Mexican singer Thalía will broadcast her radio show in all American cities, according to EFE.
The program called "Conexión Thalía Radio Show" started while the singer was pregnant with her daughter Sabrina Sakae. In every episode, Thalía talks about fashion, entertainment, and the latest in pop and Latino music.
Currently, the singer's show only reaches a few states, but AIRE Radio Networks said that they would broadcast the show so it could be heard in all corners of the US.
The VP of Operations and Sales of Affiliates of AIRE Radio Networks, Elisa Torres, said that Thalía's arrival to radio helped the network position itself among Hispanic audiences.
"Thalía will be a vital component of our success in offering attractive and entertaining programming to Spanish-speaking radio stations throughout the country," Torres said.
The singer has shared every broadcast with her fans through social networks and People reported that the show would enter its new phase in January. On a press release, Thalía said she was excited for her show's progress and said it's one of the most important projects of her career.
"I'm very excited to work with AIRE to extend the distribution of my show throughout the country. Now I'll have the opportunity to reach more fans and transmit my show on multiple platforms," the singer said.
"Conexión Thalía Radio Show" is one of the many projects the Mexican singer has carried out thanks to her daughter Sabrina Sakae, projects which have helped her become an important representative of the Latino community in the US.
In October, the singer released her first children's book titled "Chupie, The Binky That Returned Home", a story of which is inspired on her experiences as a mother when she had to take away her daughter's binky.
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