Name your lane
Reggaeton, corridos, bachata, salsa and Latin pop rarely share a rotation. Tell the host exactly which one you are, because a mislabeled submission gets skipped rather than forwarded.
Latin radio covers reggaeton, regional Mexican, bachata, salsa and Latin pop, and each one is programmed differently. Getting played starts with knowing which show you belong on.
Reggaeton, corridos, bachata, salsa and Latin pop rarely share a rotation. Tell the host exactly which one you are, because a mislabeled submission gets skipped rather than forwarded.
Urbano tracks get blocked more often over language than anything else. Send the clean version alongside the original so nobody has to ask.
Write your pitch in Spanish and English. Many shows are bilingual and it makes you easy to introduce on air either way.
Latin radio is deeply local. A station serving your city or your community is the likeliest first spin, and that credit travels.
Every Independent Radio FM member is accepted, whatever the genre. Send one latin track a week and it airs on a Saturday show with a personal DJ review.
Our first show airs October 3, 2026.
Pitch the specific format your song fits, reggaeton, regional Mexican, bachata, salsa or Latin pop, send a clean version with the original, and start with community and online stations serving your area.
Independent Radio FM accepts every artist in every genre. Submit one song a week for $49 a month and it airs on a Saturday show with a personal DJ review.