Established in 1993, Edicíon Semanaria is a weekly Spanish-language news magazine, the only of its kind in the nation. Vibrant three- to five-minute features explore breaking news, arts and culture, and human interest stories from across the US. Edición Semanaria is broadcast by around 50 station across the country.

A diverse mix of regional banda, marimba music, sones, pirekuas and other genres that make up the heart of provincial Mexico. Presented in Spanish.

Established in 1993, Edicíon Semanaria is a weekly Spanish-language news magazine, the only of its kind in the nation. Vibrant three- to five-minute features explore breaking news, arts and culture, and human interest stories from across the US. Edición Semanaria is broadcast by around 50 station across the country.

This bilingual English-Spanish program airs a unique blend of conjunto music from accordion virtuosos like Rubén Vela, Gilberto Pérez and Tony de la Rosa; Chicano groups like Little Joe and Latin Breed; accordion legends like Esteban “Steve” Jordan, and “progressive” Tejano bands. Tejanos from California, Washington State, Idaho and other states are able to send greetings and dedications to their loved ones in Texas and wherever they have settled in different parts of the United States. Presented in Spanish and English.

Established in 1993, Edicíon Semanaria is a weekly Spanish-language news magazine, the only of its kind in the nation. Vibrant three- to five-minute features explore breaking news, arts and culture, and human interest stories from across the US. Edición Semanaria is broadcast by around 50 station across the country.