Regional Mexican Radio: Banda, Norteño and Rancheras Live
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You can listen to regional Mexican radio online in any browser, with no download and no account: open 72FM, search for a station's name, and press play. Banda, norteño, ranchera and corridos are among the most-listened music in Mexico and in Spanish-language radio in the United States.
Mexico City
- La Ke Buena 92.9 — banda and grupera, at 192kbps.
- La Comadre 1260 AM — grupera, with online channels such as Pa Que Duela, Siempre Gruperos and Historia y Corridos.
- La Z 107.3 and La Mejor 97.7 — regional Mexican hits.
- Panda Show Radio — the comedy show, online.
Monterrey and beyond
- La Ranchera de Monterrey 1050 AM — rancheras, the most-voted regional Mexican station in the directory.
- Banda 93.3 and La Sabrosita 95.7 — from Monterrey.
- La Grupera (Puebla) and La Poderosa (Aguascalientes, Ciudad Juárez) — grupera.
The sound
Regional Mexican covers brass-heavy banda from Sinaloa, accordion-led norteño from the north, the ranchera tradition of mariachi and the storytelling corrido — which, as corridos tumbados, became a worldwide streaming phenomenon in the 2020s. In the US, stations such as La Tricolor carry it for millions of listeners. Mexican radio, Mexico City radio and Latin radio go further.
A route in
- La Ranchera de Monterrey, for rancheras.
- La Ke Buena, for banda.
- La Comadre — Historia y Corridos, for corridos.
For the rest of the Latin dial, cumbia radio is next.
Frequently asked questions
How can I listen to regional Mexican radio online for free?
Search for the station on 72FM — La Ke Buena, La Comadre, La Z and La Ranchera de Monterrey are in the directory — no download and no account, with an hour a day free.
What is regional Mexican music?
The umbrella for banda, norteño, ranchera, mariachi and corridos.
Is there corridos radio?
Yes — La Comadre's Historia y Corridos channel.