Hispanic Broadcasting Corporation

Hispanic Broadcasting Corporation was a major media company in the United States that specialized in radio stations targeting Hispanic audiences. Founded in 1986, it focused on Spanish-language programming, including music, news, and entertainment, serving diverse Hispanic communities across the country. The company grew rapidly through acquisitions and was one of the largest Hispanic-focused radio broadcasters. In 2002, it merged with Univision Communications, a leading Spanish-language media company, to form a more extensive media entity that continues to serve Hispanic audiences through TV and radio.