Carlos Latre will host a new and ambitious radio format on Onda Cero

Latre's new project will be conceived as a 360º product that can be consumed live through the radio and streaming video signal, but also in the different podcast sections and videos on demand.

The imitator and comedian Carlos Latre will strengthen your professional connection with Zero Wave. In a few weeks, the comedian will be in charge of a new and ambitious radio format.

On a weekly basis, Latre's new program on Onda Cero will have humor as a fundamental ingredient; and the hundreds of 'other celebrities' to whom the comedian is capable of giving voice will parade through it. The objective is to recover the essence of the great radio humor formats, adapting them to our days.

With this program, Onda Cero reinforces its commitment to quality entertainment spaces, based on humor in capital letters. Latre's new project will be conceived as a 360º product which can be consumed live through the radio and the streaming video signal, but also in the different podcast sections and videos on demand, which will influence the virality of the content through social networks. The goal is that listeners can enjoy it wherever, whenever and however they want.

The Carlos Latre's connection with Onda Cero dates back to 2007, when he joined the morning program of the general Atresmedia Radio network as a collaborator. He is currently a prominent part of the program's roster of comedians. More than oneor, with Carlos Alsina at the helm.

Comedian, comedian, presenter, host of galas and events, master of ceremonies and the best one man-show in the country, Latre became known in 1999 in Martian Chronicles, the late night presented by Xavier Sardà. Since then, and about to celebrate 20 years in the profession, he has alternated his appearances on radio with his collaborations on television in programs as well-remembered as I slip, One of ours o Your face makes me dreama, which this year has reached its seventh edition on Antena 3. He has taken three theater tours through Spain with almost 2 million spectators and will soon debut his first foray into American TV, in a CBS program with international projection.

For Latre, this new radio challenge represents “a commitment to humor in its purest form, with the most acidic and critical vision of current events from the hand of great collaborators who promise to leave their mark on the airwaves.”