XHZPC-FM

XHZPC-FM

City	Jojutla, Morelos
Branding	La Única
Slogan	La Más Prendida
Frequency	103.7 FM
First air date	February 11, 1993
Format	Grupera
ERP	24.19 kW^[1]
Transmitter coordinates	18°35′31.2″N 99°15′28.4″W / 18.592000°N 99.257889°W / 18.592000; -99.257889
Callsign meaning	ZacatePeC (original station location)
Affiliations	Grupo Siete Comunicación
Owner	Concepción Arias González
Website	www.launicademorelos.com

XHZPC-FM is a radio station on 103.7 FM in Jojutla, Morelos. It carries a grupera format known as La Única.

History

XHZPC received its concession on February 10, 1993, signing on the very next day and broadcasting a grupera format to the southern region of Morelos. It was owned by Melesio Fernández Quiroz. Talk and other programs commenced from April 1, with news programming beginning that July and expanding in 1996.

XHZPC increased its power to the current 24 kW in 2010.

On August 1, 2015, XHZPC flipped to the La Única format from Grupo Siete Comunicación. It retained the name when other La Única stations changed their name to Bengala.

XHZPC-FM Previous Logo

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio FM. Last modified 2016-03-31. Retrieved 2015-06-28.

Radio stations in the state of Morelos

By FM frequency	XHCM 88.5 XHART 89.3 XHCUM 89.7 XHJPA 90.3 XHYTEM 90.9 XHJJM 91.9 XHRTPZ 92.3 XHTB 93.3 XHFCSM 94.1 XHSW 94.9 XHCT 95.7 XHJMG 96.5 XHVZ 97.3 XHNG 98.1 XHMOR 99.1 XHTIX 100.1 XHJLAM 100.5 XHCUT 101.7 XHVACM 102.9 XHZPC 103.7 XHCU 104.5 XHCMR 105.3 XHUAEM 106.1 XHCVC 106.9 XHASM 107.7

By AM frequency	XEJPA 1190 XEASM 1340 XECTAM 1390 XEART 1520

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