reVolver Podcasts, a leading multicultural podcast network, announced on November 5, 2026, the addition of La Sacó del Estadio, a Spanish-language sports podcast that brings Latino audiences closer to the biggest stories, personalities, and competitions across American professional sports and international soccer. Hosted by Andrés Nieto Molina, Danny Marulanda, and Kenneth Garay, the program expands reVolver's sports programming with daily coverage and commentary designed for passionate Spanish-speaking fans.
Produced from Bristol, Connecticut, La Sacó del Estadio delivers sports news, analysis, and storytelling focused on the National Football League (NFL), National Basketball Association (NBA), Major League Baseball (MLB), Major League Soccer (MLS), and international soccer. The program explores the stories behind the games, connecting audiences with the athletes, teams, rivalries, and developments shaping the sports world. With new episodes released Monday through Saturday, the show provides regular coverage of the news and conversations driving the sports calendar.
The launch matters because Latino audiences are following American professional leagues with growing enthusiasm, creating opportunities for Spanish-language sports programming that bridges different sporting traditions. For generations, soccer has been a defining part of sports culture throughout Latin America, and now fans are also engaging with NFL Sundays, NBA rivalries, MLB's Latino stars, and MLS competition. La Sacó del Estadio reflects this interconnected world, helping audiences follow the leagues they love while discovering the personalities and stories that make each competition distinctive.
"Sports have an extraordinary ability to connect people across cultures, generations and borders, and Latino fans are an increasingly important part of that conversation," said Jack Hobbs, president of reVolver Podcasts. "La Sacó del Estadio brings an engaging approach to sports storytelling, combining knowledge of the major U.S. leagues with the passion Hispanic audiences have for sports. We are excited to welcome Andrés, Danny and Kenneth to our network and expand the choices available to Spanish-speaking sports fans."
Hobbs added that the way Latino audiences consume sports has changed dramatically. "Fans want more than scores and highlights. They want context, personality and conversations that reflect their passion for the game," he said. "Podcasting gives us an opportunity to bring that experience to listeners wherever they are, whether they are following their favorite soccer club or discovering a new American sports league."
The addition strengthens reVolver's sports lineup and its commitment to delivering programming that reflects the evolving interests of Latino audiences. The network recently expanded its distribution through a strategic partnership with Claro USA, bringing its podcast catalog to Claro Música Pulso, an entertainment platform serving more than 500,000 subscribers. reVolver content is available free across major platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pandora, Deezer, the iHeartRadio app, Amazon Music, the reVolver Podcasts App via the Samsung Galaxy Store, Roku streaming devices, and at www.revolverpodcasts.com.
For the podcast industry, the move signals continued investment in niche, language-specific content as a way to capture underserved audiences. For listeners, it means more choice in Spanish-language sports commentary that goes beyond scores and highlights. As audiences continue to embrace on-demand audio, reVolver Podcasts has established itself as a leading destination for multicultural podcast content, offering a broad mix of entertainment, news, sports, business, lifestyle, health, and culture programming. More information is available at www.revolverpodcasts.com.
