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Radio WAO broadcasts hits, reggaeton, and merengue from La Fría, a small town in Venezuela's Táchira state. Streaming through Zeno.FM lets it reach far beyond its FM signal, at a moment when Venezuelan radio has faced serious pressure.
XHPT-FM went on air in 1973 as Córdoba's very first FM station. Decades later, it joined EXA FM, the Top 40 network that grew into the largest youth radio chain in Mexico. Here is how that happened.
El Sol Sale Para Todos streams hits and local favorites from Santa Fe, Argentina, a city within the broader chamamé region whose genre earned UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage status in 2020.
Alternativa 98.1 broadcasts alternative rock from Aguascalientes, Mexico, on a frequency dating back to 1973 that cycled through six different identities before becoming a dedicated rock station in 2018.
Next FM is a Mexico City online radio station built around "música que no sabías que querías escuchar", pairing 80s and 90s alternative deep cuts with indie and experimental rock for a Generation X audience, run by named hosts like El Gallito Inglés rather than an automated feed.
Vibra Radio streams regional Mexican music, banda sinaloense and norteño, from Los Mochis, Sinaloa, the state that gave banda music its name and continues to define the genre.
La Más Perrona is the community radio of Tarandacuao, Guanajuato, a station that began as a pirate signal and won a real licence, now broadcasting on 1670 AM under a social concession. Run by and for its town, it plays the banda, norteña and ranchera of the Mexican heartland.
CoolFm Latin is the Latin channel of Hungary's Cool FM, a Budapest station that launched on FM 107.3 in 2004 and grew into nearly thirty online streams. This one is pure heat: salsa, bachata and reggaeton, piped into Central Europe around the clock.
Candela 94.1 FM (XHRASA-FM) is San Luis Potosí's grupera powerhouse, part of the Cadena RASA network, with roots going back to a 1964 concession. After surviving bankruptcy in the 1990s and a full format reinvention, it now streams cumbia, norteña, banda, and salsa from Mexico's high plateau.
EXA FM 101.3 (XHCAV-FM) has been broadcasting in Durango since October 2, 1954, when founder Carlos Armas Vega received the original AM concession. Now carrying the Exa FM national format from MVS Radio at 25,000 watts, it connects Mexico's high-altitude silver-mining city to a bilingual contemporary hit format programmed in both Spanish and English.
Traxx FM Latino is part of the Geneva-based Traxx FM internet radio network, built on a single philosophy: music, just music and nothing but music, 24/7. The Latino channel streams Latin pop, reggaeton, adult contemporary, and Latin rock with no presenter interruptions, from studios on Rue du Rhône in one of Europe's most international cities.
