Princesa FM 90

Princesa FM 90 transmite en vivo desde Assu RN, Brazil, en Tuninga Radio.

Esta emisora se especializa en música Top 40/CHR, Adult Contemporary.

The broadcaster primarily features a Top 40/CHR music format, with a focus on popular songs and artist features. The website highlights a selection of currently popular tracks, including songs like “Faz Amor Comigo Só Hoje (Aqui e Agora 2),” “Batom De Cereja (Aqui e Agora),” and “Troca (Clipe Oficial).” The station also showcases music videos from artists such as MORENA and Passatempo, alongside live performances like “Facas (Ao Vivo).” The website’s “Top 10 As Mais Pedidas!” section indicates a listener-driven selection process, suggesting the station caters to audience requests. Content also includes clips from artists like Jade Picon and information about upcoming television programs, demonstrating a broader engagement with entertainment news and celebrity culture. The station aims to provide a platform for music discovery and entertainment for its listeners. The broadcaster’s programming schedule is not detailed on the website, but it does indicate a “Ver Programação Completa” option for those seeking a full listing. The website features a live audio stream, accessible via a prominently displayed “Assista a 90 FM Ao Vivo” button. Recent blog posts cover entertainment news, including updates on actress Jade Picon’s role in the television series “TRAVESSIA” and the development of a new television program, “ARROZ DE PALMA,” by author Bruno Luperi. There is also a post detailing changes to the series “VERDADES SECRETAS 2,” specifically noting reduced explicit content for television broadcast. The website also includes promotional content, though specific details and dates are currently listed as “Em breve. Aguarde nossas promoções.” The station, originally named “Rádio Princesa do Vale,” was officially inaugurated on October 16, 1981, at 10:00 AM. The initial concept was to extend the voice of the local community beyond geographical boundaries. The station's name was selected through a public consultation, with “Rádio Princesa do Vale” ultimately chosen over alternatives like “Rádio Verde Vale” and “Rádio Piranhas.” The broadcaster's CNPJ (corporate taxpayer identification number) was registered with the commercial registry and federal revenue service in 1976. A significant milestone in the station's history was the signing of the broadcasting license by then-President Ernesto Geisel. The broadcaster maintains an online presence with a blog featuring news and updates. Accessibility features are available on the website, including options to increase or decrease font size, invert colors, highlight links, and switch to a regular font. The station also utilizes Instagram to connect with its audience and promote content. The website includes a “Portfólio” section, the contents of which are not specified, suggesting a potential area for advertising or promotional materials. The station's commitment to reaching a wider audience is evident in its online streaming capabilities and digital engagement strategies.

Ubicada en Assu RN, Brazil — +55 (84) 99953-0546 / [email protected]