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As some sort of compromise for not having anything to post, have this song I sampled in one of my previous posts. It's up to you to find where

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The funny thing

The funny and odd thing about Latin America is that it's the very place where Radio Disney's still a thing, as in it's a radio network as owned and operated by Disney through other things. It began life in the United States catering to both children and their parents, airing censored versions of certain tracks. The US version of Radio Disney ceased operations in early 2021 but it's still a thing in a good number of Latin American countries like Chile, Mexico and Brazil enough to receive a revamp in its logo, not to mention it's the Latin American Radio Disney stations are where you go listen to Chappell Roan there in addition to non-Disney stations.

As somebody who used to listen to a lot of RJFM, Radio Disney sometimes airs the same songs and sometimes it airs the censored versions of a number of them. Radio Disney also tends to play more recent rock music, since RJFM usually airs rock songs from the 1950s up to the 1970s, but especially songs I've listened to on channels like Channel V (a Southeast Asian rival to MTV). Songs by My Chemical Romance, Keane, Depeche Mode, Duran Duran and The Clash have aired on Radio Disney, though I don't think RJFM even plays tracks by Duran Duran and Depeche Mode much.

Another one is that Radio Disney even airs songs by more non-American rock bands like The Rasmus, Tokio Hotel, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Maneskin and The Cure, RJFM largely airs American bands with some British bands thrown into it. But most especially the Beatles, not that I dislike nor even like the Beatles. But that Radio Disney does air a wider selection of bands, including rock bands that needn't come from Uncle Sam. My father even said that RJ has a strong AMboy (pro-American) bias, despite Radio Disney being owned by an American company.

But it does explain things why RJFM predominantly plays US musicians a lot, whereas Radio Disney gives more room to Korean, British, Irish and Australian bands. I don't listen to Radio Disney much anymore, but it's telling that Radio Disney does play more non-American music.

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Grace Poe warns RJ Jacinto on ‘common tower duopoly’

Grace Poe warns RJ Jacinto on ‘common tower duopoly’

Sen. Grace Poe has vowed to go to the courts if presidential adviser Ramon “RJ” Jacinto would not listen to the Senate and insist on pushing ahead with the common tower policy.

Sen. Grace Poe

“Talagang tututulan ko ‘yan at saka hindi ko lang basta-bastang tututulan dahil kung saka-sakaling hindi nila tayo pinakinggan, kasi alam niyo naman ganyan ‘pag humaharap sa Senado ang gaganda ng…

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LET ME CALL YOU SWEETHEART - Ramon Jacinto & The Riots

"During the dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos, the Jacinto family's assets were forcibly seized and placed under military control and executives of the company were jailed with no charges filed. The sequestered assets included Jacinto's two radio stations. At that time, Jacinto was in the United States and opted to stay there in exile for 14 years to save himself from being jailed. During his exile, RJ recorded songs together with other Filipinos and secretly sent them to the Philippines for airplay. The songs “Muli” and “Don't Let Go” became hits but the composers and singers were not named in order to avoid military sanctions.

On March 5, 1986, Juan Ponce Enrile, who was then the Defense Minister, returned the radio stations and some of their family's steel mills to the Jacintos. DZRJ was finally transferred from military administration on June 1986 and Jacinto began to make DZRJ, the leader in retro wave by playing music from the 50s, 60s and 70s." [source]