Alfa 91.3

Alfa 91.3 is a Mexico City contemporary hit radio station on 91.3 FM, call sign XHFAJ-FM. It plays current international pop hits, Top 40 and dance-oriented music, mixing Spanish-language and English-language songs, with a young adult audience in mind.

The station is owned by Grupo Radio Centro, through its licensee Estación Alfa. It started in 1968 as the classical station Radio Sinfonía de México, and was relaunched in September 1986 under the Alfa name. It was reportedly the first station in Mexico to test HD Radio. Its morning programme Toño Esquinca y la Muchedumbre is among its best-known shows, and the official website is alfaenlinea.com.

The stream is an AAC+ feed at roughly 128 kbps in stereo. Expect hit music, presenter chatter in Mexican Spanish, contests and advertising. The stream was tested and plays correctly, and its metadata identifies it as Alfa 91.3 with a Top 40 genre label. It suits listeners who want current pop and dance hits from Mexico City, whether at home in Mexico or abroad, on desktop or mobile players.