In simpler times, local Spanish-language radio was thoroughly dominated by KNAI, known as La Campesina, part of a United Farm Workers network based in urban areas. And although its numbers have inevitably dropped in the past two years, KNAI remains the conscience and the soul of Spanish radio in the Valley.
While other stations opt for a pop-friendly, synthesized brand of Tejano, KNAI cranks out accordion-driven conjunto and polka rave-ups, with a smattering of acoustic waltzes, and just enough social commentary to remind you of its roots in Cesar Chávez's labor movement. Ultimately, La Campesina is a daily aural reminder that there's no point in crossing over to the mainstream if you lose your traditions along the way.
EY PRIMERO QUE NADA QUIERO FELISITARLOS POR SEUNA ESTACION DE MUY BUENA PROGRAMACION CASI ME ATREBO ADECIR QUE LA MEJOR Y SOLO QUISIERA SABER SI ME PUEDES DEDIR COMO SELLAMA LA CANCION QUE DISE Y LLOREDE DEMASIOADO ME ROMPISTE EL CORAZON DIME DIME QEU E FALLADO POR LO MENOIS DIME LA RAZON GRASIS Y QUE DIOS ME LOS BENDIGA TODOS ...
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