reVolver Podcasts, the leading U.S. Spanish-language podcast network, and Claro Música, América Móvil's music and audio service, have announced their first major tentpole event for Pulso, their joint audio platform: "The World Cup from Mexico," a dedicated audio destination hosted and curated by Jessie Cervantes. The announcement coincides with the tournament's opening at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, the first time the event is hosted across three nations: Mexico, the United States, and Canada.
Pulso, built on Claro Música's infrastructure and existing subscriber base of over 500,000 users, combines podcasts, music, radio, and future video experiences into a single destination. Developed as an open platform for Spanish-language audio, Pulso aims to connect audiences with entertainment, culture, and conversations. This venture marks Pulso's first major live-event tentpole and establishes a template for future cultural and sporting moments.
For the next six weeks, Pulso will deliver daily match-day recaps and previews, exclusive interviews with players and legends, music-driven companion programming powered by Claro Música, and contributions from reVolver's flagship talent roster, including Erazno y La Chokolata, Eddie "Piolín" Sotelo, El Panda Show, and Don Cheto. All programming will be available free on the Pulso app and across reVolver's distribution ecosystem, accessible via platforms such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pandora, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, and the reVolver Podcasts App on Roku and Samsung Galaxy Store (revolverpodcasts.com).
"This summer is a once-in-a-generation moment for Spanish-language audio," said Jack Hobbs, President & CEO of reVolver Podcasts. "Pulso represents a richer entertainment ecosystem where music, spoken word, culture, and storytelling come together in one destination." Jessie Cervantes added, "Futbol is the heartbeat of our culture, and radio has always been how we live it together."
The partnership underscores the growing importance of Spanish-language audio content in the U.S. and Latin America, leveraging the massive audience for the World Cup to drive engagement. By integrating music, talk, and live event coverage, Pulso aims to become a go-to destination for bicultural fans seeking a comprehensive audio experience. The success of this event could pave the way for similar ventures covering other major cultural and sporting events, further solidifying Pulso's position in the competitive audio market.
