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Radio Uno FM has been a fixture on Uruguay's dial for years. The specifics are hazy, but the music isn't. It's the station you hear at family asados in the suburbs of Montevideo. The playlist is a mosaic: Uruguayan folk from Alfredo Zitarrosa, candombe rhythms, and current Latin pop hits. You'll hear Shakira next to local acts like No Te Va Gustar. The DJs keep chatter to a minimum. They let the music do the talking. It's not adventurous, but it's honest. It's been around long enough that grandparents and grandchildren can agree on the playlist. For Uruguayans abroad, Radio Uno FM live is a li…
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