FM Es SS UNIDs 94.7 94.5 90.5

[fredn-mcsc]

3 files attached for SS UNIDs on 94.7 94.5 & 90.5 (Caribbean Area)
Need help from whoever is familiar with Spanish.

Fred Nordquist - Moncks Corner SC

[KW4RZ]

on the 94.5 it sounds like an ID something "La Carta" starting at 00:38 but nothing that I can find matches this.

Also on 90.5 at the beginning it sounds like "La Grande Radio 90.5 FM", again nothing I can find online matches this. Suspect more Cubans.

[Jim Thomas]

94.7- I'm coming up empty on this one. Sounds like the male dj is just chattering with the woman about various things. I don't hear any station slogans or anything geographical mentioned.

94.5- At :13 into the clip, there is a definite ID, but the words are so distorted, its hard to know what they are (my scope of SS being tested!). The announcer in the ID says "Son sentido", which denotes the programming, meaning "soft music" or "music with feelings". There is a 'voice sweeper' at the beginning of the dj talk that says, "Cancion a la carta", meaning "songs of the charts". The dj a few seconds later also says "cancion a la carta" and "son sentido", leading me to believe those two phrases are part of the slogan or the radio program in progress. If you listen to the ID at :13, you'll hear the announcer say something like "Na na tivo (??) de principale" and repeats the "na na tivo" (spelling??). I believe that is specific to the stations id, but I just can't figure it out with distortion. Sorry I can't be more help on this one.

90.5- The id to me sounds something like "La <Blinca> Radio, 90.5 fm" I am positive the word after 'La' is a name, as opposed to a word you would find in a dictionary. Again, I can't find a match for this one and is probably from somewhere in Cuba.