¡QEPD LA ESTACION ROCKERA!
Soy una fanática de la música. Me defino más con el rock en español, aunq' disfruto de otros géneros musicales...escucho música dependiendo de como me sienta ó de lo q' esté haciendo. Hoy me enteré de algo medio cruel. La estación 94.9 FM ZETA, dedicada a puro rock tanto aglosajona como internacional, ha dejado de existir. Me gustaba q' jode escucharlos al mediodia ya q' daban clasicos de principios de los '90....q' si Nirvana, STP, Pearl Jam, FooFighters...y los domingos daban un programita de rock en español q' era super cool.
Han sustituido la emisora por una completamente en español. Por ahora solo estan pasando músiquita non-stop. No es q' tenga nada en contra de la música latina, pero ¡¡¡PLEASE!!! vivo en el Sur de la Florida donde hay como 6 estaciones latines FM y un chorro de estaciones latinas AM. Creo q' ahora me tendré q' meter a fanática de la musica country y calarme 99. 9 FM KISS COUNTRY FM
Para los q' machuquen el inglés y les interese la noticia, entonces les dejo un articulo sacado del THE MIAMI HERALD:
Zeta 94.9 dumps rock music format
BY CHRISTINA HOAG choag@herald.com
Fans of WZTA FM 94.9 got a rude awakening this morning -- their progressive rock station is broadcasting Air America's news and sports talk.
Radio industry sources said that the station, owned by Clear Channel Communications, is preparing to switch to a Spanish-language format. Zeta's on-air personnel have been laid off. The station's website also went blank, displaying only a message ``this site is experiencing technical difficulties.''
Clear Channel executives in Miramar, San Antonio and New York, did not return The Herald's phone calls Friday morning.
Clear Channel, the nation's largest radio broadcaster, announced last September that it would aggressively seek entree into the hot Spanish-language radio market by converting about two dozen stations across the country to español.
Ten days ago, it flipped Orlando station WEBG-FM 100.3 to a Spanish pop format to be called Rumba 100.3.
Clear Channel owns seven stations in the South Florida market. Zeta's ratings had been lagging for some time.
Han sustituido la emisora por una completamente en español. Por ahora solo estan pasando músiquita non-stop. No es q' tenga nada en contra de la música latina, pero ¡¡¡PLEASE!!! vivo en el Sur de la Florida donde hay como 6 estaciones latines FM y un chorro de estaciones latinas AM. Creo q' ahora me tendré q' meter a fanática de la musica country y calarme 99. 9 FM KISS COUNTRY FM
Para los q' machuquen el inglés y les interese la noticia, entonces les dejo un articulo sacado del THE MIAMI HERALD:
Zeta 94.9 dumps rock music format
BY CHRISTINA HOAG choag@herald.com
Fans of WZTA FM 94.9 got a rude awakening this morning -- their progressive rock station is broadcasting Air America's news and sports talk.
Radio industry sources said that the station, owned by Clear Channel Communications, is preparing to switch to a Spanish-language format. Zeta's on-air personnel have been laid off. The station's website also went blank, displaying only a message ``this site is experiencing technical difficulties.''
Clear Channel executives in Miramar, San Antonio and New York, did not return The Herald's phone calls Friday morning.
Clear Channel, the nation's largest radio broadcaster, announced last September that it would aggressively seek entree into the hot Spanish-language radio market by converting about two dozen stations across the country to español.
Ten days ago, it flipped Orlando station WEBG-FM 100.3 to a Spanish pop format to be called Rumba 100.3.
Clear Channel owns seven stations in the South Florida market. Zeta's ratings had been lagging for some time.
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