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Post by babyboylrtm on Jan 2, 2007 10:51:55 GMT -5
How do they work? Do they send songs for adds? Where can you see the adds date? And blah blah.
I hate it because here in Puerto Rico I usually hear the most random songs on the radio. Nelly is on like her third single and I still hear Promiscous ALL the time. They are spinnin Shakira's Dia Especial instead of La Pared ???
Jennifer Lopez' single leaked AGES ago and still no station has played it.
Anyone?
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Post by tortuga on Jan 2, 2007 21:51:54 GMT -5
Good question, I would like to know as well. When I was in Mexico, I heard Kudai's "Ya Nada Queda" a lot of times. I thought it was their new single but that was a single in 2004.
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Post by reception on Jan 3, 2007 4:41:23 GMT -5
Going for adds at Latin Pop
Semana del: 28 de septiembre del 2006
Belinda "Angel"
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Semana del: 5 de octubre del 2006
Semana del: 12 de octubre del 2006
No Hay Prioridades Esta Semana
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Semana del: 19 de octubre del 2006
Chelo Feat. Too $hort "Yummy"
Enanitos Verdes "A Las 3"
Kuky "Ya No"
La Sinfonia "Olvidalo"
Luis Fonsi "Tu Amor"
Yuridia "Como Yo Nadie Te Ha Amado"
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Semana del: 26 de octubre del 2006
Semana del: 2 de noviembre del 2006
Semana del: 9 de noviembre del 2006
Same as October 19
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Semana del: 16 de noviembre del 2006
Semana del: 23 de noviembre del 2006
Semana del: 30 de noviembre del 2006
Semana del: 7 de diciembre del 2006
Semana del: 14 de diciembre del 2006
No Hay Prioridades Esta Semana
I can't make any sense of this, one reason why I haven't posted much in this part of the forum.
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Post by strong4PMB! on Jan 3, 2007 5:09:54 GMT -5
Semana del: 28 de septiembre del 2006
Belinda "Angel"
That's so old though! It came out in 2004 or 2005.
Latin stations are weird.
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Post by kinglouiexviii on Jan 9, 2007 10:55:20 GMT -5
How do they work? Do they send songs for adds? Basically, record companies pay thousands of dollars to the radio stations so that they can overplay their artists' respective singles. This is why artists can easily reach #1 on the billboard charts without really having to sell many albums. |
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Post by babyboylrtm on Jan 22, 2007 5:29:17 GMT -5
Yawn. Since when do you need to sell many albums to hit #1 on a SINGLES chart?
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