Radio Terricola

Visit our studies of Radio Terrícola Amaro Rodríguez, owner of one of the bakeries with more history of Gran Canaria, the bakery Artesanal Amaro. A bakery that based on water, salt, yeast and flour has been kneading 250 years of history and in 2018 was recognized as one of the ten best bakeries in Spain.

Micros. Music. Action! With open arms and questions always ready, our magnificent reporters of Radio Terrícola in the Envera Occupational Center in Gran Canaria have interviewed Miguel Santana, creator and member of the legendary Canarian Orchestra Armonía Show, who has come to our studios to delight us with his visit and his voice.

From our Radio Terrícola studios in the Envera Occupational Center in Gran Canaria, we have had the pleasure of conducting a magnificent interview with two of the members of the group Quechimba Music: Néstor Ramos and Raúl Day.

We received in our Radio Terrícola studios in Gran Canaria the creators and components of Trisomy 21: Saúl Santana, Celestino Arencibia and Rayco Mederos. A project that started as a clothing brand and that with the profits carries out sports activities, mainly focused on surfing.

We received in our Radio Terrícola studios in Gran Canaria the founders of the group Mariachi Peleón, Misael Pérez and José Luis Castellano. Two artists with whom we have shared anecdotes, humor and music in an interview that has taken us through their 15 years of musical career.

Last Friday our Radio Terrícola studios in Gran Canaria were visited by our friend Aday Ramírez, coordinator of the Sailing School of the Island Federation of Gran Canaria, with whom we carried out one of the most fun projects of the past year: A sea for all, a project that for eight years has sought to bring the benefits and values of the sport of sailing to people with physical and intellectual disabilities.

In these special dates, Radio Terrícola dresses up for Christmas with an emotional program full of joy, good wishes, positive spirit and an overdose of illusion for a better future for all.

The interviews we do on Terrícola Radio are always special. On this occasion even more so because this time we have had three guests that we already knew. Three guests who are more than that: they are three friends, three colleagues from the Ingenio Occupational Center, just 100 meters from Envera, with whom we always have a lot to share.

In Radio Terrícola we are lucky to always have guests that mark us. This time we have had the pleasure of interviewing the Latin music artist Romy Rick, who has delighted us with laughter and anecdotes, putting the icing on the cake with some wonderful a capella songs.

From our Occupational Center of Gran Canaria, and on behalf of the entire Envera family, beneficiaries and professionals have dedicated these weeks to carry out activities and radio programs where they can share feelings and opinions regarding the situation experienced on the island of La Palma, launching messages of solidarity and strength for all those affected by the volcanic eruption.