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Radio Infinity Classic streams 70s to 2000s disco, R&B and adult contemporary hits from the small towns of Arroyo Seco and Pueblo Esther in Santa Fe Province, Argentina.
50s 60s Retro Hits streams golden-era rock 'n' roll, pop and romantic ballads from Monte San Biagio, a medieval castle town in Italy's Lazio region. Listen free on Radio Shuffle.
Energy NRJ Bulgaria streams pop, dance and retro hits from Sofia, part of the French NRJ network that nearly shut down in 1984 before singer Dalida intervened. Listen free on Radio Shuffle.
Energía Vintage streams Spanish and international oldies from the 1940s through 2006 across two channels, live from Spain. Listen free on Radio Shuffle.
Retro Hit Radio streams 80s and 90s hits from Auckland, a station eight years in the making before it ever went on air. Listen free on Radio Shuffle.
Vintage 101.3 HD2 streams decades of retro pop from Los Mochis, Sinaloa, an HD subchannel of the city's first FM station, XHMSL-FM, on air since 1984.
RPM Oldies & Retro Hits streams from Buenos Aires, mixing rock nacional pioneers like Sui Generis and Serú Girán with global oldies staples like the Beatles and ABBA, run as a small independent station with hosts who share trivia between songs.
Acuario Estéreo plays romantic ballads and despecho heartbreak anthems from Bogotá on 1010 AM, a station founded in the 1980s, shut down in 1998, and revived in 2013 as Colombia's self-declared home of love and heartbreak.
Cumbias Inmortales Radio streams classic and slowed-down cumbia from Monterrey, a genre whose signature sound traces back to a sound engineer's malfunctioning turntable at a neighborhood street dance decades ago.
RetroFM began as a five-hour programming block on Moscow's Radio-1 Ostankino in 1995 before becoming an independent station, now reaching over eight million daily listeners under Russia's European Media Group.
Radio Energy Cugir broadcasts local pop, rock and Romanian folk music into a Transylvanian town whose real global reputation rests on a 225-year-old metalworks and arms factory.
Guadalajara's XEAV-AM held the Canal 58 identity for eight decades after its 1942 concession before rebranding to Vox Radio Hits in 2023, now simulcasting with FM sister station XHABCJ-FM under Radio Cañón ownership.
