RCN Radio
RCN la Radio
Broadcast areaBogotá
Frequency770 kHz 93.9 MHz
BrandingHJJX, HJVC
Programming
FormatNews / talk
AffiliationsRCN TV
Ownership
OwnerRCN Radio
History
First air date
1929 (as La voz de Barranquilla[1]
1932 (as Colombia Broadcasting)[1]
1935 (as Emisora Nueva Granada)[1]
Former call signs
HJKL
Former frequencies
610 kHz
Links
Websitercnradio.com

RCN Radio (Radio Cadena Nacional, "National Radio Network") is one of the main radio networks in Colombia. Founded in 1949 with the integration of Radio Pacífico (Cali), La Voz de Medellín' and Emisora Nueva Granada (Bogotá).[1][2]

Carlos Ardila Lülle is its main shareholder since 1973.

Networks and radioformulas

  • RCN La Radio (formerly Cadena Básica RCN): the main network, broadcasting news, variety, and sports.
  • La FM: mix of news and music in FM. Founded in 1996.
  • Antena 2: sports. Founded in the early 1980s
  • La Mega: youth programming, Top 40. Founded in the early 1990s
  • Amor Estéreo (formerly La cadena del amor): balada in Spanish
  • Radio Uno: at first, an AM station specialized in vallenato. In 2005, it moved to FM with a mix of tropical music, with rancheras, and baladas in Spanish.
  • Rumba Estéreo: tropical music (salsa, merengue, vallenato), in the 2000s switched to reggaeton.
  • El Sol: specialized in Salsa
  • Radio Fantástica: specialized in Latin pop
  • Bolero Estéreo: specialized in boleros, online-only since the 2000s.

RCN La Radio frequencies

CityDepartmentAM frequencyFM frequency
BogotáCundinamarca77093.9
MedellínAntioquia99094.4
CaliValle del Cauca98098.0
BarranquillaAtlántico760
BucaramangaSantander800
PereiraRisaralda1020
CartagenaBolívar1000
Santa MartaMagdalena640
CúcutaNorte de Santander940
ManizalesCaldas1060
ArmeniaQuindío1240
PastoNariño1340
PopayánCauca1370
IbaguéTolima1180
TunjaBoyacá1380
VillavicencioMeta1110
San AndrésSan Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina910
ValleduparCesar1260
MonteríaCórdoba1120
Florencia (Radio Uno Florencia)Caquetá1440
SincelejoSucre1340
Yopal (La Voz de Yopal)Casanare750
Arauca (La Voz del Río Arauca)Arauca1110
Riohacha (Rumba St. Riohacha)La Guajira93.7
San Juan del Cesar (La Voz de la Provincia de Padilla)La Guajira1530
Quibdó (La Voz del Chocó)Chocó1150
Mocoa (Putumayo Stereo)Putumayo106.3
San José del Guaviare (La Voz del Guaviare)Guaviare1180
GirardotCundinamarca1290
BarbosaSantander1140
San GilSantander1220
SogamosoBoyacá1200
La Dorada (Radio Uno La Dorada)Caldas1080
Ipiales (Radio Las Lajas)Nariño1160
Puerto Asís (Putumayo Stereo)Putumayo101.6
RionegroAntioquia1370
ApartadóAntioquia1310
TuluáValle del Cauca1170
Neiva (La Radio)Huila1150
Neiva (La F.M.)Huila1100
Neiva (La Cariñosa)Huila1340
Neiva (La Mega Stereo)Huila90.3
La Plata (Global Stereo)Huila96.8
Garzón (La Reina)Huila93.6
Garzón (La Cariñosa)Huila1490
Garzón (Sabambú Fm)Huila88.8
Timaná (La Fiera)Huila92.3
Tumaco (Rumba St. Tumaco)Nariño91.1
Granada (La voz de la Conquista)Meta103.3
Barrancabermeja (La Cariñosa)Santander1320
Buga (Voces del Occidente)Valle del Cauca860
Cartago (Radio Robledo)Valle del Cauca1580
Aguachica (La Voz de Aguachica)Cesar1330
Sipí (Brisas del San Juan)Chocó106.3
Pacho (Radio Dulce)Cundinamarca106.3

It also operates affiliate stations in Tame (Tame FM Stereo), Ocana, Mariquita (Ondas del Gualí), Puerto Lopez (Marandúa Stereo).

Partner radio stations

International partner agencies

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 "Reseña histórica - radio". ASOMEDIOS. Retrieved 23 April 2011.
  2. ↑ Gil Bolívar, Fabio Alberto (1992). "Influencia política y poder económico en los medios de comunicación: las cadenas radiofónicas colombianas" (PDF). Revista CIDOB d'Afers Internacionals (in Spanish). Barcelona (23–24): 225–254. ISSN 1133-6595. Retrieved 2011-04-23.


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