:00 and 21:00 hours. “De pueblos y Caminantes” is broadcast on Wednesdays from 16:00 to 18:00 hours. Other programs, such as “El Gran Tuleque” airs on Thursdays from 19:00 to 20:00 hours. “Mochileros Radio” itself airs Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays from 21:00 to 23:00 hours. Listeners can also tune in to shows like “Saber es tu derecho,” “Viejos Vinilos Radio,” “Voces Andantes,” and “Voces Protagonistas,” each with its own dedicated time slot and focus. Hosts and DJs are not individually named on the website. The station’s history is reflected in its commitment to representing voices from across the continent, spanning from the Rio Bravo to Patagonia. The broadcaster’s signal is available on platforms like Spotify, Tune In, Ivoox, and Apple Podcasts, expanding its reach beyond terrestrial radio frequencies. The station’s presence on these platforms allows for on-demand listening and archival of past programs. The website highlights the station’s dedication to sharing stories and music from diverse communities. The broadcaster engages with listeners through its online presence and terrestrial frequencies. The station’s signal is accessible in multiple locations, including Saltos del Mocona, Tristan Suarez, Moreno, Carpinteria, Bariloche, Los Hornillos, San Pedro, San Javier and Yacanto, Villa de las Rosas, San Jeronimo, and Los Comechingones. Streaming availability on platforms like Spotify, Tune In, Ivoox, and Apple Podcasts provides an alternative way to access the station’s programming. The station's unique feature is its focus on representing voices and perspectives from across the continent, creating a diverse and geographically expansive listening experience.