| # | Artist | Song | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | DAVID, CORAZÓN | 6:00 PM -LEGAL ID & PROGRAM ID | |
| 2 | LOS ATERCIOPELADOS | LA VOZ DE LA PATRIA | Latin Lounge opening song |
| 3 | CORAZÓN | INTRODUCTION TO TODAY'S SHOW | Seguimos celebrando Spanish Heritage Month. Este año lo haremos con una ronda musical. Trataremos de recorrer toda América hispana. Cada lunes iremos cambiando de rumbo, visitando diferentes países, escuchando sus ritmos y descubriendo algunos de los sonidos que forman parte de nuestra herencia musical. Esta noche comenzamos en Sudamérica. esta ronda nos lleva por Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Perú y Bolivia. |
| 4 | LIDO PIMIENTA | MAREA | Lido Pimienta brings us a song inspired by the Caribbean Sea, its people, and their deep connection to the land. Beneath the beautiful rhythms is a story worth listening to. |
| 5 | LIDO PIMIENTA FT. LI SAUMET | NADA | Two powerful Colombian voices come together in a song about womanhood, strength, and the experiences that connect generations of women. |
| 6 | BOMBA ESTÉREO | INTERNACIONALES | Bomba Estéreo takes us on a musical journey across borders. Different places, different cultures, but one thing we all understand is the joy of music. |
| 7 | BOMBA ESTÉREO | SOY YO | A fun, uplifting song about being yourself and not worrying about what others think. It's impossible not to smile when you hear this one! |
| 8 | CORAZÓN | BACK ANNOUNCEMENTS | Bilingual back announcement in Spanish and English: a recap of the songs played, with brief commentary on the artists, musical genres, and cultural context. |
| 9 | JUBI Y | 6:20 PM - PSA | CELEBRATING HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH |
| 10 | STAFF | 6:22 PM - PSAs | Support KYRS, become a Tower Guardian |
| 11 | ALLAN C | KYRS MISSION STATEMENT - SPANISH | |
| 12 | LOS AMIGOS INVISIBLES | MENTIRAS - ALBUM: Commercial:COMMERCIAL | This Venezuelan band knows how to turn relationship trouble into a good time. A playful song about getting caught in a lie and coming up with excuses nobody believes. |
| 13 | LOS AMIGOS INVISIBLES | LA QUE ME GUSTA. ALBUM: Repeat After Me | A charming song about spotting someone special and finding the courage to make the first move. A little romance, a little humor, and plenty of charm. |
| 14 | CM | STATION BREAK | Support KYRS and keep the beat alive |
| 15 | GUACO | BAJA; ALBUM: PRESENTE CONTINUO | Venezuela's Guaco keeps the party moving with an irresistible invitation to dance. |
| 16 | GUACO | VIVO; ALBUM: ESCULTURA | Guaco shows its romantic side in this heartfelt song about missing someone you love. |
| 17 | CORAZÓN | BACK ANNOUNCEMENTS | Bilingual back announcement in Spanish and English: a recap of the songs played, with brief commentary on the artists, musical genres, and cultural context. |
| 18 | STAFF | 6:40 PMs- SHOW PROMOS | Working Women's Blues; Suspense; Latin Lounge |
| 19 | SWING ORIGINAL MONKS | CAMINITO; ALBUM: SOMOS | From Ecuador, Swing Original Monks brings together sounds from different musical traditions. This lively song celebrates life's journey, the places we visit, and the memories we collect along the way. |
| 20 | SWING ORIGINAL MONKS | FIESTA POPULAR; ALBUM: SOMOS | A celebration full of energy and personality! This Ecuadorian group knows how to bring people together through music, mixing unexpected sounds into one big party. |
| 21 | STAFF | STATION BREAK | YOU DID IT! You found KYRS 88.1 & 92.3 |
| 22 | JULIO JARAMILLO "EL RUISEÑOR DE AMÉRICA" | NUESTRO JURAMENTO; ALBUM: EL RUISEÑOR DE AMÉRICA | Born in Ecuador, Julio Jaramillo became one of Latin America's most beloved singers. Known as El Ruiseñor de América, the nightingale of Latin America, his voice crossed borders and generations. His popularity was so extraordinary that several countries, including Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico, and Argentina, have claimed him as one of their own. This 1957 classic helped make him a legend. |
| 23 | JULIO JARAMILLO "EL RUISEÑOR DE AMÉRICA" | ÓDIAME; ALBUM: EL RUISEÑOR DE AMÉRICA | Few singers could express heartbreak quite like Julio Jaramillo. In this unforgettable song, he would rather be hated than forgotten. Decades after his passing, his music remains part of the lives and memories of countless families throughout Latin America. |
| 24 | CORAZÓN, STAFF | 7:01 LEGAL ID - BILINGUAL | |
| 25 | CORAZÓN | BACK ANNOUNCEMENTS | Bilingual back announcement in Spanish and English: a recap of the songs played, with brief commentary on the artists, musical genres, and cultural context. |
| 26 | NOVALIMA | MACHETE; ALBUM: AFRO | Novalima brings together traditional Afro-Peruvian percussion and modern sounds. This powerful song recalls the difficult history of enslaved Africans in Peru and the music that survived through generations. |
| 27 | NOVALIMA | SE ME VAN; ALBUM: COBA COBA | A lively celebration of Afro-Peruvian music, with rhythms that practically pull you onto the dance floor. Novalima gives this traditional sound a fresh, modern twist without losing its roots. |
| 28 | CORAZÓN | PSA | TEXT: Give KYRS to 44321 |
| 29 | SUSANA BACA | NEGRA PRESUNTUOSA; ALBUM: SUSANA BACA | One of Peru's most treasured voices, Susana Baca has spent her career bringing Afro-Peruvian music to audiences around the world. Her warm, expressive singing makes this beautiful song especially memorable. |
| 30 | LOS MIRLOS | LA DANZA DEL PETROLERO; ALBUM: CUMBIA AMAZÓNICA | Those unmistakable electric guitars take us straight to the Peruvian Amazon. Originally recorded by Los Wembler's of Iquitos, this song reflects the region's oil boom and became a favorite through Los Mirlos' distinctive sound. |
| 31 | STAFF | STATION BREAK | THIS IS COMMUNITY RADIO PRESENTING INDEPENDENT ARTIST AND AMAZING MUSIC! |
| 32 | CORAZÓN | BACK ANNOUNCEMENTS | Bilingual back announcement in Spanish and English: a recap of the songs played, with brief commentary on the artists, musical genres, and cultural context. |
| 33 | JUBI Y | 7:21 PM - PSA - HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH | Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated in the United States from September 15 to October 15. It began in 1968, when President Lyndon B. Johnson proclaimed Hispanic Heritage Week. In 1988, President Ronald Reagan signed legislation extending the celebration to a full month. The celebration honors Hispanic culture, traditions, and contributions to the United States and the world. |
| 34 | STAFF | PSAs (bilingual announcements) | Donate your unwanted vehicle to KYRS. - Support your Community Radio. |
| 35 | LOS KJARKAS | LLORANDO SE FUE. ALBUM: CANTO A LA MUJER DE MI PUEBLO | This world-famous melody was born in Bolivia in 1981, written by brothers Ulises and Gonzalo Hermosa and originally performed in the Afro-Bolivian saya tradition. It traveled through Peru and Brazil before becoming an international sensation in 1989 as Kaoma's “Lambada.” The song sparked a copyright dispute that Los Kjarkas ultimately won. A beautiful example of how a Bolivian melody traveled around the world. |
| 36 | GRUPO MAROYU | LA CHICA DEL BAILE. ALBUM: LO MEJOR DE MAROYU | From Bolivia, Grupo Maroyu brings us a cheerful love song about a beautiful girl who steals someone's heart on the dance floor. With its catchy keyboards and irresistible beat, it's easy to understand why this group has kept generations dancing. |
| 37 | ANNA M | LISTENER | Anna M listens to the "original" Latin Lounge |
| 38 | GRUPO MAROYU | SOMOS AMANTES. ALBUM: LO MEJOR DE MAROYU | Love can get complicated! This Bolivian favorite tells the story of a secret romance between two people who cannot openly be together. Maroyu turns a bittersweet situation into a song made for dancing. |
| 39 | CORAZÓN | BACK ANNOUNCEMETS | Bilingual back announcement in Spanish and English: a recap of the songs played, with brief commentary on the artists, musical genres, and cultural context. |
| 40 | CORAZÓN, STAFF | 7:41 PM - PROMOS | Democracy Now!; Fireflies; Latin Lounge |
| 41 | CORAZÓN | FORWARD ANNOUNCE/COMMENTS | |
| 42 | EFECTO MANDARINA | QUIERO DESPERTAR. ALBUM: FRENESÍ | From Bolivia, Efecto Mandarina brings a fresh, jazzy sound to this 2016 song about love, living in the moment, and letting go of the need to plan everything. |
| 43 | STAFF | STATION BREAK | YOU DID IT! You found KYRS 88.1 & 92.3 |
| 44 | LLAJTAYMANTA | MORENADAS A SAN JOSÉ: SAN JOSÉ ES ORURO / VIVA MI SAN JOSÉ. ALBUM: SENTIMIENTOS | From Oruro, Bolivia, Llajtaymanta celebrates the city's beloved San José football club with a lively morenada, a traditional Bolivian dance known for its powerful brass bands, colorful costumes, and distinctive rhythms. |
| 45 | STAFF | KYRS LEGAL ID | PSA & LEGAL ID |
| 46 | CORAZÓN, DAVID | DESPEDIDA | KYRS: MEDICAL LAKE/SPOKANE - 88.1 & 92.3 FM |
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