What changed.

The interactive radio Wiki.

The Hub, Tracklist, Receipts, Incident, Parody Archive and Spanish guide now use an original Cacoteo visual system: separate station identities, three official preview song cards, a separate reported-song card, attributed host cards, an expandable timeline and original commentary posters. The original source record, URLs and status distinctions remain available in HTML.

The real Cacoteo player uses the existing stream integration. Artwork changes do not reload audio. Motion respects reduced-motion preferences. Album Watch now reflects nine revealed singles and 25 unrevealed album tracks on Rockstar’s current music page.

Official GTA VI videos added.

Added a click-to-load selector for Rockstar Games’ Launch Trailer, An Extended Look, Trailer 2 and Trailer 1 to the English Wiki Hub and Spanish guide. Each selection links to the original Rockstar Games YouTube upload. The standard YouTube player loads only when a visitor chooses it.

English/Spanish music-page revision.

Updated the Wiki Hub and Tracklist presentation to lead with the three official-preview selections while preserving separately reported and unassigned tracks. Expanded the Spanish Wiki with the preview-song presentation, eight frequently asked questions, and contextual archive links. Host-voice attribution remains tied to its supporting coverage.

Justice score and album single, kept separate from the station.

Added Rockstar’s official GTA VI music page to the Sources register. It identifies Justice as original-score composers and lists “Flower in a Hurricane” among Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album singles. The Tracklist and Spanish Wiki now state this album/score information separately; no Cocoteo FM placement is claimed.

Cocoteo FM and its hosts announced.

Rockstar announced the GTA VI station, named El Martillo and La Gata as hosts, and released three preview songs. Pitchfork attributes their voices to Bad Bunny and RaiNao ↗. The Wiki now distinguishes those official preview selections from Myke Towers’ reported “Girl,” the unassigned “25/8” rumor, and Rauw Alejandro's separate GTA VI album single. Official source ↗

The Receipts update adds Cacoteo Radio's stored 2016 “Soy Peor” archive record and the October 8 Apple Music/TuneIn exhibit with their proof limits. The independent reference/parody interpretation remains attributed to Cacoteo Radio. Earlier dated source reviews below remain part of this edition history.

Community coverage and Cacoteo editorial update

Outside GTA-community coverage now explicitly connects Cocoteo FM with Cacoteo Radio. The GTAForums article and Reddit mirror/cross-post share one source lineage, not two independent confirmations. [22]

Cacoteo published its response/source article: GTA Community Article Explicitly Connects Cocoteo FM to Cacoteo Radio. CACOTEO EDITORIAL / UPDATE — not independent confirmation. [23]

Rockstar has still not officially confirmed an inspiration or relationship.

Third-party community analysis

Added VixSanto’s explicit comparison, with the Reddit cross-post treated as the same source lineage—not independent corroboration. [22]

The 2017 Myke Towers receipt, publisher disclosure and distinction between reported song placement and Rockstar confirmation remains in place.

The 2017 record is now part of the wiki.

Added the June 24, 2017 Cacoteo announcement, supplied post URL, cropped evidence image and date-provenance notes. Replaced obsolete wording that said there was no dated record. Added the selected multi-year inventory, with video promotions separated from Now Playing posts.

Expanded the station-reporting file, source register, listening guide and Spanish overview. Added a traceable path from game-station coverage to the real station’s history and existing listening channels. These are edition-review notes; they do not claim the site was public on this date.

No invented soundtrack. No creative-intent claim.

“Girl” remains reported rather than promoted to official final status. “25/8” remains unassigned. Rockstar has named the fictional hosts; voice identities are attributed to the cited press coverage. An FM frequency, complete final lineup and Rockstar/Cacoteo creative relationship are not established here.

The earlier Cacoteo comparison article remains at its original address. Cacoteo’s website and official apps remain separate from this wiki. No leaked asset is added to the build; the later official-video section embeds Rockstar’s YouTube uploads without hosting footage.

The original foundation remains.

Edition 1 established the original Miami-inspired design, reference layout, station overview, music ledger, publisher disclosure and source register. Edition 2 expands that foundation rather than replacing the station’s established identity.

The record can improve without rewriting the past.

New evidence should identify the original item, its date, the exact claim it supports and any limitation. When a substantive statement changes, update the entry and this log. Preserve source dates; do not backdate newly published content or silently relabel a rumor as official.