¡Que Viva México!

¡Que Viva México! ranks 64 among 444 stations in Mexico. High enough that the country hub carries it in its own tables, and far enough from the head that the neighbours below are a genuinely different set of stations from the famous ones.

Spanish is the station's language and the country's commonest, one of six Mexico's listing records.

Nothing else in Mexico's listing leads with mexican music. The tag is self-declared, which makes it a statement of how the broadcaster positions itself rather than a classification anyone audited, and on this dial that statement is unique.

At 96 kbps, this sits below most of Mexico's listing, whose median is 128 kbps. 49% of the country's stations reach 128 kbps or better, so the dial around it is mostly higher.

Encoded as AAC, one of the three formats Mexico's stations use. The country page breaks all of them out with counts.

The stream is served from panel.retrolandigital.com:8160, which no other entry in Mexico uses in this snapshot. Nothing else in the listing shares its fate: if this address stops answering it is this broadcaster's own outage, and if it plays, it plays.