XHRPU-FM

XHRPU / XERPU

City	Durango, Durango, Mexico
Broadcast area	Durango
Branding	La Z
Frequency	102.9 FM / 1370 AM
Format	regional Mexican music
Power	1,000 watts daytime 250 watts nighttime (AM)^[1]
ERP	2,850 watts (FM)^[2]
Owner	Grupo Radio Centro (Radio y Televisión de Durango, S.A. de C.V.)
Webcast	XHRPU listen online
Website	XHRPU-FM

XERPU-AM/XHRPU-FM is a regional Mexican radio station that serves the state of Durango broadcasting on 1370 kHz and 102.9 MHz.

History

XERPU-AM received its concession in November 1974. It added an FM combo station in 1994.

In 2015, several subsidiaries of Grupo Radio México, this station included, were merged into Grupo Radio Centro, which is owned by the same family.

Radio stations in the state of Durango

By FM frequency	XHSRD 89.3 XHITD 92.1 XHUNES 92.9 XHUAD 94.1 XHCK 95.7 XHDNG 96.5 XHWX 98.1 XHDU 98.9 XHHD 100.5 XHPEM 100.7 XHCAV 101.3 XHRPU 102.9 XHDGO 103.7 XHE 105.3 XHDRD 106.1 XHOH 107.7

By AM frequency	XEE 590 XESRD 560 XEDGO 760 XETPH 960 XERPU 1370

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