Radio America 900 5.0

Radio America 900 is a Spanish-speaking radio station that broadcasts from the city of Laurel in the state of Maryland, covering the entire Washington D.C. metropolitan area with its 1,900 watts of power, which is home to nearly 1 million Latinos.

Owned by Alejandro Carrasco, considered the most influential Hispanic radio personality in Washington, Maryland, and Virginia.

Its frequency, 900 AM, is the second oldest Hispanic radio signal in the capital city of the United States.

Radio America is a successful station "By Hispanics, for Hispanics".

Owned by Dominican communicator Alejandro Carrasco and recognized by The Washington Post as "The voice of Hispanic radio".

It is the oldest Hispanic radio station in the metropolitan area and the most credible. This credibility has been earned through its work philosophy, summarized as follows: "We do not advertise anything that we are not willing to consume ourselves."