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FM O Dia relaunched under Rio's O Dia newspaper group in December 1997 on 100.5 FM and went on to lead Rio de Janeiro's FM ratings for ten consecutive years, now expanding into a small regional network.
Virgin Radio Rock Party grew out of a Saturday night show hosted by Ringo, a former drummer and paratrooper turned DJ, expanding his indie, glam, punk, and hard rock curation into its own 24-hour Mediaset web radio stream.
La Grande de Río Grande in Zacatecas began as a 1962 concession in a different town, Concepción del Oro, and only adopted its current name and FM frequency after decades of moves in frequency, power, and ownership.
Fiesta La Más Picuda in Tepic, Nayarit traces back to a 1990 concession as Sensación before becoming Fiesta Mexicana, and now shares its grupera-format brand with sister Radiorama stations across several Mexican states.
Romántica 1380 in Mexico City has run under at least six different names and formats since its 1934 founding as XEMX-AM, before Grupo Audiorama's romantic ballad format finally stuck for good in 2006.
Radio Groove was built by a team of Hungarian radio veterans from stations like Sláger FM and Fehérvár Rádió, running a multi-channel network centered on disco, 80s pop, and rock classics through its rotating Groove Top 100 countdowns.
Switch 105.9 has broadcast pop and Latin hits into Ciudad Juárez since a 2016 format flip, and kept airing after a 2022 attack killed four of its staff during a live remote broadcast.
La Mejor San Luis Potosí carries MVS Radio's national grupera and banda format on a frequency that has changed formats four times since 1979, broadcasting into a region whose deeper musical identity is the centuries-old huapango.
Arroba FM Culiacán streams Latin pop on 95.3 FM, a frequency licensed in 1988 that has shifted from grupera station La Plakosa toward Radiorama's youth-focused @FM format, broadcasting from the Sinaloan capital that gave Mexico its banda sinaloense tradition.
Radio Underland streams pop music from Romania, run entirely by volunteer DJs organized through a phpBB community forum with its own polls, rules and complaints process rather than a commercial broadcast license.
Exa FM Aguascalientes streams pop and contemporary hits on 97.3 FM, a frequency that has carried an adult contemporary format, MVS's FM Globo, and now Exa FM since it first went on air in 1978, from a city famous for the Feria Nacional de San Marcos.
Radio Sintony began as one of Italy's post-1976 free radios inside Cagliari's medieval Castello citadel, and has since grown into a regional Sardinian broadcaster mixing news, pop and rock.
