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Nudia Hernandez

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Originally a California girl, Nudia Hernandez has been on radio stations in Riverside (99.1 KGGI), Palm Springs (Mix 100.5), Las Vegas (98.5 KLUC, Mix 94.1). She currently hosts The Vocalo Hotline on WBEZ, 91.5 FM and Vocalo Radio, 91.1 FM.

Latest from Nudia Hernandez

Fans poured into Grant Park on the first day of the festival, with J Balvin and Kali Uchis set to take the stage as the day’s headliners.
In a live interview with Vocalo before a set at the Salt Shed, the electronic duo talked “Platonic Romance” and pushing through the bad times.
The musician and theologian discusses his new album and finding softness through piano.
The six-man soul group takes the stage Friday for its fifth annual “Hollyy-Days” show, with holiday covers and new songs.
Prepare your playlists: Our favorite albums of the year include a new release from Chance the Rapper and the final album engineered by Steve Albini.
The Chicago rapper, who said bikes give students “independence,” already has had a busy holiday season, including voicing new CTA announcements and prepping to host a televised Dick Clark New Year’s bash.
Sir Michael Rocks and Chuck Inglish stopped at the Vocalo studios to discuss how their new album “Hi Top Fade” calls back to the origins of hip-hop. The duo heads to the Empty Bottle on Dec. 19.
Ryan O’Neal, a.k.a. Sleeping at Last, stopped by the Vocalo studios to talk about his creative collaboration with the Chicago Philharmonic and how it feels to still be known as that “Twilight” song composer.
The Chicago music contest saw 150 artists compete to win recording time and stage opportunities at Lollapalooza, Taste of Chicago and more. $10 thousand, plus performance opportunities.