XHMPM-FM

XHMPM-FM

City	San Blás, Sinaloa
Broadcast area	Northern Sinaloa Eastern Baja California Southern Sonora
Branding	"EXA FM 98.9"
Slogan	"Sobre todas las cosas... Ponte EXA"
Frequency	98.9 MHz
First air date	November 2, 1980
Format	Spanish pop music
ERP	15,000 watts (FM) 10,000 watts daytime(AM) 1,000 watts nighttime(AM)
Former callsigns	XEMPM-AM
Affiliations	MVS Radio (2011-present) La Pesada (2010-2011) Radio Fama (1995-2010) Radio Reyna (1980-1995)
Owner	Radiosistema del Noroeste (Radio Topolobampo, S.A. de C.V.^[1])
Sister stations	XHMSL-FM XHHS-FM XHCF-FM
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	EXA FM Los Mochis

XHMPM-FM is a Spanish-language Top 40 radio station located in San Blas, Mexico, serving Los Mochis, Sinaloa. It broadcasts on 98.9 MHz on FM, and it formerly broadcast on AM as XEMPM-AM 1030 kHz.

History

On November 2, 1980, Francisco Pérez Alvarado got a concession through Radio Topolobampo, S.A. to operate XEIF-AM at 1240 kHz, its transmitter was located in the small town of Charay, Sinaloa. then was changed its callsign to XEREY-AM branding it as "Radio Reyna" relocating it to San Blas, and on September 5, 1995, "Radio Reyna" had changed its name and callsign again with XEMPM-AM as "Radio Fama" 1030 kHz. In 2010, the station changed its name to "La Pesada" with a Regional Mexican format and local news. At this time, the station was only on AM, until it received authorization from Cofetel to migrate from AM to FM on 98.9 MHz.^[2]

After the failure of "La Pesada", Radiosistema del Noroeste affiliated with MVS Radio to launch its Exa FM format in Los Mochis, effective May 14, 2011.^[3]

Former name of the station, "La Pesada"

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio FM. Last modified 2015-08-14. Retrieved 2015-07-02.
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Radio stations in the state of Sinaloa

By FM frequency	XHEX 88.7 XHFIL 88.9 XHUDO 89.3 XHCSI 89.5 XHOPE 89.7 XHMIL 90.1 XHFCS 90.3 XHMZL 90.5 XHHS 90.9 XHACE 91.3 XHECU 91.7 XHBL 91.9 XHGML 92.1 XHLMS 92.5 XHENZ 92.9 XHMZT 93.1 XHCF 93.3 XHEORO 93.7 XHMZS 93.9 XHEMOS 94.1 XHQE 94.3 XHGES 94.5 XHGVE 94.5 XHST 94.7 XHIN 95.3 XHUAS 96.1 XHCW 96.5 XHVQ 96.9 XHVU 97.1 XHWT 97.7 XHMMS 97.9 XHGSE 98.1 XHCLI 98.5 XHVOX 98.7 XHMPM 98.9 XHJL 99.3 XHMAT 99.5 XHORF 99.7 XHCNA 100.1 XHZS 100.3 XHCNA 100.9 XHMSL 101.3 XHESA 101.7 XHMAX 102.5 XHWS 102.5 XHHW 102.7 XHNW 103.3 XHPNK 103.5 XHSPRM 103.5 XHECQ 104.1 XHENX 104.3 XHREV 104.3 XHGS 106.1 XHTNT 106.5 XHTLAN 106.7 XHERJ 107.5

By AM frequency	XEHS 540 XEHW 600 XEGS 610 XEOPE 630 XETNT 650 XEORO 680 XEST 690 XEBL 710 XEVU 720 XECSI 750 XEREV 770 XEUDO 820 XEVQ 830 XENW 860 XEFIL 870 XEPNK 880 XENZ 890 XECQ 920 XEORF 950 XEVOX 970 XEMIL 1000 XEMMS 1000 XEWS 1010 XEMPM 1030 XEEX 1120 XEMOS 1130 XEUAS 1150 XEWT 1200 XESA 1260 XENX 1290 XEJL 1300 XERJ 1320 XECW 1340 XEQE 1340 XECF 1410 XECU 1450 XEACE 1470

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