Since its inception in May 1992, 93 FM has been a pillar of contemporary Christian music. Initially, the broadcast began at midnight on May 25th, marking the beginning of a journey that over the years has consolidated the radio as a reference in the gospel segment. In 1994, the station moved from Rua dos Artistas, in Vila Isabel, to Rua Gothenburg, São Cristóvão. In 1997, 93 FM revolutionized its transmission system, becoming one of the pioneers in the digital scene.

Over two decades, the radio established events of great magnitude, such as Canta Brasil, Rio and Zona Sul, which brought together hundreds of thousands of listeners, as well as Louvorzão, Som Gospel, and live broadcasts direct from the Book Biennial, Marches for Jesus, and special programs held outside the studio. According to consolidated data from IBOPE, 93 FM is among the five most listened to radio stations in Rio, reaching first place at specific times in recent years.

The ever-growing audience received an additional boost with the introduction of the repeater antenna, which now extends the signal across the entire west zone, ensuring the quality our listeners deserve. 93 FM stands out for its gospel programming, available 24 hours a day, firmly maintaining its commitment to social, information, and the satisfaction of our listeners and advertisers.

We are more than a radio station; We are agents of transformation of ideals and opinions. We recognize the crucial role we play in mass mobilization and, over two decades, we have developed projects in all sectors of our production with the aim not only to entertain, but also to educate, raise awareness and assist.


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