Más de Uno Puente Genil

Más de Uno Puente Genil is a local radio magazine with a strong civic spine. It keeps close account of what is happening in Puente Genil, from town hall paperwork and waste-rate discounts to traffic cuts, police staffing, public lighting upgrades, and local political positioning. The program likes the particulars. Dates matter. Streets matter. Office procedures, opening hours, municipal webpages, and festival calendars are all treated as part of the same public record. Its rhythm is fast but not thin. A typical episode can move from a local news summary into a sponsor read, then into a guest conversation, then onward to sports, regional headlines, and a reminder of the next broadcast time. That structure gives the show a lived-in radio feel. It is practical first. It tells residents what is changing, where to look, who is speaking, and what is coming next. But it also carries the emotional weather of the town. The Purísima, the Inmaculada Concepción, the novena, Holy Week brotherhoods, and memories of old processions are handled with a mixture of municipal precision and personal attachment. Cultural segments broaden the frame. Kike Urdiales brings music into the schedule, including a conversational look at mod culture with Paco Ruiz. Sentir Manantero with Juan Ortega points the program toward local religious heritage and seasonal memory. Sports updates with José Manuel Cabezas and José Antonio Quero give the midday hour another dependable marker. Commercial segments are prominent, from pharmacy advice about protein and hair health to local laundry services. They are not hidden. They are folded into the station’s everyday civic texture. The program is best understood as a town’s daily ledger, kept in radio form, with enough conversation to make the ledger breathe.