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Estado Plaza Nombre Comercial Frecuencia Idioma 1 Idioma 2 Idioma 3 ESTADO PLAZA NOMBRE COMERCIAL FRECUENCIA IDIOMA 1 IDIOMA 2 IDIOMA 3 EXA 91,5 ESPAÑOL MEXICALI LOS 40 PRINCIPALES 90,7 ESPAÑOL BAJA CALIFORNIA LA INVASORA 99,7 ESPAÑOL TIJUANA PULSAR 107.3 107,3 ESPAÑOL RADIO SENSACION MAYA DE YUCATÁN 1370 AM ESPAÑOL EL ECO DE LAS MURALLAS CAMPECHE MAYA DE YUCATÁN RADIO AMIGA 100.3 FM ESPAÑOL CAMPECHE 1070 AM MAYA DE YUCATÁN UN AMOR FRENTE AL MAR ESPAÑOL 99.7 FM CIUDAD DEL CARMEN 100.5 LOS 40 PRINCIPALES ESPAÑOL 1030 STEREO GRANDE 96.1 FM TZOTZIL DE CHIAPAS ESPAÑOL TUXTLA GUTIÉRREZ EXA 98,5 TZOTZIL DE CHIAPAS ESPAÑOL IMPERIO 580 AM CHOL DE CHIAPAS ESPAÑOL CHIAPAS CHIAPA DE CORZO RADIO LAGARTO 1560 TZOTZIL DE CHIAPAS ESPAÑOL LA VOZ DE BALUN CANAN 540 AM TZELTAL DE CHIAPAS ESPAÑOL COMITÁN RADIO FRONTERA 890 AM TZELTAL DE CHIAPAS ESPAÑOL EXA 95,7 TZELTAL DE CHIAPAS ESPAÑOL ESTADO PLAZA NOMBRE COMERCIAL FRECUENCIA IDIOMA 1 IDIOMA 2 IDIOMA 3 ÓRBITA 106,7 ESPAÑOL CD. JUÁREZ EXA 98,3 ESPAÑOL CHIHUAHUA D95 94,9 ESPAÑOL CHIHUAHUA 88.5 LOS 40 PRINCIPALES ESPAÑOL 1360 COLIMA K‐LIEN‐T 93,7 ESPAÑOL COLIMA 91.3 TECOMÁN LOS 40 PRINCIPALES ESPAÑOL 1390 HORIZONTE 108 ESPAÑOL EXA 104,9 ESPAÑOL OYE 89.7 89,7 ESPAÑOL LA Z 107,3 ESPAÑOL DISTRITO FEDERAL DF ALFREDO PALACIOS 103.3 FM ESPAÑOL PANDA SHOW 104.1. FM ESPAÑOL JOAQUÍN LÓPEZ DÓRIGA 103.3 FM ESPAÑOL EDUARDO RUIZ HEALY 104.1 FM ESPAÑOL LOS 40 PRINCIPALES 101,1 ESPAÑOL ESTADO PLAZA NOMBRE COMERCIAL FRECUENCIA IDIOMA 1 IDIOMA 2 IDIOMA 3 LA TREMENDA 96,5 ESPAÑOL DURANGO DURANGO LOS 40 PRINCIPALES 107,7 ESPAÑOL ATLACOMULCO SÚPER MILED 1170 MAZAHUA DE EDO MEX ECATEPEC CRYSTAL 103.7 103,7 OTOMI DE EDO MEX ESTADO DE MÉXICO MAZAHUA DE EDO CRISTAL 93.3 93,3 OTOMI DE EDO MEX MEX TOLUCA NEURÓTICA 102.1 FM ESPAÑOL GUANAJUATO RADIO SANTA FE DE GUANAJUATO 1500 ESPAÑOL GUANAJUATO 99.3 LEÓN LOS 40 PRINCIPALES ESPAÑOL 1530 98.5 INOLVIDABLE MIXTECO DE GUERRERO ESPAÑOL ACAPULCO 710 EXA 99,3 MIXTECO DE GUERRERO ESPAÑOL 1580 GUERRERO CHILPANCINGO LA EXPLOSIVA NÁHUATL DE GUERRERO ESPAÑOL 94.7 CHILPANCINGO/CHILAPA TU RITMO MUSICAL 770 NÁHUATL DE GUERRERO ESPAÑOL IGUALA LA EXPLOSIVA 1360 NÁHUATL DE LA HUASTECA ESPAÑOL ESTADO PLAZA NOMBRE COMERCIAL FRECUENCIA IDIOMA 1 IDIOMA 2 IDIOMA 3 IXMIQUILPAN MILENIUM RADIO 1270 KHz. OTOMI DE HIDALGO ESPAÑOL PACHICA DIGITAL 95.7 95,7 ESPAÑOL HIDALGO HUEJUTLA BANDA 930 930 AM NÁHUATL DE HUASTECA 640 AM 90.1 TULANCINGO LA SÚPER ESTACIÓN OTOMI DE HIDALGO FM AMOR 93,1 ESPAÑOL ESTÉREO 99 98,7 ESPAÑOL JALISCO GUADALAJARA ROMANCE 99.5 99,5 ESPAÑOL RADIO FÓRMULA 1250 ESPAÑOL LOS 40 PRINCIPALES 102,7 ESPAÑOL COALCOMAN STEREO MASS 95,5 PURHEPECHA DE MICHOACÁN ESPAÑOL LÁZARO CÁRDENAS RADIO AZÚL ESPAÑOL MICHOACAN MORELIA MAX FM 91.5 FM PURHEPECHA DE MICHOACÁN ESPAÑOL 750 AM 89.7 URUAPAN LA PODEROSA PURHEPECHA DE MICHOACÁN ESPAÑOL FM LA MÁS PICUDA 94,9 NÁHUATL DE GUERRERO ESPAÑOL MORELOS CUERNAVACA LOS 40 PRINCIPALES 98,1 ESPAÑOL ESTADO PLAZA NOMBRE COMERCIAL FRECUENCIA IDIOMA 1 IDIOMA 2 IDIOMA 3 EXA 97,3 ESPAÑOL 91 X 91,7 ESPAÑOL NUEVO LEÓN MONTERREY LA CALIENTE 94,1 ESPAÑOL D99 98,9 ESPAÑOL RADIO FÓRMULA 1370 ESPAÑOL HUAJUAPAN DE LEON SENSACION ESTEREO 1020 KHz. MIXTECO DE OAXACA ESPAÑOL RADIO TEKA 1030 AM ZAPOTECO DE OAXACA (NOTICIAERO EN ZAPOTECO) JUCHITÁN LA K BUENA 1180 ZAPOTECO DE OAXACA ESPAÑOL MAZATECO DE LA GRANDE DE OAXACA 89.7 FM MIXE DE OAXACA ESPAÑOL OAXACA OAXACA MAZATECO DE OAXACA STEREO CRYSTAL 105,7 MIXE DE OAXACA ESPAÑOL OAXACA 97.1 LOS 40 PRINCIPALES ESPAÑOL 550 SALINA CRUZ ESTEREO ISTMO 96.3 FM ZAPOTECO DE OAXACA ESPAÑOL TLAXIACO LA PODEROSA 830 AM MIXTECO DE OAXACA ESPAÑOL TUXTEPEC LA CONSENTIDA 1320 AM MAZATECO DE OAXACA ESPAÑOL ESTADO PLAZA NOMBRE COMERCIAL FRECUENCIA IDIOMA 1 IDIOMA 2 IDIOMA 3 RADIO NUEVA GENERACION 870 KHz. NÁHUATL DE PUEBLA ESPAÑOL HUAHUCHINANGO CANAL 87 FRECUENCIA DE LUJO 870 NÁHUATL DE PUEBLA ESPAÑOL TEHUACÁN LA PODEROSA 99,1 NÁHUATL DE PUEBLA ESPAÑOL PUEBLA XICOTEPEC RADIO XICOTEPEC 1410 TOTONACO DE PUEBLA ESPAÑOL HUITZILÁN DE SERDÁN RADIO ESMERALDA 1340 TOTONACO DE PUEBLA ESPAÑOL LA NUEVA AMOR 103,3 NÁHUATL DE PUEBLA TOTONACO DE PUEBLA ESPAÑOL PUEBLA RADIO ORO 94.9 FM TOTONACO DE PUEBLA ESPAÑOL LA ZETA 97,1 NÁHUATL DE LA HUASTECA ESPAÑOL QUERÉTARO QUERÉTARO LOS 40 PRINCIPALES 98,7 ESPAÑOL MAYA DE YUCATÁN MIX 93,1 ESPAÑOL CANCÚN 630 AM 91.5 MAYA DE YUCATÁN LA NUEVA TURQUESA ESPAÑOL FM QUINTANA ROO MAYA DE YUCATÁN EXA 97,7 ESPAÑOL CHETUMAL MAYA DE YUCATÁN LA PODEROSA 560 ESPAÑOL ESTADO PLAZA NOMBRE COMERCIAL FRECUENCIA IDIOMA 1 IDIOMA 2 IDIOMA 3 ESTELAR 14‐90 1490 HUASTECO DE SLP ESPAÑOL CD. VALLES LA GRAN COMPAÑÍA 600 AM HUASTECO DE SLP ESPAÑOL SAN LUIS POTOSÍ 105.7 SAN LUIS POTOSÍ LA MERA MERA NÁHUATL DE LA HUASTECA ESPAÑOL 820 TAMAZUNCHALE LA REYNA DE LAS HUASTECAS 1160 AM NÁHUATL DE LA HUASTECA ESPAÑOL SONORA NOGALES LOS 40 PRINCIPALES 106,7 ESPAÑOL MACUSPANA SONIDO Z 850 CHOL DE CHIAPAS ESPAÑOL TABASCO LA PRIMERA ESTACIÓN DE TABASCO 970 CHOL DE CHIAPAS ESPAÑOL VILLAHERMOSA RADIO TABASCO 1,050 KHz. ESPAÑOL LOS 40 PRINCIPALES 97,7 ESPAÑOL TAMAULIPAS TAMPICO RADIO FÓRMULA 780 ESPAÑOL LA KE BUENA 93,5 ESPAÑOL ESTADO PLAZA NOMBRE COMERCIAL FRECUENCIA IDIOMA 1 IDIOMA 2 IDIOMA 3 COATZACOALCOS LOS 40 PRINCIPALES 101,7 ESPAÑOL TOTONACO DE GTZ ZAMORA RADIO FIESTA 740 NÁHUATL DE LA HUASTECA ESPAÑOL VERACRUZ 960 AM 91.7 JALAPA SATÉLITE ESPAÑOL FM TOTONACO DE RADIO LOBO 790 NÁHUATL DE LA HUASTECA ESPAÑOL VERACRUZ POZA RICA 102.7 VERACRUZ LOS 40 PRINCIPALES ESPAÑOL 1020 TOTONACO DE CALOR 93 NÁHUATL DE LA HUASTECA ESPAÑOL VERACRUZ TUXPAN TOTONACO DE LA PODEROSA 93,1 NÁHUATL DE LA HUASTECA ESPAÑOL VERACRUZ TOTONACO DE LA NUEVA RN 93.1 FM NÁHUATL DE LA HUASTECA ESPAÑOL VERACRUZ VERACRUZ LOS 40 PRINCIPALES 101,7 ESPAÑOL MAYA DE YUCATÁN EXA 99,3 ESPAÑOL 92.1 LOS 40 PRINCIPALES ESPAÑOL 1000 MAYA DE YUCATÁN YUCATÁN MÉRIDA RADIO SOLIDARIDAD 92,9 ESPAÑOL 970 AM MAYA DE YUCATÁN CANDELA ESPAÑOL 95.3 FM MAYA DE YUCATÁN YOL'IIK ESENCIA DEL VIENTO 810 AM ESPAÑOL.
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