Rádio Caçanjurê 107.3 FM

Rádio Caçanjurê 107.3 FM broadcasts on 107.3 FM from Caçador, Brazil, and streams live on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in News, Talk, Adult Contemporary, Variety music.

The station operates as a reference point in the Meio-Oeste region of Santa Catarina, known for its commitment to journalism and community service. Its programming focuses heavily on news, local information, and coverage of regional events, alongside partnerships in social, environmental, and sporting initiatives. The broadcaster provides updates and reports through the Portal RBV, highlighting events and issues impacting the local community, such as investigations into residential burglaries and announcements regarding water quality reports. The station also features coverage of local events like beach tennis tournaments and initiatives like the RBVerde mascot naming campaign, demonstrating a dedication to engaging with and informing the public about happenings within the region. The station’s commitment extends to supporting local entrepreneurship through programs like the Jornada Empreendedora. The station’s programming schedule offers a diverse range of content throughout the day. Mornings feature “Cheiro de Terra” and “Show da Manhã,” while afternoons include “Boa Tarde Cidadão” and “Entardecer na Querência.” Specific segments like “Mensagem Cidade Campo,” “RBV Agro,” and “RBV Notícias (Local)” provide targeted information. Evenings are dedicated to showcasing local talent with “Talentus da Nossa Terra,” followed by “Show de Bandas” and “Memórias.” Notably, the “Madrugada Musical” program runs overnight, featuring hosts RJ Sumu, Monty, and Rony. Additionally, a brief “Espírita” segment is broadcast during the morning hours, and “Fecoagro” is featured in the early morning. The broadcaster boasts a rich history, originating in 1947 with the prefix ZYZ-7. While its founding date is officially recognized as June 29, 1948, marking it as the 13th oldest radio station in Santa Catarina. The station underwent a significant transition in 1989 when it was acquired by RBV Rádios. A move to a modern, purpose-built facility occurred in the early 1990s. A pivotal moment arrived on November 7, 2018, when the station migrated from its AM frequency to FM the station, accompanied by the decommissioning of its AM transmitter after 70 years of operation. The modernization efforts also included an expanded signal reach, now covering the Alto Vale do Rio do Peixe region and extending into neighboring states. The broadcaster has received numerous state awards, a testament to its journalistic integrity and commitment to ethical reporting. The station’s infrastructure has been significantly upgraded, featuring a modern studio equipped with advanced technology, enabling live broadcasts and debates. The increased transmission power allows the station to reach a wider audience. The broadcaster emphasizes responsible and ethical journalism, solidifying its position within the advertising and journalistic sectors. The station actively engages with the community, providing a platform for local voices and contributing to the region's information landscape.