XHDK-FM

XHDK-FM

City of license	Tlaquepaque-Guadalajara
Branding	Planeta 94.7
Slogan	Sólo Música Romántica
Frequency	94.7 MHz
First air date	May 14, 1979 (concession)
Format	Rock
ERP	29.95 kW^[1]
Callsign meaning	Derived from the DK stations, including XEDK-AM and XEDK-TV
Owner	Grupo Radio México (Radio XHDK, S.A. de C.V.)
Website	planetaradio.com.mx/guadalajara/

XHDK-FM is a radio station on 94.7 FM in Guadalajara. The station is owned by Grupo Radio México and carries its Planeta rock music format.

History

XHDK received its first concession on May 14, 1979, and was owned by Radio VIP, S.A., concessionaire for the Serna family's Radio Programas de México. However, the station promptly wound up in other interests.

The partial merger of Grupo Radio México into Grupo Radio Centro made XHDK sister station to XEDKR-AM 700, which was also owned by Radio Programas de México and was acquired by GRC in its purchase of Radio Red.

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio FM. Last modified 2015-08-14. Retrieved 2015-08-24.

Radio stations in Guadalajara

By FM frequency	XHGDA 89.1 XHRA 89.9 XHOY 90.7 XHGEO 91.5 XHBIO 92.3 XHPI 93.1 XHSC 93.9 XHDK 94.7 XHRO 95.5 XEJB 96.3 XEBA 97.1 XETIA 97.9 XHLC 98.7 XHLS 99.5 XHAV 100.3 XHMA 101.1 XEAD 101.9 XEHL 102.7 XHRX 103.5 XHUDG 104.3 XHMBM 105.1 XHQJ 105.9 XHOJ 106.7 XHVOZ 107.5

By AM frequency	XEAV 580 XEJB 630 XEDKR 700 XEGDL 730 XEZZ 760 XEGAJ 790 XEBA 820 XEMIA 850 XEAAA 880 XELT 920 XEHK 960 XEHL 1010 XEBBB 1040 XESP 1070 XEUNO 1120 XEAD 1150 XEWK 1190 XEDKN 1230 XEDK 1250 XEBON 1280 XETIA 1310 XEDKT 1340 XEPJ 1370 XEKB 1410 XEABCJ 1440 XEZJ 1480

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