Created: July 02, 2021 05:05 PM
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.-Alonzo Lucero has a passion for music that many New Mexicans hear on the radio.
After 51 years as a DJ in New Mexico, he still goes non-stop during his three hours of Spanish music each weekday morning on KUPR. To me, it s the same as when I started. I started in 1970, said Alonzo, who is 81 years old.
He believes his style is a lost art.
The corporate structure of most radio stations means fewer DJs are live. Many of them also use digital music libraries to automatically create song selections. To me, that is very, very, very boring, Alonzo said. If I had a radio station, I wouldn t allow that.
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