La Brujula 24

La Brujula 24 doesn't follow the rules. One moment it's classic salsa from the Fania All-Stars, the next it's a deep reggaeton cut from the early 2000s. The playlist feels like a crate-digging session at a record store in Buenos Aires or Mexico City - eclectic and unapologetic. Some blocks drag, with too much filler pop. But stick around for the late-night slot where the DJs let loose. You'll hear indie Latin artists you've never come across on Spotify. The station's identity is refreshingly vague - no overbearing jingles, no corporate playlist algorithms. Just music, mostly in Spanish, with a…