La Musica - Radio & playlists

LaMusica brings you the finest in radio, playlists, and entertainment within the Latin music scene.

RADIO

Tune into the top radio stations across the United States and Puerto Rico:

• La Mega 97.9 (WSKQ) – New York

• Mega 106.9 (WMEG) – Puerto Rico

• Z 93 (WZNT) – Puerto Rico

• El Nuevo Zol 106.7 (WXDJ) – Miami

• La Nueva 94 (WODA) – Puerto Rico

• Mega 96.3 (KXOL) – Los Angeles

• La Raza 97.9 (KLAX) – Los Angeles

• Amor 93.1 (WPAT) – New York

• La Raza 93.3 (KRZZ) – San Francisco

• La Ley 107.9 (WLEY) – Chicago

• Z 92.3 (WCMQ) – Miami

• Ritmo 95 Cubatón y Más (WRMA) – Miami

• Play 96.5 (WRXD) – Puerto Rico

PLAYLISTS

Explore over 100 playlists featuring the best music available. Our playlists have minimal commercial interruptions compared to others. Looking for a workout playlist? We have just what you need.

You also have the option to create a personalized playlist with up to five different genres.

ENTERTAINMENT

LaMusica provides vertical video content that highlights the latest news about popular artists, including exclusive interviews and concerts.

Do you listen more to the lyrics or the music?

The eternal question! Are you one of those who pay more attention to the lyrics of songs or do you get carried away by the music itself? According to a survey conducted by Rolling Stone magazine, 45% of respondents stated they pay more attention to the lyrics, while 55% said they are primarily drawn to the music itself.

Differences

There are some interesting differences between these two groups. Those who focus on lyrics tend to value the emotional depth and meaning behind songs more. They love to analyze their messages, look for hidden meanings, and connect with the story they tell.

The Lyrical Camp

According to a study from the University of California at Berkeley, this group tends to be more empathetic and have a greater ability to understand the emotions of others. Additionally, people who focus on lyrics tend to have a better verbal memory and a larger vocabulary.

Another important fact is that 80% of teenagers believe that song lyrics have a significant impact on their mood and emotions, highlighting the influence they can have on people's daily lives.

The Musicians' Side

On the other hand, music lovers themselves go crazy for rhythms, arrangements, and sounds that stir their souls. According to Spotify, 60% of the platform's users say they discover new music primarily based on sound and musical style, rather than lyrics.

Furthermore, according to research from the University of Montreal, people who focus on music itself tend to have a greater sensitivity to the technical aspects of sound and musical composition. These same people often have a greater ability to perceive and reproduce complex rhythms, suggesting a connection between musical taste and cognitive abilities.

On the other hand, this group may experience increased dopamine release in the brain, suggesting that for some people, music may have a drug-like effect.

However…

It's worth clarifying that no matter which group you fall into, according to Nielsen Music, both sides seem to unite when becoming parents, as 70% of parents pay close attention to the lyrics of what their children hear, as they consider it important that the lyrics are appropriate for their children.