XHMQM-FM

{{Infobox radio station

| name = XHMQM-FM

| logo =

| city = Mérida, Yucatán

| country = MX

| branding = La Ke Buena

| airdate = December 18, 1941 (concession)

| former_callsigns = XEMQ-AM

| former_frequencies = 1240 kHz (1941–1990s); 810 kHz (1990s–2010)

| frequency = 90.9 MHz

| format = Regional Mexican

| erp = 25 kW{{mexico-inf|FM|accessdate=2016-05-09}}

| coordinates = {{coord|21|02|55|N|89|37|58|W}}

| callsign_meaning =

| sister_stations = XHMH-FM, XHUL-FM, XHPYM-FM

| owner = Cadena RASA

| licensee = Radio Mayab, S.A.

| webcast = {{listenlive|https://radioenvivo.com.mx/yuc/merida/1102-ke-buena.html}}

| website = {{URL|1=https://cadenarasa.com/kebuena|2=cadenarasa.com}}

| affiliations = Radiópolis

}}

XHMQM-FM is a radio station on 90.9 FM in Merida, Yucatán, Mexico. It is owned by Cadena RASA and carries the La Ke Buena Regional Mexican format from Radiópolis.

History

File:XHMQM KeBuena90.9 logo.png

XEMQ-AM 1240 received its concession on December 18, 1941. It was owned by Lázaro Achurra Suárez and sold to Radio Mayab in 1970. XEMQ moved to 810 kHz in the 1990s. The name of the format was known as "Tus Panteras Juveniles" broadcasting pop and rock music. The plural panthers in the branding referred to XEMQ broadcasting on shortwave under the call sign XEQM.{{Cite news|url=https://notirasa.com/noticia/recuerdan-estas-estaciones-de-radio/24760|work=Notirasa|date=November 12, 2015|lang=es|title=¿Recuerdan estas estaciones de Radio?|trans-title=Remember these radio stations?}} In 2005, XEMQ began broadcasting Mayan-language programming under the name Yóol lik'. In 2010, the station returned to a Spanish-language format as Átomo 810.

It migrated to FM after being authorized in 2010, and its call sign changed to XHMQM-FM, with an added M for Mérida. Upon migration, it began airing W Radio news/talk programs. In 2015, the Ke Buena grupera format that had previously used on XHMRI-FM 93.7 moved to XHMQM.

References

Category:Radio stations in Yucatán

Category:Radio stations established in 1941