How to listen to your hometown radio from the United States

For millions of Latinos in the US, the radio from home is the sound of home: the morning greetings, Sunday's banda, the match called the way only they call it back there. The good news is that almost every station now streams online, so you can hear it live from Houston, Los Angeles or Chicago.

1. Find your station by name or city

On Radio en Vivo type the station's name, your city or your state into the search box. If you don't remember the name, open your country and then your state: every station in the region is listed, most popular first.

2. Press play, nothing to install

The radio plays right in your browser. No account, no app download. The player stays at the bottom of the screen while you browse other stations.

3. Listen with your phone locked

On your phone, open the site in Chrome or Safari, press play and lock the screen: the radio keeps playing and you can pause it from the lock screen. To keep it handy, add the site to your home screen from the browser menu.

What if my station isn't listed?

We only list stations whose stream works over a secure connection, because those are the ones every browser can play. If your hometown station is missing, share our For stations page with them.