La Diez Capital Radio
Miguel Angel González Suárez
32 episodes listed below
Canary Islands news with the studio door open.
The gist
La Diez Capital Radio mixes formal Canary Islands news coverage with rowdy studio conversation. Its recent episodes move from Lebanon ceasefire talks and EU outer-region policy to rain alerts, road deaths, Templar spirituality, and sharp political teasing.
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About La Diez Capital Radio
La Diez Capital Radio is Canary Islands talk radio built from news bulletins, local argument, institutional updates, and loose studio electricity. It has a formal side. It can track a suspended peace meeting involving the United States and Iran, describe the condition Iran places on talks, and follow the continuing bombardments in Lebanon with a heavy, frustrated tone. It can also jump straight into rain over Las Palmas, warnings from the Agencia Estatal de Meteorología, cold spells in Gran Canaria, wind alerts, and the uneasy promise of stronger summer heat. The program’s local map matters. Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Las Palmas, Santa Cruz, ferry-and-airport life, training centers, public agencies, and island politics sit close to everything else. Nothing feels sealed off. A remembrance of headlines from a year earlier becomes a point about short civic memory, EU strategy for RUP territories, residence limits, and housing pressure. A traffic-safety segment turns numerical and practical, counting deaths on interurban roads and linking commuting to workplace risk. Then the room loosens. Guests are greeted, microphones are adjusted, jokes fire quickly, and serious topics get interrupted by jokes about music cues, dogs, haircuts, Peru, professional divers, and political volunteers paying their own way. The show can be sharp without becoming slick. It likes named local people, fast pivots, and the feeling that everyone already knows the argument from last week. Its religious and historical side can be unexpectedly strange, as in the interview with Templar guests from Italy about spiritual preparation, exorcism support requested by dioceses, and even medieval fish farms. Its political talk is blunt, sometimes mocking, and openly impatient with party theater. It does not present itself as neutral glass. It is a working radio table: weather, war, memory, civic frustration, island logistics, and gossip all landing in the same hour. For PlayNext users, the appeal is the pace and texture as much as the subjects. It is Spanish-language public conversation from the Canaries with the polish scuffed off and the local pulse left in.
Made for: For Spanish-speaking listeners who follow Canary Islands public life, international politics, weather, local institutions, and opinionated radio conversation. It especially suits people who prefer brisk, talk-heavy current affairs over polished national-news distance.
What sets it apart: Its strength is the collision of formal public-interest radio with unruly local table talk. Few shows move so naturally from Lebanon, EU policy, and traffic safety to studio teasing, island weather, Templar guests, and practical Canary Islands complaints.
In their own words
Una radio moderna y creativa, informada, abierta, plural, e independiente; de una sociedad tolerante; noticias e información generalista internacional, nacional y local. Radio hecha desde las Islas Canarias para el mundo. Asociada a Capital radio.#ladiezradio
As heard by us
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · August 2026
La Diez Capital Radio turns Canary Islands public life into grounded regional news, policy detail, and station-style talk.
La Diez Capital Radio belongs in News & Politics as a Canary Islands feed with a clear regional center. In the sampled Archipielago Directo episodes, it works through island weather, road safety, workplace travel accidents, European funding for outermost regions, and public…
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Canary Islands weather gives way to figures that make your trip to work feel less routine.
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- a forecast that opens into the bigger picture across the islands
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Episodes
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El Remate (10-04-2026)
·3h 28m - 2
Archipiélago Directo (10-04-2026)
Archipiélago Directo for April 10, 2026 leads with Canarian vice-minister Candil condemning what he calls the political weaponization of the mandatory distribution of unaccompanied migrant minors to mainland Spain under the 2025 Congressional law.
·54m·4 clips - 3
Pepe Rodríguez (10-04-2026)
A weather discussion between hosts about recent rain, storms, and temperature patterns in the Canary Islands, including warnings from the State Meteorological Agency.
Apr 10, 2026·26m - 4
Informativo (10-04-2026)
This episode is a weekly news roundup discussing current events, historical memory, and European strategies for remote regions, featuring an interview with an independentist and a panel discussion.
Apr 10, 2026·22m - 5
Archipiélago Directo (10-04-2026)
Archipiélago Directo on April 10, 2026 covers Canarian vice-minister Candil's condemnation of the political weaponization of the migrant minor redistribution law, which the 2025 Congressional modification mandates but regional PP governments resist.
Apr 10, 2026·54m·4 clips - 6
Alberto Díaz Jiménez; el independentista (10-04-2026)
This episode features an interview with Alberto Díaz Jiménez, an independentist figure, discussing political topics and controversies, including criticism of program propaganda.
Apr 10, 2026·53m - 7
Manolo Fernández (10-04-2026)
El episodio analiza la suspensión temporal de una conferencia de paz entre EEUU e Irán debido a los continuos bombardeos de Israel en el Líbano, destacando la complejidad del conflicto en la región.
Apr 10, 2026·21m - 8
La Tertulia de La Diez (10-04-2026)
A casual roundtable discussion among hosts covering topics like travel to Peru, teaching at an institute, and challenges in the professional diving job market.
Apr 10, 2026·54m - 9
El Remate (10-04-2026)
Apr 10, 2026·3h 28m - 10
Azimut: Análisis Estrecho de Ormuz (09-04-2026)
Apr 9, 2026·25m - 11
Teno (09-04-2026)
Apr 9, 2026·10m - 12
Archipiélago Directo (09-04-2026)
Archipiélago Directo del 9 de abril de 2026 en Capital Radio aborda cuatro grandes temas del archipiélago canario: el boicot del Partido Popular a la conferencia sectorial de infancia en Madrid, que impidió avanzar en el reparto de los 3.337 menores no acompañados que Canarias acoge (1.100 por encima del límite de contingencia); el 60 aniversario del Hospital Universitario La Candelaria en Tenerife con 7.500 profesionales y más de 30.000 intervenciones anuales; la recuperación del fondo agrícola POSEI en el marco plurianual 2028-2034 de la UE gracias a una enmienda del eurodiputado Gabriel Mato, con una dotación de hasta 300 millones de euros anuales; y los daños provisionales de la borrasca Teresa, cuantificados en 33,3 millones de euros entre el Cabildo de Tenerife (17,7 M€) y los municipios (15,6 M€).
Apr 9, 2026·55m·3 clips - 13
El Contrapunto y Cristina A. Secas (09-04-2026)
Apr 9, 2026·39m - 14
El Número Uno; el Papa dormirá en Tenerife (09-04-2026)
La Diez Capital Radio's 'El Número Uno' program for April 9, 2026 leads with confirmation that Pope Francis will sleep at Tenerife's Obispado rather than Gran Canaria, a result the hosts attribute to three weeks of their on-air campaign covered by newspapers La Provincia and El Día.
Apr 9, 2026·37m·3 clips - 15
El Cedazo (09-04-2026)
Apr 9, 2026·56m - 16
El Remate (09-04-2026)
Apr 9, 2026·3h 27m - 17
Informativo (09-04-2026)
Apr 9, 2026·19m - 18
Tiempos interesantes; Templarios y su lucha contra el satanismo (09-04-2026)
Apr 9, 2026·25m - 19
El Remate (08-04-2026)
Apr 8, 2026·3h 28m - 20
Origenes (08-04-2026)
Apr 8, 2026·1h 52m - 21
Rosi Rivero; mi infancia en Brasil (08-04-2026)
Apr 8, 2026·27m - 22
Manolo Fernández; juicios... (08-04-2026)
Apr 8, 2026·29m - 23
Lorenzo Soriano; El mundo juega al ajedrez; Europa, al escondite (08-04-2026)
Apr 8, 2026·19m - 24
Hugo Luengo; Lamentos por Europa (01-04-2026)
Apr 8, 2026·25m - 25
Informativo (08-04-2026)
Apr 8, 2026·19m - 26
El Número Uno (08-04-2026)
La Diez Capital Radio's 'El Número Uno' for April 8, 2026 opens with the hosts describing a sleepless night watching a TV countdown clock to Trump's tariff announcement, which turned out to be a two-week pause rather than an escalation, prompting the joke that listeners have 'two weeks to go to the beach before the end of the world.' The papal visit to the Canary Islands is budgeted at 15 million euros with a 'Friend of the Pope' membership card available for 25 euros, and the host jokes the Vatican will net 100 million from the visit.
Apr 8, 2026·38m·2 clips - 27
Huevos mole (08-04-2026)
The host Miguel Ángel González Suárez promotes subscribing to Capital Radio's YouTube channel and introduces a cooking segment with chef Ramón Hernández, who credits his mother for his culinary skills.
Apr 8, 2026·22m - 28
Archipiélago Directo (08-04-2026)
This episode discusses Vice President Manuel Domínguez's visit to Europe to address Canarian interests in EU institutions, focusing on agriculture, financial programs, and strategic ties with Latin America and the Caribbean.
Apr 8, 2026·52m - 29
Archipiélago Directo (07-04-2026)
This episode provides a weather forecast for the Canary Archipelago and Spain, discussing an incoming Atlantic storm that will bring abundant rains to the islands and a temperature rise on the peninsula.
Apr 7, 2026·53m - 30
La caja de Pandora (07-04-2026)
Este episodio entrevista a Aurelia Jerez Medina, activista y presidenta de la Coordinadora Estatal de Plataformas en Defensa de la Ley de Dependencia, para discutir las dificultades que enfrentan las personas con discapacidad y sus familias en movilidad y atención.
Apr 7, 2026·55m - 31
El Remate (07-04-2026)
Apr 7, 2026·3h 27m - 32
El Rompeolas (07-04-2026)
The host discusses advice from geriatrician Dr.
Apr 7, 2026·48m