Hispanic Culture On Air: Spanish-language radio is growing as Latinos flock to the Northwest

“Its neither a surprise nor a coincidence that the biggest Cinco de Mayo celebration in the Northwests fastest-growing Hispanic market is being sponsored by a radio station.

Or that the typically powerful connection between Hispanic listeners and their radio station has been noticed by the station owner, who continues to invest heavily in both the broadcast medium and the Spanish-speaking niche.”

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