Sontrip

The broadcaster presents a diverse musical journey, crossing genres and generations to project a regional identity to a global audience. The station’s programming includes a playlist featuring sounds originating from the area, extending from the cordillera to the world. This musical selection mixes sounds and advances a creative pulse that resonates beyond imagined boundaries. The platform also features a podcast component, recognized as an early adopter of this format within the region, utilizing a digital platform to deliver content. The station’s programming includes “Conciertos de Escritorio,” a series featuring artists such as Leandro “Canario” Vilariño, Juli Castro Barello, Carla Petrus, Samuel Aspee, Lucho Aberastain, Duo Chantecler, Ekhtronic, YULS, and SBDS. Video content from these “Conciertos de Escritorio” events is available via the platform, with timestamps indicating durations ranging from approximately 11 to 23 minutes. Additional featured artists include Trebol Kawasaki, presented in two parts, each lasting around seven minutes. The broadcaster also offers a podcast, with a focus on tools for current communication. The platform has documented significant events, including “MendoCann 2026,” which explores the transition of cannabis from a cultural element to a recognized industry. A video series, “El Oeste que se mueve,” showcases the dynamism of the region. The station also covered changes to the Fiesta Kapanga, specifically addressing the issue of long lines and the subsequent “resaca feliz del pogo mendocino” (happy pogo hangover). The broadcaster’s archive includes content related to “Mood primavera: Manso festejo” and the impact of “Setas” at the Fiesta de la Cerveza. The station is accessible through YouTube and Spotify, providing multiple avenues for listeners to engage with the content. The platform also hosts a gallery of visual content, including videos titled “Monumental Bunny Harry Reloaded: ‘Aperture’,” and “44 días que cambiaron el rock.” A “virales” section highlights trending content, and a section dedicated to “Pompety Boom” features a five-minute audio segment. The broadcaster also offers a “Podcast” section and a “VideoCast” section, alongside an “archivo” (archive) for older content.