XHAL-FM

XHAL-FM

City	Manzanillo, Colima, Mexico
Broadcast area	Manzanillo, Colima
Branding	Fórmula Manzanillo 97.7
Frequency	97.7 FM
First air date	May 10, 1957 (concession)
Format	News/talk
ERP	25 kW^[1]
Transmitter coordinates	19°02′57″N 104°18′37″W / 19.04917°N 104.31028°W / 19.04917; -104.31028
Affiliations	Radio Fórmula
Owner	Silvia Evangelina Godoy Cárdenas

XHAL-FM is a radio station on 97.7 FM in Manzanillo, Colima. The station is known as Fórmula Manzanillo 97.7.

History

XEAL-AM 860 got its start with a concession awarded to José Olalde Soria in 1957. It moved to FM after being authorized to do so in March 2011.

Radio stations in the state of Colima

By FM frequency	XHCC 89.3 XHECO 90.5 XHTY 91.3 XHCIA 91.7 XHUU 92.5 XHMZO 92.9 XHEVE 93.3 XHZZZ 93.7 XHUDC 94.9 XHMAC 95.3 XHECS 96.1 XHAL 97.7 XHIRC 98.1 XHERL 98.9 XHCOC 99.7 XHOMA 102.1 XHTTT 104.5 XHEMAX 106.1

By AM frequency	XEMZA 560 XECS 690 XERL 710 XEMAX 810 XEAL 860 XETTT 930 XEVE 1020 XEUU 1080 XEMAC 1330 XETY 1390 XECOC 1430

Defunct	XEBCO 1210

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