Radio Nacional de Colombia ("Colombian National Radio") is a Colombian state-owned public radio network, part of Señal Colombia RTVC. It was launched – as Radiodifusora Nacional de Colombia – on 1 February 1940, three years after closure of the country's first state-owned radio station, HJN.
Between 1954 and 1963, Radiodifusora Nacional was also responsible for National Television, then the only television network in the country.
As of 2019, the network broadcasts news and information from state and other institutional agencies in addition to coverage of all aspects of Colombian culture in programmes grouped under the heading Colombiología, with the motto Colombiología al aire ("Colombiology on the air").
Broadcasting on both AM and FM, Radio Nacional covers Colombia's 32 departmental capitals, including Bogotá, as well as a number of other medium-sized municipalities.
Frequencies Radio Nacional is heard in various cities across the country via the following AM and FM frequencies. It is also available on channel 16.5 of digital terrestrial television in Colombia.
List of frequencies of Radio Nacional de Colombia:
City Department AM Frequency (Call Sign) Frecuencia FM (Distantivo de llamada) Bogotá 570 HJND 95.9 HJIN Barranquilla 680 HJZO 98.1 HJXV Santa Marta Riohacha Cartagena 91.1 HJXB Valledupar 97.7 HJXJ San Andrés Islas 99.5 HJXP Ovejas 89.8 HJP62 Sincelejo Ibagué 101.1 HKC26 Ataco 106.5 HJP80 Leticia 95.5 HKR74 Puerto Nariño 102.9 HJD27 Ituango 106.5 HJD35 Chigorodó 89.3 HJYN Tarazá 103.3 HJG80 Medellín 99.9 HJXA Arauca 92.3 HJPG Saravena 98.3 HJH22 Chiquinquirá 95.3 HJXD Tunja 560 HJGS 97.3 HJXE Manizales y Pereira 1000 HJJG 92.7 HJXF San Vicente del Caguán 94.3 HJXH Florencia 96.3 HJXG Yopal 92.7 HJYO Quibdó 95.3 HJZ76 Bolívar 104.5 HJD37 Popayán 90.1 HJXI El Plateado 91.6 HJI95 Facatativá 95.4 HJYQ Puerto Inirida 92.3 HJYE San José del Guaviare 96.3 HJYG Garzón 94.3 HJYT Neiva 94.3 HJXK Villavicencio 100.1 HJXN Pasto 93.5 HJYV Samaniego 107.9 HJD33 Cúcuta 96.9 HJZC El Carmen 104.7 HJO40 Pamplona 97.9 HJXO Mocoa 98.3 HJZJ Puerto Leguizamo 102.7 HJD28 San Miguel 105.9 HJD29 Valle del Guamuez 92.7 HJD30 Armenia 98.7 HJZK Barrancabermeja 94.7 HJXT Bucaramanga 92.3 HJZM Málaga 92.3 HJZN San Gil93.7 HJP41 Cali 94.5 HJXU Mitú 88.3 HJA68 Puerto Carreño 94.3 HJYL Montería 98.5 HJYP Ituango(*) 92.3 HJ645 Chaparral(*) 103.5 HJE80 Fonseca(*) 92.2 HJF83 Convención(*) 94.0 HJF82 San Jacinto(*) 102.7 HJF84 Florida(*) 92.0 HJQ60 Buenaventura(*) 104.9 HJZ31 Arauquita(*) 88.9 HJHG Algeciras(*) 92.6 HJJM Bojayá(*) 98.5 HJS67 Riosucio(*) 89.6 HJW38 Puerto Leguizamo(*) 100.3 HJJ20 El Tambo(*) 96.7 HJIC Mesetas(*) 94.0 HJU43 San José del Guaviare(*) 90.6 HJV91 San Vicente del Caguán(*) 93.3 HJV73 Fundación(*) 97.3 HJV84 Tumaco(*) 104.6 HJV85 Tierralta(*) 102.7 HJW42 Agustín Codazzi(*) 106.3 HJW40
(*) Station installed in compliance with Point 6.5 of the Peace Agreement between the Colombian Government and the FARC, with the purpose of reporting on the progress of implementation and strengthening pedagogy for peace. Sources:Frecuencias , Señal Radio Colombia, retrieved 2014-05-06Actualización Plan técnico nacional de radiodifusión sonora en AM - julio de 2013, Ministerio de las Tecnologías de la Información y las Comunicaciones, retrieved 2014-05-06Actualización Plan técnico nacional de radiodifusión sonora en FM - julio de 2013, Ministerio de las Tecnologías de la Información y las Comunicaciones, retrieved 2014-05-06
References
External links Señal Radio Colombia