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LA Z 105.3/Atlanta Welcomes Enrique Santos for Mornings


Enrique Santos
Enrique Santos

iHeartMedia Atlanta announced today that Hispanic radio legend Enrique Santos will anchor mornings on its Spanish-language station La Z 105.3. The Tu MaƱana con Enrique Santos morning show will run weekdays from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. ET beginning October 10.

Santos has built an enthusiastic Hispanic following by combining humor, social satire and political commentary to bridge the cultural and generational divide of a diverse cosmopolitan audience.

"With the increased importance and size of the our U.S. Hispanic audience in Atlanta, both Spanish and English speaking, we're excited to welcome a top-rated on air talent like Enrique Santos in morning drive on 105.3 La Z with Karla, our local talent who will integrate the local happenings in Atlanta with Enrique." said Orlando Rosa, Program Director for 105.3 La Z. "Adding Enrique Santos to our already entertaining lineup with his great content, humor and connection with all Hispanics of all countries of origin will put 105.3 La Z in the perfect position for growth and success."

"I'm really excited and looking forward to hosting mornings on La Z," stated Santos. "Timing couldn't be any better as we celebrate the station's one-year anniversary. As we head into Fall, things might be cooling off, but I guarantee that Atlanta morning radio will be hot. Our show is compelling, informative, trendy, empowering and funny. It's perfectly mixed with today's most popular Latin music."

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