ONDA CERO (España)

Onda Cero is a Spanish national radio network that was launched on November 26, 1990. It was created from the merger of the frequencies of Radio Amanecer and Cadena Rato, which were taken over by ONCE. The first broadcast was opened by journalist Ángela Bodega from the studios at Calle Velázquez 54 in Madrid.

The network belongs to Atresmedia Radio and is known for its strong focus on news, information programs, and pluralistic opinions. Well-known presenters have been and are Luis del Olmo, Carlos Alsina, Ricardo Lizarraga and Andrés Aberasturi. Onda Cero is considered a pioneer in online streaming and podcasting in Europe.

With over 220 stations, it covers all of Spain and reaches around 2.2 million listeners daily. The programming includes news magazines such as Más de Uno and investigative podcasts.