XHXF-FM

XHXF-FM
City	León, Guanajuato
Branding	Mix
Frequency	103.1 MHz
First air date	April 15, 1964 (concession)
Format	Adult contemporary
ERP	15 kW^[1]
Transmitter coordinates	21°06′01″N 101°38′24″W / 21.10028°N 101.64000°W / 21.10028; -101.64000
Owner	Grupo ACIR (Radio XHXF, S. de R.L. de C.V.)

XHXF-FM is a radio station on 103.1 FM in León, Guanajuato. XHXF is owned by Grupo ACIR and carries its Mix adult contemporary format.

History

XHXF began as XEXF-AM 1140. It received its first concession on April 15, 1964 and operated as a daytimer owned by Gustavo Montes Robles and transmitting from Romita. In 1977, Montes Robles sold XEXF to Radio Bajío, S.A., and in the 2000s, under ACIR, it began broadcasting at night.

XEXF migrated to FM after being authorized to do so in 2011.

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio FM. Last modified 2016-03-31. Retrieved 2015-12-09.

Radio stations in the state of Guanajuato

By FM frequency	XHRE 88.1 XHCN 88.5 XHEFG 89.1 XHAK 89.7 XHITC 89.9 XHVW 90.5 XHSML 91.3 XHYA 91.9 XHGX 92.5 XHFAC 92.9 XHNY 93.5 XHJTA 94.3 XHNH 95.1 XHBV 95.7 XHEJE 96.3 XHY 96.7 XHAMO 98.9 XHAF 99.5 XHJUA 100.7 XHEOF 101.9 XHIRG 102.7 XHNC 102.9 XHXF 103.1 XHCEL 103.7 XHZN 104.5 XHBO 105.5 XHMIG 105.9 XHITO 106.3 XHQRO 107.5 XHWE 107.9

By AM frequency	XEOF 740 XEZN 780 XEGX 800 XEEMM 810 XEFG 840 XEAMO 870 XEAK 890 XERE 920 XECEL 950 XEUG 970 XESAG 1040 XECN 1080 XEBV 1100 XEXF 1140 XEVW 1160 XEYA 1180 XEITC 1200 XEZH 1260 XESQ 1280 XEFAC 1290 XEBO 1330 XEY 1360 XEJE 1370 XEWE 1420 XENC 1540 XEMAS 1560 XEAF 1580 XEIRG 1590

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