COPE (Cadena de Ondas Populares Españolas) is a Spanish radio network owned by the Spanish Episcopal Conference. Founded in 1960, it is currently the second most listened to general-interest radio station in Spain, with around 3 million daily listeners. COPE's programming combines news, talk shows, sports coverage, and religious content, reflecting its Catholic roots.

The station's flagship morning show "Herrera en COPE" is hosted by Carlos Herrera from 6:00 AM to 1:00 PM on weekdays. Other popular programs include the evening news show "La Linterna" with Ángel Expósito and the late-night sports program "El Partidazo de COPE" with Juanma Castaño.

While maintaining its Catholic identity, COPE has evolved into a mainstream radio network covering a wide range of topics including politics, culture, and current affairs. The station broadcasts nationally via FM, AM, and digital platforms, with its main studios located in Madrid.