XHGYM-FM

XHGYM-FM is a radio station call sign in the FM band. Radio stations in the United States (and some other countries) are identified by a unique call sign, generally consisting of four letters. In the U.S., call signs beginning with "K" are typically assigned to stations west of the Mississippi River, while those beginning with "W" are assigned to stations east of the Mississippi River. However, some exceptions exist.

The "-FM" suffix indicates that the station broadcasts on the FM (frequency modulation) band, as opposed to AM (amplitude modulation). The specific meaning of the letters "XHGYM" beyond their function as identifiers is generally not publicly known and is typically chosen by the station when it is licensed (and subject to availability). Detailed information regarding the station's location, programming, ownership, and technical specifications (e.g., broadcasting power, antenna height) can usually be found through regulatory agencies such as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the United States, using the call sign as a search term.