WCMQ-FM

WCMQ-FM
City	Hialeah, Florida
Broadcast area	Miami-Fort Lauderdale
Frequency	92.3 MHz (HD Radio)
Branding	Zeta 92.3
Programming
Format	Salsa/Spanish & English AC
Subchannels	HD2: Salsa (WRAZ-FM simulcast)
Ownership
Owner	Spanish Broadcasting System ; (WCMQ Licensing, Inc.)
Sister stations	WXDJ/WMFM, WRMA, WRAZ-FM, WSBS-TV
History
First air date	December 22, 1969 (as WHMS-FM at 92.1)
Former call signs	WHMS (1969–1972); WQXK (1972–1974)
Former frequencies	92.1 MHz (1969-1987)
Call sign meaning	named after the former CMQ in Havana, which was nationalized after the Cuban Revolution as Radio Rebelde
Technical information
Facility ID	61640
Class	C2
ERP	31,000 watts
HAAT	188 meters
Transmitter coordinates	25°46′29.00″N 80°11′19.00″W / 25.7747222°N 80.1886111°W
Translator(s)	HD2: 106.3 W292GE (Miami)
Links
Webcast	Listen live
Website	WCMQ-FM Online

WCMQ-FM (92.3 FM) is a radio station broadcasting a salsa music and Spanish & English AC format. Licensed to Hialeah, Florida, United States, the station serves the Miami-Ft. Lauderdale area. WCMQ's studios are located at the Raul Alarcon Broadcast Center on Northwest 77th Avenue in Medley, while their transmitter is located atop One Biscayne Tower in Downtown Miami. The station is owned by the Spanish Broadcasting System.

Most of the songs played on the station are in Spanish, although the station plays one or two English-language hits per hour, with the focus being on music from the 1970s through 1990s.

On April 1, 2012, WCMQ-FM changed their format from Spanish classic hits to salsa, branded as "Zeta 92".^[3]

On October 31, 2019, the radio decided to include select of English-language hits.

WCMQ-FM logo.jpg

References[]

^ FCC History Cards for WCMQ-FM
^ "Call Letter Origins". Radio History on the Web.
^ "Zeta Salsas Back To Miami – RadioInsight".

External links[]

WCMQ in the FCC FM station database
WCMQ on Radio-Locator
WCMQ in Nielsen Audio's FM station database

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[hc-1] FCC History Cards for WCMQ-FM

[2] "Call Letter Origins". Radio History on the Web.

[3] "Zeta Salsas Back To Miami – RadioInsight".

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v t Spanish-language radio stations in the state of Florida
Stations	WACC – Hialeah WAFC – Clewiston WAFZ – Immokalee WAFZ-FM – Immokalee WAMA – Tampa WAMR-FM – Miami WAQI – Miami WAUC – Wauchula WCIW-LP – Immokalee WCMQ-FM – Hialeah WDJA – Delray Beach WFDM - Fort Walton Beach WFXJ - Jacksonville WGES – Saint Petersburg WHNZ - Tampa WHOO – Winter Park WIWA – Eatonville WIXC – Titusville WJNX – Fort Pierce WJRN-LP – Summerfield WKAT – Miami WLAA – Winter Garden WLAZ – Kissimmee WLFE – Cutler Bay WLLY-FM - Palm Beach Gardens WLTG - Upper Grand Lagoon WMFM – Key West WMGG – Egypt Lake WNMA – Miami Springs WOEX – Orlando WOIR – Homestead WONQ – Oviedo WOTS – Kissimmee WPKA-LP – Apopka WPRD – Winter Park WPSP – Royal Palm Beach WQBA – Miami WQBN – Temple Terrace WQXM – Bartow WRHC – Coral Gables WRLX – Riviera Beach WRLZ – Saint Cloud WRMA – North Miami Beach WRSO - Orlo Vista WRTO-FM – Goulds WRUB - Sarasota WRUM – Orlando WSDO – Sanford WSUA – Miami WTLQ-FM – Fort Myers WTJV – Deland WUNA – Ocoee WVDV-LP – Sebring WVOJ – Fernandina Beach WVVO – Orlando WWCL – Lehigh Acres WWFE – Miami WWMI – St. Petersburg WWPR – Bradenton WWRF – Lake Worth WXDJ – Fort Lauderdale WYKB - Fernandina Beach WYUU – Safety Harbor WZNZ – Atlantic Beach WZTU – Miami Beach
Defunct	WAXA – Fort Myers WNPL – Naples
See also adult contemporary classic hits college country news/talk NPR oldies religious rock sports top 40 urban other radio stations in Florida See also Classical Jazz Religious Spanish Smooth Jazz Other