El Circo de La Mega

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El Circo de La Mega
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GenreMorning radio show
Running time4 hours and 30 minutes
Country of originPuerto Rico
Home station WMEG
Starring Antonio Sánchez
José Vallenilla
Original releaseFebruary 27, 2008
Website http://www.elcirco.net

El Circo de La Mega (or simply El Circo) is a morning radio show in Puerto Rico that airs on Mega 106.9 FM. The show premiered on February 27, 2008, and airs weekdays from 5:30am to 10:00am. [1]

The show is hosted by Antonio Sánchez "El Gangster" and José Vallenilla "Funky Joe". [1] The show also features a variety of segments about video games, traffic, and gossip, among others. It also features interviews with celebrities as well as comedic characters.

The show has gained notoriety for its use of multimedia. Besides being transmitted on 106.9 and 95.1 FM, the show is also broadcast through the Internet through their website and live on channel 169 on DirecTV Puerto Rico. The show also includes a gaming platform for the hosts and listeners and a live chat. The show will also be broadcast to some cities in the United States. [2]

On August 1, 2008, after only 5 months on the air, El Circo peaked at #1 in all the audience surveys conducted by Arbitron. [3]

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