Radio Espantoso

Radio Station Radio Espantoso
Genre:	Latin jazz, mambo (GTA Vice City) Salsa, Latin jazz (GTA Vice City Stories)
Appearance(s):	Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories
DJ(s):	Pepe (GTA Vice City) Hector Hernandez (GTA Vice City Stories)
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Radio Espantoso is a radio station that appears in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories. The station plays Latin Jazz. The DJ of the station in 1984 is Hector Hernandez. In 1986, Pepe replaces Hector, and Pepe is of Cuban descent. Radio Espantoso is also the preferred radio stations of the Cubans/Los Cabrones. The word espantoso translates to horrible in Spanish.

Playlists

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City rendition

DJ: Pepe

Genres: Latin jazz, mambo

• Cachao - "A Gozar con Mi Combo"
• Alpha Banditos - "The Bull Is Wrong" (2002)
• Tres Apenas como eso - "Yo Te Mire" (2002)
• Deodato - "Latin Flute" (1973)
• Mongo Santamaría - "Mama Papa Tu" (1969)
• Mongo Santamaría - "Me and You Baby (Picao y Tostao)" (1970)
• Machito and his Afro-Cubans - "Mambo Mucho Mambo" (1955)
• Unaesta - "La Vida Es una Lenteja" (2002)
• Lonnie Liston Smith - "Expansions" (1975)
• Irakere - "Añunga Ñunga" (1980)
• Deodato - "Super Strut" (1974)
• Xavier Cugat and his Orchestra - "Jamay" (1955)
• Benny Moré - "Maracaibo Oriental" (1960)
• Tito Puente - "Mambo Gozón" (1958)

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories rendition

DJ: Hector Hernandez

Genres: salsa, Latin jazz

• Ray Barretto – "Acid" (1968)
• Pete Rodriguez – "I Like It (I Like It Like That)" (1966)
• Tito Puente – "Oye Como Va" (1963)
• Bobby Valentín – "Mi Ritmo Es Bueno" (1974)
• Celia Cruz and Johnny Pacheco – "Quimbara" (1974)
• Héctor Lavoe – "Mi Gente" (1973)
• Eddie Palmieri – "Revolt / La Libertad Logico" (1971)
• Willie Colón – "El Malo" (1968)

Trivia

• The song "Añunga Ñunga" by Irakere is titled as "Aguanile" in the booklet for GTA Vice City.

See also

• Truth + Soul, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars that plays Latin jazz.