Decent Spanish Radio Stations?

JackKelly · 25-10-2004 04:18PM #1

Hola!, so im in 6th year, with the leaving coming up, and spanish is getting difficult. Now, apart from school, i spend a good bit of time on the internet so i was thinkin, why not get some decent Spanish Radio Stations streaming in the background. So anyone know of any good , dialouge based stations. I dont want the Spin 103 or FM 104 of madrid!Wont help much!Any help is apprecitated

Thanks

EKRIUQ · 27-10-2004 03:16PM

TimAy wrote:

Hola!, so im in 6th year, with the leaving coming up, and spanish is getting difficult. Now, apart from school, i spend a good bit of time on the internet so i was thinkin, why not get some decent Spanish Radio Stations streaming in the background. So anyone know of any good , dialouge based stations. I dont want the Spin 103 or FM 104 of madrid!Wont help much!Any help is apprecitated

Thanks

Here's where most of the good spanish stations areRadio Locator

diarmuidh · 28-10-2004 01:12PM

try www.cadenaser.com

on the left hand side see the button escuchar and click on it!
http://www.cadenaser.com/player_radio.html

The site even has some audio clips of their most popular items in the right hand corner of the site under LO+LEÍDO/OÍDO http://www.cadenaser.com/lomas/

Suerte tio!

D

Jamax · 01-11-2004 02:46PM

I would recommend "La rosa de los vientos" in www.ondacero.es radio station.

It is a great program with very interesting content, from history, to science and mistery.

This is the direct link. I hope it works, if not just select "Programas" in the website and "La rosa de los vientos"

http://www.ondacero.es/OndaCero/OCDatosBasicos.nsf/VP0007/C17751A476E6468FC125694900453341?opendocument&Programa=la+rosa+de+los+vientos&Comunidad=12&

I would also like to help anyone with Spanish and practice my English too.

JackKelly · 09-11-2004 07:52PM

cool, nice one. Almost forgot i posted. Ill have to have listen. Should hopefully help with the spanish a bit.Thanks a mil

UngratefulWhelp · 10-11-2004 08:41AM

A better, and perhaps more interesting, way of improving your Spanish might be to rent some DVDs or videos with subtitles in English.

You'll be able to get these free for a week if you join up at the Instituto Cervantes which is the Spanish cultural institute on Northumberland Rd. I'd recommend Torrente 2 for a good laugh.

Decent Spanish Radio Stations?

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