Play FM 99.5

Play FM 99.5 streamt live aus Teresina PI, Brazil, auf Tuninga Radio.

Dieser Radiosender ist spezialisiert auf Reggae-Musik.

The station broadcasts exclusively Reggae music. It operates on the frequency the station MHz and is available via IPTV and P2P platforms, with a redirection site provided for access. The broadcaster also offers a mobile application for listeners to download. The website serves as a hub for information and updates related to the station's operations, including announcements and links to related resources. A notable feature is the inclusion of a real-time listener counter, indicating the station’s global reach. The website also contains links to unrelated software downloads, such as Windows 11 installation files, which may be a convenience for listeners or a promotional partnership. The website content does not provide details about specific on-air programming or hosts. However, it references posts related to music, including a mention of “Maria da Luz - Caco de cão” and a reference to “Fernando Marques.” The site also features posts from “Vinhetas Profissionais de qualidade,” suggesting the creation of promotional audio segments. The content indicates the station’s focus is on delivering a continuous stream of Reggae music and related content to its audience. The station has a history marked by regulatory challenges. A significant event occurred on June 14, 2011, when agents from ANATEL (the national telecommunications agency) shut down another community radio station, 105.7 FM (Nova FM), owned by Antônio Filho (AF). This was the third time Nova FM had been closed by ANATEL. While the agents confiscated equipment like computers, microphones, and a mixing console, the transmitter was secured and left on-site. A civil agent reportedly threatened the owner with arrest if he did not release the transmission equipment. This incident highlights the difficulties faced by community radio broadcasters and the scrutiny they are subject to. The station provides listeners with access through various channels, including its website, mobile application, and IPTV/P2P platforms. The website includes a link to a redirection site for accessing the audio player. The broadcaster encourages listeners to share content through social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook. The inclusion of a real-time listener counter suggests an effort to engage with and track the station's audience. The website also provides a means for listeners to subscribe to comments via Atom, indicating a desire to foster a community around the station's content.