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Exa FM 101.7 Guatemala is a youth-format station run by Radio Grupo Alius, part of a Mexican radio franchise that began in 1972 and now spans 70 stations across nine countries.
Muz FM is a Chisinau pop station that rebranded from Prime FM in 2013, now one of Moldova's most listened-to commercial stations mixing international hits with local Moldovan artists.
Capital 92.9 FM broadcasts salsa and vallenato from Coro, Falcón, a UNESCO World Heritage city founded in 1527 that once served as the first capital of the Spanish Captaincy General of Venezuela.
Epic Lounge's Sleep & Meditation channel runs on streaming technology built by RauteMusik, a German internet radio pioneer that launched in 2003 and now licenses its platform to power dozens of hyper-specific mood-based stations.
Aasman Radio streams Bollywood, Pakistani, Bengali and Sri Lankan music around the clock, but the station was built in Paris to unite South Asia's many diasporas under one signal, not to broadcast from South Asia itself.
Radio Paradise 2050 is a talk-and-music channel hosted by Alanna Jane Goldsmith, launched in early 2023, built around conversations on climate and community solutions for the world of 2050, paired with music rather than the other way around.
A Xente de Teo is a Galician-language community radio station from the municipality of Teo, run by volunteer hosts and funded directly by listeners, part of the grassroots movement keeping Galician-language broadcasting alive.
Radio JR 88.7 has broadcast rock and pop from Arequipa, Peru since 1990, championing local artists while also serving as Radio France Internationale's South American affiliate since 2004.
Smooth Christmas is Global's seasonal UK station under the Smooth Radio network, launching earlier each year, most recently on September 29, 2025, before going quiet again once the holiday season ends.
Cool Dance Radio streams organic house and downtempo melodic house from The Hague, home to Scheveningen's beach club scene, playing a genre that Beatport only officially named in 2020 despite roots going back to 1980s Ibiza chillout.
XHLY-FM in Morelia dropped its Los 40 franchise format in 2021 and spent several years renaming itself after the current year, from 2021 FM to 2022 FM and beyond, before settling into a permanent identity as Infinito.
AMOR 92.5 Toluca's call sign XHRJ traces back to founder Javier Ramírez González's own initials, before the station became part of Grupo ACIR's romantic music network, home to the long-running "La Hora de Luis Miguel."
