Àngels Barceló leads radio mornings again, Carlos Alsina breaks records with Herrera and Bustos stagnant

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Àngels Barceló and his program “Hoy por Hoy” on Cadena Ser lead Spanish radio morning shows with 4.89 million listeners, up 5.2% compared to the previous wave.

Carlos Alsina achieves a historic record on Onda Cero with “Más de Uno”, approaching the audience of “Herrera en Cope”, which fell by 8.1% and totaled 2.5 million listeners.

In the afternoon, ‘La Ventana’ by Carles Francino (Cadena Ser) continues to dominate, while ‘La Tarde’ by Pilar García Muñiz (Cope) loses 13% of its audience compared to the previous programming.

In the night slot, “Hora 25” by Aimar Bretos (Cadena Ser) reached 1.13 million listeners, surpassing “La Linterna” by Ángel Expósito (Cope), which fell by more than 21%.

Barcelo Angels you’re lucky. Third and final General Media Study (EGM) of the year and revalidated as leader of morning radio in Spain.

The presenter of Cadena Ser thus imposes herself on a Carlos Alsina who once again beats his own record, and Carlos Herrera who, along with Jorge Bustos, remained stuck in the Chip chain although it is the seat of the “opposition” to the government.

According to EGM data from the third wave of the year, the Today for today de Cadena Ser is the morning leader with 4.89 million followers, which means an increase of 5.2% compared to the last wave.

Editing by Carlos Herrera, communicator of Cope and Ángels Barceló, presenter of Cadena Ser

The second position is for Herrera to Cope which reaches 2.5 million faithful. A drop of 8.1% compared to the previous wave. This is the first general media study in which Herrera shares the program with Jorge Bustos who is called upon to replace the Andalusian presenter.

Meanwhile, Carlos Alsina continues to do his job. with his More than one on Onda Cero, once again breaks its record by reaching 1.73 million listeners and comes dangerously close to Cope’s morning.

The figures for this wave are looked at closely, because they are decisive for the radio stations in their negotiations. trade agreements for next year.

What is undeniable is that radio is in good health, since the total number of listeners to general radio stations reaches 13.99 million.

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If we parse by strings, La Ser exceeds 4.8 million followers, followed by Cadena Cope who reached 3.5 million, while Onda Cero reached 2.28 million followers.

Regarding the afternoon hearing, The window by Cadena Ser with Carles Francino continues to dominate with 1.17 million listeners.

He follows In the afternoon by Cadena Cope with Pilar García Muñiz who reaches 611,000 subscribers in what is his first season at the head of this time slot. This represents a decrease of 13% compared to the pre-summer programming.

For his part, Jaime Cantizano with his Finally It stands at 461,000 subscribers and is down 12.5%, although it is at the level of a year ago.

The war in the last waves of the EGM has been in the nightly programming. There, Cadena Ser and Cope fought great battles.

On this occasion, the winner was Hour 25 of Aimar Bretos, which has 1.13 million listeners, up 1.5%, while The Lantern by Ángel Expósito reached 883,000 listeners, with a drop of just over 21%.

falls in love The Compass by Rafa Latorre on Onda Cero in front of 539,000 listeners, after EGM achieved in the past the best year in the history of the program.

As for sports wrestling, the podium goes to Cadena Cope. The big game leads with 769,000 subscribers compared to 740,000 The silt. Onda Cero, for its part, remains in the doldrums with State evening on the radio which has only 219,000 faithful.

Radio Nacional de España (RNE) deserves a special mention this year. The public broadcaster’s programming is subject to EGM control for the first time after the latest changes.

Thus, Juan Ramón Lucas makes his premiere in Mornings RNE with 709,000 listeners, which represents a drop of 3.4% compared to the last stage of Josep Cuní. The afternoons are getting better with David Cantero rising to 269,000 followers, while the 24 hours presented by Rosa María Molló only reaches 178,000 subscribers.