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XEBS-AM

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XEBS-AM
Simulcast of XEPH-AM 590
Broadcast areaGreater Mexico City
Frequency1410 kHz
BrandingSabrosita
Programming
FormatTropical music
Ownership
Owner
  • NRM Comunicaciones
  • (Hispano Mexicano, S.A. de C.V.)
XHSON-FM, XHMM-FM, XEOYE-FM, XEOY-AM, XEPH-AM
History
First air date
1937
Technical information
ClassB
Power25 kWs day
10 kW night[1]
Transmitter coordinates
19°23′19.5″N 99°07′30.1″W / 19.388750°N 99.125028°W / 19.388750; -99.125028
Links
WebcastListen live
Websitebandoleradigital.mx

XEBS-AM is a radio station on 1410 AM in Mexico City. XEBS-AM is owned by NRM Comunicaciones and broadcasts a tropical music format under the name Sabrosita

History

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Logo used as La Más Perrona until 2017

XEBS-AM is among Mexico City's most stable radio stations, maintaining the same callsign, frequency and concessionaire throughout its history. It signed on in 1937 as "Vocero Hispano-Mexicano" but did not receive its first concession until 1943. In 1953, with the goal of offering rural music to a rapidly expanding Mexico City area, the station took on the name "Radio Sinfonola" — which it would continue with for the next 51 years, until becoming grupera-formatted "La Más Perrona" in 2004. The station had begun airing a daily hour-long program with music by Pedro Infante in 1952, which lasted for 61 uninterrupted years, being controversially cancelled in January 2013. The cancellation of the Pedro Infante program resulted in a loss of audience and the resignation of longtime host and director Gustavo Alvite.

In August 2017, the La Más Perrona name was jettisoned as part of a relaunch of the station, with a new name, Bandolera, being instituted.[2]

XEBS-FM, started in 1961, originally broadcast on 89.7 FM but was moved to 100.9 FM. That station, still owned by NRM, is now XHSON-FM "Beat 100.9".

On December 1, 2022 Bandolera stopped broadcasting on 1410 kHz, and NRM began simulcasting the Sabrosita programming of XEPH-AM 590 on the frequency.

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References

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  1. ^ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio AM. Last modified 2018-05-16. Retrieved 2015-01-05. Technical information from the IFT Coverage Viewer.
  2. ^ Rodríguez Díaz, Joel (14 August 2017). "NRM Comunicaciones lanza Bandolera 14-10 AM". RadioNotas. Retrieved 15 August 2017.