Alternative Radio Salinas Style

Hawaiian, Arabic, TexMex...

By Alexandra Lohr

Thursday, April 2, 1992

Tune in on a weekday, and you might hear a newscast for a salsa music hour, but tune in on a weekend, and you will hear broadcasts in Portuguese, Hawaiian language music or a live studio band playing TexMex favorites.

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