XHMMS-FM

XHMMS-FM
City	Mazatlán, Sinaloa
Branding	La Bestia Grupera
Slogan	Dejando Huella
Frequency	97.9 FM
First air date	April 10, 1987 (concession)
Format	Grupera
ERP	25 kW^[1]
Transmitter coordinates	23°14′44″N 106°22′39″W / 23.24556°N 106.37750°W / 23.24556; -106.37750
Affiliations	Grupo Audiorama
Owner	Megaradio (Radio Mil de Mazatlán, S.A. de C.V.)
Webcast	XHMMS
Website	http://www.megaradio.mx/

XHMMS-FM is a radio station on 97.9 FM in Mazatlán, Sinaloa. It is owned by Megaradio and carries the La Bestia Grupera grupera format from Grupo Audiorama.

History

XEMMS-AM 1000 received its concession on April 10, 1987. The 1 kW daytimer, operated by Grupo ACIR, was authorized to move to FM in 2011 and soon after sold to Radiorama.

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio FM. Last modified 2018-05-16. Retrieved 2016-04-26. Technical information from the IFT Coverage Viewer.

Radio stations in the state of Sinaloa
By FM frequency	XHSIG 88.5 XHFIL 88.9 XHPGVS 88.9 XHUDO 89.3 XHOPE 89.7 XHLCE 90.1 XHMIL 90.1 XHAVE 90.5 XHMZL 90.5 XHHS 90.9 XHACE 91.3 XHPGSS 91.3 XHECU 91.7 XHGML 92.1 XHPMAZ 92.1 XHLMS 92.5 XHMZT 93.1 XHCF 93.3 XHEORO 93.7 XHMZS 93.9 XHEMOS 94.1 XHPNAS 94.1 XHQE 94.3 XHGVE 94.5 XHST 94.7 XHPFRT 95.3 XHMFS 95.7 XHCW 96.5 XHVU 97.1 XHHIS 97.3 XHMMS 97.9 XHGSE 98.1 XHVOX 98.7 XHMPM 98.9 XHJL 99.3 XHMAT 99.5 XHORF 99.7 XHZS 100.3 XHTNT 100.5 XHMSL 101.3 XHMAX 102.5 XHHW 102.7 XHMSA 102.9 XHPNK 103.5 XHSPRM 103.5 XHENX 104.3 XHREV 104.3 XHERJ 105.1 XHGS 106.1 XHTLAN 106.7
By AM frequency	XEHS 540 XEHW 600 XEGS 610 XEOPE 630 XETNT 650 XEACE 1470
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