Radio Solaria

Radio Solaria deals in nostalgia, and it doesn't apologize for it. The playlist runs on oldies: '60s beat, '70s soft rock, the Spanish-language pop that filled Argentine kitchens for decades, plus enough '80s and '90s material to catch anyone who grew up taping songs off the air. You'll hear Sandro and Palito Ortega sitting next to Roxette or Air Supply, which sounds like a mess until you actually hear it. It works. The rotation favors melody over edge: big choruses, warm production, nothing that demands much from you after a long day. Mornings lean bright and chatty, and the hosts talk over t…