XHCDMX-FM is a public radio station broadcasting from Mexico City, Mexico, on 94.5 MHz. Owned and operated by the Instituto Mexicano de la Radio (IMER), a government-owned public broadcasting entity, the station is commonly known by its brand name, Reactor 94.5.
History The station's origins can be traced back to the establishment of the Instituto Mexicano de la Radio (IMER) in 1983. XHCDMX-FM began broadcasting under the "Reactor" brand on January 17, 2004, having evolved from previous formats and programming under IMER's management. It was specifically conceived to offer an alternative music option within the public radio spectrum in Mexico City.
Programming and Format XHCDMX-FM primarily broadcasts a rock and alternative music format, featuring a mix of both national and international artists. Its programming often includes a wide range of subgenres, from indie rock and punk to electronic and experimental music. Beyond its musical selection, Reactor 94.5 also features cultural segments, news updates, and programs dedicated to current events, arts, and social issues, aligning with IMER's mission to provide diverse and enriching content to the public. The station aims to appeal to a younger and more contemporary audience interested in alternative culture and music trends.
Ownership As part of the Instituto Mexicano de la Radio (IMER), XHCDMX-FM is a non-commercial public radio station. IMER operates a network of radio stations across Mexico, fulfilling a mandate to provide cultural, educational, and informative content.
Location The station's studios and transmitters are located in Mexico City, serving the metropolitan area and surrounding regions.