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| Ownership | |
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| Technical information | |
Licensing authority | ANATEL |
| Class | E3 |
| ERP | 60 kW |
Transmitter coordinates | 23°33′25″S 46°39′40″W / 23.55694°S 46.66111°W |
| Links | |
Public license information | Profile |
| Website | radiodisney |
Radio Disney Brasil is a radio network that is mostly owned by Rádio Holding, but The Walt Disney Company also has a 30% share. São Paulo is the only city in Brazil that has this format being carried on a radio station. The station broadcasts on 91.3 MHz and online. All programming is produced and broadcast live from World Trade Center de São Paulo (in short WTCSP), whilst the transmitter is located at the top of São Luís Gonzaga building in Espigão da Paulista.
The music programming is aimed primarily at youth and adolescents, similar to the American version, and it's the ninth one of its kind in Latin America. It is currently São Paulo's fifth most popular youth-oriented radio station (behind Jovem Pan FM, 89 FM a Rádio Rock, Metropolitana FM and Kiss FM, but ahead of Mix FM, Transamérica, Energia 97 and Dumont FM).
History
Change in 91.3 FM frequency
In the second quarter of 2009, FM Nossa Radio stopped transmitting on 91.3 to move to 106.9 MHz. With that change, rumours began about the future of this frequency in São Paulo. Shortly before the end of the year, the station began carrying adult-oriented music and there was news that there was a possibility that the Disney Group would acquire a station in the city. The conglomerate has a minority stake in the radio in partnership with the Brazilian company Radio Holding LTDA. With this acquisition, this became the largest investment of a foreign group in Brazil at the time.
Project starters
In the first half of 2010, after obtaining the concession by the Disney Group, the 91.3 frequency (with no official name until this time yet) started playing (mysteriously) uninterrupted youth-based (mostly pop) music, playing songs by artists like Demi Lovato, Jonas Blue, Miley Cyrus, among various others. The project was based on a broader sense of a format aimed at young audiences, bringing more interactivity through listener participation through social networks, SMS and telephone. In 2012, the station announced a relaunch of its broadcast studios to offer a better sound quality in frequency 91.3.
Promotion for the new station
In October 2010, a new campaign began, "91.3 Que radio es esa?" ("91.3 What radio [station] is that?"), causing much excitement for São Paulo radio listeners, whether they had listened to the station prior to this point or not. Monica Leon, Telma Emerick, Roberto Hais, Serginho Bralle, and Marcelo Bressane were confirmed as the station's announcers/DJs. In this phase the future Radio Disney begins to disclose telephone for contact, provisional site and realizes a promotion in which takes listeners for the show of the Jonas Brothers in Brazil, where also the arrival of the transmitter is announced. In August 2011, the station's audience began being monitored by Crowley Broadcast Analysis.
Official launch
On November 7, 2010, the name and date of the launch of the new radio station - Radio Disney and November 29 respectively, is officially released, marking the end of the mystery that almost lasted one year. The launch took place at 7am that day, with the first announcer on air being Telma Emerick. On this day, several Brazilian artists went on air wishing luck for the station.
Programmes/Segments
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Despertador Radio Disney | A listener wakes up a person of their choice (very usually relatives or friends) with a shout-out message and a song. Both of these has to be sent to the station at least the day before the desired time (messages will only air on weekdays, 6am-10am). |
| Dance Attack | Hosted by DJ Ricardo Andy, the program features dance music including remixes of popular songs of the moment. |
| Expreso | 30 minutes of nonstop music. |
| Canta Aí | Listeners request songs by performing them and submit the audio recordings through either the station's telephone or WhatsApp number. |
| BPM | A 10-minute live mix given by a rotating team of DJs featuring 3 songs. Airing 3 times each day (2pm-6pm-9pm) excluding Sunday. |
| Ranking | The station's official chart that counting down the week's 20 biggest and most requested songs. |
| ¿Cuál es tu? | Listeners pick one song from a selection of 5 through telephone calls and Facebook page for broadcast on air. |
| Trio | Interactive program in which a 3-song sequence from a listener is played. |
| Expreso Clásicos | Classic hits and throwbacks (may also include songs that the station has not played in a while). |
| Boletín Sportcenter | Short sports news bulletins aired throughout the day. |
See also
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This page was last edited on 2 September 2023, at 20:47