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Holland FM is a Dutch-language station broadcasting from Playa del Inglés on Gran Canaria, serving the island's huge community of Northern European sun-seekers with homeland news, island weather and a wide-open pop mix. Its tagline says it all: The Sound of the Costa.
Broadcasting from Argentina with a single promise pinned to its name, RPM Oldies & Retro Hits runs 24 hours of pop and rock spanning the 80s, 90s and 2000s. Its slogan says it plainly: all the oldies you love, in one place.
Radio Vanessa launched on 5 June 1994 in Racibórz, Silesia, and has served as the region's CHR pop station for over three decades, broadcasting in Polish and Silesian across three FM frequencies. It became a community lifeline during the 1997 Flood of the Millennium and now streams worldwide online.
Founded in March 1976 in Senise, Basilicata, RSC Radio Senise Centrale was one of the first free radio stations in southern Italy and became a lifeline during the 1997 Flood of the Millennium. Today it streams Italian pop, contemporary hits, and local news from the Sinni valley.
Radio Centro 1030 (XEQR-AM) began in 1931 as the broadcast voice of Mexico's ruling party before Francisco Aguirre Jiménez transformed it into "the station of the Mexican family" and built Grupo Radio Centro around it. Today it streams Spanish ballads, boleros, and classic oldies from Mexico City.
Named after Uruguay's Noche de la Nostalgia, the national celebration held every August 24th where the entire country dances to oldies, 24 de Agosto broadcasts classic rock and golden hits 24/7 from Montevideo, keeping the spirit of that legendary night alive all year long.
Radio Firenze 95.4 bills itself as a radio 2.0 for a special city: quality music 24 hours a day with short real-time updates about Florence, Italian pop from Ligabue and Jovanotti alongside international hits from Coldplay and Katy Perry. For Florentines at home and in the diaspora, it's the station that keeps the city close. Slogan: Radio Firenze è energia positiva.
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.
Bridge Radio 华语 HITS streams Mandarin-language Chinese pop, rock, and hip-hop from Hong Kong via Live365, bridging the Mandopop world for listeners everywhere. From contemporary chart acts to the classic Taiwanese and Hong Kong pop that shaped the genre, it carries one of the world's most-consumed music traditions into a proper radio format.
Wild FM Manila belongs to the UM Broadcasting Network, the Philippine broadcaster that changed Filipino radio in 1988 by introducing 20-minute uninterrupted dance remix sweeps to FM. The Manila stream carries that dancefloor-to-dashboard energy forward with contemporary hits, club tracks, and a genuine commitment to OPM, Original Pilipino Music.
Jubilee Radio launched on 12 April 2014, born from a resolution at the 3rd synod of the Catholic Diocese of Fort Portal in 2011. Broadcasting on 105.6 FM from Uganda's lush western highlands near the Congo border, it carries the mission of empowering communities through information, education, and entertainment, described as the voice of the voiceless in the Kabarole District.
Radio Ricordi was born from Radio Jukebox, a pioneering Italian station that let listeners phone in real-time requests, and carries that spirit forward as a streaming home for Italian popular music from the 60s through the 90s. Pooh, Patty Pravo, Bobby Solo, Peppino Di Capri, and generations of canzone italiana, the music that millions of Italians carry as their most personal soundtrack.
