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In 1966, the group had 22 radio broadcasters, among its own, managed and affiliated. The distinctive feature of Grupo ACIR compared to its competitors was to provide a comprehensive sales, programming, engineering and legal advice service in all its stations.
241:, becoming the first combo of a newscast on Mexican radio and the first long-term newscast, which was broadcast from 7:00 to 11:00 nationwide to more than 70 stations in the main cities of the country. In that same year, four stations from cities such as
332:. In the latter site, despite the existence of Grupo ACIR Puebla, it lacked representation by Grupo ACIR. Thus, the latter partnered with Corporación Puebla de Radiodifusión for the operation of its brands.
286:, with Ana Patricia Candiani and Jesús Martín Mendoza Arriola. Likewise, Efrén Flores highlighted with Investing in Mexico, the first program specialized in economics and finance on Mexican radio.
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in Mexico, by moving the transmission of its stations through that online platform, also launching a line of more than 30 virtual stations of various genres without commercial interruptions.
482:, thus creating an autonomous consortium directed solely by the Cañedo Castillo family. At the same time, Corporación Puebla de Radiodifusión has since been called «Grupo ACIR».
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Panorama Informativo with other news systems that placed it in a unique place in terms of audience and national presence.
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stations change their image and make light modifications to their musical repertoires, however they do not change the format, that is, they continue as
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440:. That station is acquired by the Controladora de Medios group to convert it into a Imagen Radio repeater. In this city it keeps the stations
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It is in 1976 when Grupo ACIR Nacional is created, an organization destined to manage and market the group's stations throughout the country.
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405:, breaking attendance records by bringing together more than 120,000 spectators in the Zócalo of Mexico City in its first two editions, on
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In 1984 it became the first radio group to have 140 radio stations, with the purchase of seven stations in the cities of
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and in 2017 the alliance between Grupo ZER and Grupo ACIR ended due to many conflicts and disagreements among them.
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returns, replacing
Siempre 88.9, maintaining the same programming. In April of the same year, it went from
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México. In substitution on
December 25, Match FM appears, becoming official on January 7, 2020 at noon.
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In 1985, the news agency Radio
Comunicación Humana, the forerunner of ACIR Noticias, began operations.
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89.5 from
Cananea, Magdalena, Puerto Peñasco and San Luis Río Colorado, respectively. As well as
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In 1992, LP records were used for the last time at Grupo ACIR stations and the distribution of
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It is from 1986 when ACIR SAT is founded, the first system of radiophonic links via satellite.
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The following tables show the coverage of the main commercial brands of Grupo ACIR in Mexico.
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concept, reporting on road and traffic matters every 15 minutes. Simultaneously, the roads in
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specializing in the operation of radio stations, established in 1965. ACIR is an acronym for
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in 1260 kHz; the first focused on information, the second aimed at the female audience.
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With the turn of the decade, Grupo ACIR pioneered the use of mobile transmission units.
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229:, the first radio sports magazine, began broadcasting. The following year the newscast
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During the next two years, three new radio stations were integrated:
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December 24, 2019, ACIR terminates the alliance with
425:, it achieves another record number: 155,000 attendees.
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1100 kHz, Inolvidable 1100 AM, was disincorporated in
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This article related to broadcasting in Mexico is a
105:; and three stations of amplitude modulation in the
38:(Association of Independent Radio Concessionaires).
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708:In 2017 the group stopped operating the stations
831:99.5 from Culiacán, and Mazatlán, respectively.
284:Acir Radio Noticias, a total information system
652:respectively, without undergoing any changes.
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905:103.1 / XEAGS-AM 1070 from Acapulco, Guerrero
308:In 1999, other stations were incorporated in
8:
929:In 2024 other stations also left the group.
128:In 1970, one more station joined the group:
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936:88.1 / XERE-AM 920 from Celaya, Guanajuato
847:99.3 from San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí
198:company Grupo HR, made up of the stations
1671:Mass media companies established in 1965
812:operation to the Catholic radio station
808:On July 31, 2021, ACIR transferred the
879:103.9 from San Andrés Tuxtla, Veracruz
581:In 2011 Grupo ACIR opened stations in
467:610 kHZ and was sold to Cadena Rasa.
146:, became the first to play music with
1666:Mexican companies established in 1965
498:99.1 from San Juan del Río, Queretaro
233:began broadcasting simultaneously on
7:
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571:101.1 from Ensenada, Baja California
492:107.7 from Tijuana, Baja California.
597:, since it formed an alliance with
577:99.1 from, Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua
54:, when Francisco Ibarra bought the
1604:. You can help Knowledge (XXG) by
873:107.5 from Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz
863:90.3 from Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco
14:
555:1200 from Toluca, State of Mexico
225:On January 11, 1988, the program
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1210:San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí
1065:San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí
919:103.3 from Villahermosa, Tabasco
350:In 2004, Grupo ACIR created the
543:1370 from Guadalajara, Jalisco.
1656:Mass media companies of Mexico
950:102.3 from Acapulco, Guerrero.
801:, disappearing the concept of
799:The Walt Disney Company México
455:In 2006 it desincorporated in
132:95.3 MHz, Radio Amistad, from
1:
893:102.7 from Hermosillo, Sonora
857:103.7 from Veracruz, Veracruz
222:94.1 MHz, joined Grupo ACIR.
510:950 from Acapulco, Guerrero.
787:within the state stations.
374:, are reported, as well as
58:(Radio Alegría) station in
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1431:Puebla de Zaragoza, Puebla
1315:Puebla de Zaragoza, Puebla
1170:Puebla de Zaragoza, Puebla
1052:Puebla De Zaragoza, Puebla
899:91.7 from Xalapa, Veracruz
783:, contemplating involving
767:and in June, it went from
561:1000 from León, Guanajuato
301:99.3 MHz, Digital 99; and
282:hosted by José Cárdenas.
46:Grupo ACIR was founded on
1676:Mexico broadcasting stubs
946:101.5 / XEBB-AM 600; and
686:In 2014 the expansion of
1444:Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco
1196:Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco
925:89.7 from Oaxaca, Oaxaca
841:99.7 from Colima, Colima
537:960 from Ciudad Obregón.
504:920 from Puebla, Puebla.
392:United States of America
1548:Toluca, State of Mexico
1223:Toluca, State of Mexico
1078:Toluca, State of Mexico
632:changes its concept to
626:Radio Felicidad 1180 AM
1661:Mexican radio networks
1343:
1323:105.5 MHz + 105.5 HD1
697:format disappeared in
513:The Sonoran companies
24:
1337:
1310:104.5 MHz / 1240 kHz
1039:Monterrey, Nuevo León
942:98.5 / XEMAR-AM 710;
599:Grupo Radiofónico ZER
549:1590 from Mexico City
305:106.5 MHz, Amor 106.
265:, entered the group.
22:
16:Mexican media company
1457:Querétaro, Querétaro
1381:90.3 MHz + 90.3 HD1
1373:Guadalajara, Jalisco
1269:Irapuato, Guanajuato
1183:Querétaro, Querétaro
1111:Cancun, Quintana Roo
1047:90.9 MHz + 90.9 HD1
994:Irapuato, Guanajuato
981:Guadalajara, Jalisco
775:90.9 in the city of
759:90.3 in the city of
701:and was replaced by
428:In 2005 the station
231:Panorama Informativo
117:Radio Felicidad and
1205:92.7 MHz / 740 kHz
1120:93.1 MHz / 580 kHz
955:Grupo ACIR coverage
747:In 2018 the format
352:Radio Tráfico Total
297:88.9 MHz, Azul 89;
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60:San Andrés Tuxtla
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144:Mexico City
134:Mexico City
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107:Mexico City
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1563:References
1556:102.9 MHz
1518:Population
1479:Population
1368:100.1 MHz
1349:Population
1277:106.3 MHz
1245:Population
1238:La Comadre
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1191:106.5 MHz
1152:101.7 MHz
1100:Population
1060:103.3 MHz
1015:103.1 MHz
970:Population
869:100.1 and
814:ESNE Radio
781:Nuevo León
724:95.7 from
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457:Valladolid
452:99.3 MHz.
444:95.3 MHz;
415:October 20
411:October 24
388:California
372:Nuevo León
280:Vector XXI
259:Valladolid
28:Grupo ACIR
1465:97.9 MHz
1452:89.5 MHz
1439:90.1 MHz
1426:93.9 MHz
1394:97.5 MHz
1377:XHEMIA-FM
1307:/ XERD-AM
1264:98.5 MHz
1231:90.1 MHz
1218:98.5 MHz
1178:91.7 MHz
1165:92.5 MHz
1138:106.5 MHz
1117:/ XEYI-AM
1086:92.5 MHz
1073:95.3 MHz
1002:94.3 MHz
989:93.1 MHz
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777:Monterrey
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390:, in the
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368:Monterrey
364:Querétaro
360:Querétaro
159:Chihuahua
91:Michoacán
1552:XHTOL-FM
1542:1180 kHz
1503:88.9 MHz
1472:Noticias
1461:XHQTO-FM
1412:99.3 MHz
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1364:XHCNA-FM
1319:XHHIT-FM
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1260:XHCLI-FM
1227:XHENO-FM
1200:XHVAY-FM
1148:XHEMM-FM
1132:XHDFM-FM
1033:95.3 MHz
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923:XHOCA-FM
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835:XHCIA-FM
829:XHMAT-FM
753:XEMIA-AM
734:XHJHS-FM
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630:XHPOP-FM
614:XHDFM-FM
575:XHEPR-FM
567:730 and
565:XEEBC-AM
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533:760 and
527:XHRCL-FM
523:XHPPO-FM
519:XHLDC-FM
515:XHCNE-FM
508:XEACA-AM
502:XEZAR-AM
490:XHRST-FM
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299:XHPOP-FM
204:XEPOP-AM
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119:XEVOZ-AM
95:XEMIA-AM
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1027:XHSH-FM
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867:XHNE-FM
855:XHCS-FM
851:XHIL-FM
845:XHTL-FM
825:XHVQ-FM
773:XHOK-FM
771:900 to
769:XEOK-AM
765:Jalisco
755:850 to
730:Hidalgo
726:Pachuca
722:XHMY-FM
710:XHIU-FM
695:La 1260
669:Yucatán
661:XHYU-FM
657:XHMT-FM
650:La 1260
638:XHSH-FM
618:XEFR-AM
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559:XERZ-AM
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465:XEUM-AM
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450:XHTL-FM
446:XHQK-FM
442:XHNB-FM
430:XEPO-AM
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376:Atlanta
345:La 1260
314:Hidalgo
310:Pachuca
275:began.
263:Yucatán
255:Yucatán
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220:XHJE-FM
216:XHRH-FM
212:XHRC-FM
208:XHVC-FM
200:XEHR-AM
183:Tabasco
175:Jalisco
130:XHSH-FM
115:XEFR-AM
103:Jalisco
87:Morelia
83:XEMM-AM
71:XEOM-AM
56:XEDQ-AM
42:History
1497:XHM-FM
1289:XEL-AM
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810:XEL-AM
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718:Oaxaca
714:Oaxaca
699:XEL-AM
671:, and
665:Mérida
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318:Toluca
295:XHM-FM
257:, and
251:Mérida
243:Cancun
235:XEL-AM
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