XHOJ-FM is a radio station broadcasting on 94.3 MHz in Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes, Mexico. It is primarily known for its Regional Mexican music format, branded as "La Invasora 94.3 FM".
Overview XHOJ-FM operates under a concession granted by the Mexican government. Its call sign, beginning with "XH," is a standard prefix for commercial radio stations in Mexico. The "FM" suffix indicates that it broadcasts on the Frequency Modulation band. The station targets a wide audience within its service area in and around Aguascalientes with a focus on popular Regional Mexican genres such as banda, norteño, and mariachi.
History The concession for XHOJ-FM was originally awarded in the early 1970s, making it one of the long-standing broadcasters in the Aguascalientes region. Over its history, like many radio stations, XHOJ-FM has undergone various changes in programming and branding. The "La Invasora" format, specializing in Regional Mexican music, has been a prominent and enduring identity for the station, establishing it as a key player in the local radio landscape for this genre.
Ownership The concession for XHOJ-FM is held by Radiovisa, S.A. de C.V., a company that operates as part of Grupo Radio Centro, one of Mexico's largest radio broadcasting groups. Grupo Radio Centro owns and operates numerous radio stations across Mexico, with a diverse portfolio of formats.
Technical Information XHOJ-FM broadcasts from its facilities in Aguascalientes, with a signal designed to cover the metropolitan area and surrounding communities. The specific technical parameters, such as effective radiated power (ERP), are regulated by the Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT) of Mexico.
See Also
- List of radio stations in Mexico
- Regional Mexican music
- Grupo Radio Centro