XHPYM-FM

XHPYM-FM

City	Mérida, Yucatán
Branding	Retro 103.1
Slogan	¡Qué Buen Tiempo!
Frequency	103.1 FM
First air date	July 27, 1961 (concession)
Format	Adult contemporary
ERP	25 kW^[1]
Transmitter coordinates	21°00′54″N 89°33′41″W / 21.01500°N 89.56139°W / 21.01500; -89.56139
Owner	Cadena RASA (La Voz del Mayab, S.A.)
Website	cadenarasa.com

XHPYM-FM is a radio station on 103.1 FM in Mérida, Yucatán. It is owned by Cadena RASA and is known as Retro 103.1 with an adult contemporary format.

History

XEPY-AM 1450 received its concession on July 27, 1961. It was a 250-watt station, raising power to 1,000 watts in the 1980s and later moving to 680 kHz with 2,500 watts day.

It migrated to FM after being authorized in 2010. Its callsign was changed to XHPYM-FM with an added M for Mérida.

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio FM. Last modified 2016-03-31. Retrieved 2016-05-09.

Radio stations in the state of Yucatán

By FM frequency	XHRRF 88.5 XHMIA 89.3 XHQW 90.1 XHCHX 90.5 XHMQM 90.9 XHSAZ 91.5 XHMET 91.9 XHMYL 92.1 XHUM 92.7 XHYUC 92.9 XHMRI 93.7 XHMIN 94.5 XHVG 94.5 XHMH 95.3 XHSMH 95.9 XHUP 96.3 XHYAX 96.5 XHUL 96.9 XHGL 97.7 XHMT 98.5 XHMRA 99.3 XHYU 100.1 XHYK 101.5 XHIPM 102.3 XHPYM 103.1 XHRUY 103.9 XHZ 105.1 XHPET 105.5 XHFCY 105.9 XHYW 106.7 XHYRE 107.9

By AM frequency	XEQW 550 XEME 570 XEZ 600 XEUM 610 XEVG 650 XEPY 680 XEYK 710 XEPET 730 XEYW 760 XEUP 790 XEMQ 810 XERRF 860 XEUL 930 XEMH 970 XEUM 990 XEMYL 1000 XEFC 1090 XERUY 1120 XEFCSM 1700

HD Radio	92.9-1 92.9-2 92.9-3

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