Latino 96.3 Radio

I JUST LOVE MEGA! I love the music, it’s not like any other station! It plays everything me and my family love and can go on a road trip without ever changing the station
Recently, I won tickets to Calibash and the people there are super friendly! From the DJ’s to the business office personnel, they really value their listeners and love to hear from them! Customer service is key to any successful business and they got it down!
This will not be my first Calibash but it is my first time winning tickets with them! One of the best concerts I’ve gone too no doubt! It a party you will dance to the entire time!
Thank you Mega 96.3! I will forever be a loyal listener

I used to be a huge fan but ever since it changed to «myla963» with that DJ Laz guy, I find myself tuning in after he’s off the air. I like the rest of the team but he comes off as arrogant and rude. The whole station has kind of turned into something like AMP & KIIS FM with un poquito de spanish and I’m not digging the change. Trust me I’ve tried. I do appreciate the LA team (Sandra Pena, RaQC, Nachin, David Rolas, DJ Eddie One, DJ Skream etc) but the whole MIA setup is not hitting the spot for me. Too gabachado for me.

You know what? I really like Latino 96.3. I’m a big fan of Pitbull, Aventura, Daddy Yankee, and Don Omar… in addition to the Top 40s they play on the radio.
There was a time before however in the early 2000s, when 96.3 played bachata and some other kinds of music. Similar to what they play on 97.5. I panicked when I found out they were no longer doing that.
However, I like the new Latino 96.3! I have embraced it, and it has become one of my top three favorite radio stations in Los Angeles!

I usually listen to the typical LA Hip Hop/​Rock/​Top 40 stations on the radio, but every now and then I’ll tune in to 96.3 to check out the kinda R&B/reggaeton stuff they’re playing. Sometimes a cool song will come on and I’ll try to catch the name of it and download it later.
I’ve always loved Spanish, and I think it’s one of the more beautiful languages in the world. Just check out these lyrics, they are so simply written, but when spoken, mean so much:
Te pido perdon,
Eres mi reina,
Eres mi todo
y Estoy aqui por que te amo
y Yo estoy conciente
Que las horas an sido fuerte
Pero el amor todo lo puede
I ask you to forgive me,
You are my queen,
You are my everything
and I am here because I love you
And I am aware
That the times have been hard
But love conquers all
Great stuff. =)

Reggaeton isn’t hot anymore. These guys didn’t get the message.

if u like listening to 102.7 or 105.9, u also GOTTA try this station.
luv luv this radio station.
luv their selection of poppin music.
(good mixture of latino hip hop and american hip hop.)
i also get to brush up on my espanol.
me gusta aventura mucho.

Ok, so I hardly ever listen to the radio. Commercials really annoy me, so when I do, I typcially listen to NPR (I’m not really an intellectual snob, I just really like NPR). But, the problem is, is that my music taste is not really satisfied with NPR – unless Terry Gross is interviewing Jay-​Z on Fresh Air (pretty good interview, you can listen to it on-​line in the archives). Classical is not really my thing, I’m more of a hip-​hop, r&b/soul and recently, reggaeton and salsa kinda gal.
So, I’ve tried to branch out. While I was down in LA on a business trip, I randomly found Latino 96.3 on the clock radio in my hotel room. It plays the best music combo – hip-​hop and reggaeton! And, to be honest, the commercials are really not that bad. They are fewer and further between since they always tout «60 minutes of non-​stop music,» which I’m not sure if that is accurate, but it’s close enough for me to listen to it… and to seek it out on-​line now that I’m back home in good olé’ SF.
I would stay away from their weekday morning program though – I mean, no matter which station you pick up, talk radio is always annoying.
If you’re into hip-​hop and reggaeton (Tego Calderon anyone?!), then check it out.