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XHOCL-FM is a
radio station on 99.3 FM in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. It is
owned by MVS
Radio and
carries its
Globo Spanish AC format. The station's...
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Mexican Tijuana, Baja
California La
Calurosa Esquina 32
Radio 99.3
Analog XHOCL Spanish Adult Contemporary Tijuana, Baja
California FM
Globo MVS
Radio 99...
- 2011, the
station returned to the Exa FM
format as MVS
moved Diego to
XHOCL-FM 99.3, with the Exa
studios moving back to Tijuana.
Official website Exa...
- were
supposed to be the market's
first FM
Oldies outlet since 2005, when
XHOCL had the
format prior to its flip to
Regional Mexican. The last song pla****...
- 95.5 MHz - Tapachula,
Chiapas XHHTY-FM 107.1 MHz - Tlapacoyan,
Veracruz XHOCL-FM 99.3 MHz - Tijuana, Baja
California for San Diego,
California XHVV-FM...
- the four
Mexican stations;
Clear Channel temporarily retained the fourth,
XHOCL-FM,
before selling it to MVS Radio. Simultaneously, the
concession was transferred...
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Ownership Owner MVS
Radio (Stereorey México, S.A.)
Sister stations XHGLX-FM,
XHOCL-FM
History First air date July 1990
Former call
signs XHTIJ-FM (1990–1999)...
- 7 The Walrus." This was the
first FM
oldies station in San
Diego since XHOCL-FM
flipped to a
Spanish language format on
September 1, 2005. As a result...
- KOCL). On
January 5, 2004, “Kool”
moved to XHHCR-FM 99.3 (rechristened
XHOCL-FM), and 95.7
adopted XHHCR's
country format as US 95.7 (the
callsign was...
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rebranded as "Viva 102.9" in 2004. In
early 2006,
prompted by the flip of
XHOCL-FM to
Spanish oldies, KLQV
flipped to the
format as well to
provide competition...
