COLOMBIA - 6035.02, La Voz del Guaviare, the Unid LA station heard mornings very weakly, after 1000, turned out to definitely be LA VOZ DEL GUAVIARE, in Colombia. Long listed here, the programming (public praying of the rosary each morning, by a priest and a congregation) still threw me for a loop and I couldn't pull an ID out from the very weak signal, splattered by side-channel slop. Took a shot and emailed LV Guaviare to ask if this matched their programming and was delighted to get a quick response: “ . . . I am the (female) announcer who announces the time checks on the air. What you reported to us was correct, from 05:00 to 05:30 am Colombia time, we are transmitting the Rosary every day, it is a program of the Catholic church. Our signal is weak in your receiver, due to a failure in our equipment, but are already improving this. We send a cordial salute for your report, which encourages us to work even harder so that listeners like you can enjoy our programming from this station called La Voz del Guaviare. “ (R Perry, Illinois)
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