Original Call Letters: WONQ |
Originally Licensed: 1984 |
Original City of License: Orlando |
Original Frequency: 1140 |
Origin of Call Letters: |
Original Power: 1,000 Watts |
Original Location: |
Translator(s):3 translators 103.5, 103.7, & 99.5 |
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1984-Q Broadcasting |
2006-Florida Broadcasters |
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WONQ-1984-Spanish |
WRMQ-1992-Spanish "Once Q 11Q la Primera" | |
WRMQ-2005-Gospel "Glorious Praze 1140" "Rejoice 1140" | |
WRMQ-2017-Spanish Urban "Urbana-FM" | |
WURF-2018-Spanish Urban "Urbana-FM" | |
WURB-2019-Spanish | |
WVVO-2021-Spanish Tropical "Viva Donde Vive La Salsa" |
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WRMQ debuted Monday, December 7, 1992 as Orlando's first Spanish all-music station. The 1140 AM frequency was vacated in October when WONQ-AM moved to 1030 on the dial. WRMQ was originally licensed as a "daytime only" station to protect the nighttime signal of "clear channel" station WRVA in Richmond, Virginia. However, WRMQ now broadcasts at night with an FCC approved power of 8 watts. |
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From Leo Vargas In 2022, WONQ ("Viva FM") has moved its main frequency from 1030 AM back to the original WRMQ 1140 AM frequency (where the station first originated in 1985). It will continue broadcasting on the 99.5 FM translator, but now also broadcasts on WURB-HD2 103.7 FM in the Osceola County area & 103.5 FM in the Seminole County area (replacing Urbana FM, which is now entirely online). WONQ 1030 AM, flipped back to the previous "La Grande" format, playing Spanish-language oldies & rock/ballad hits (the format it had prior to switching to the salsa format in 2018). |
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Names In WRMQ History |
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George Arroyo-1985-President/General Manager/Chief Engineer-Q Broadcasting Corp. In Memory |
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Esparanza T.M. Lezcano-1985-General Sales Manager-Q Broadcasting/Operations Manager-Florida Broadcasters | ||
Paul Gamane-1985-Promotions Manager-Q Broadcasting | ||
George Mier-1985-Program Director-Q Broadcasting | ||
Lolita Ayala-1985-Music Director-Q Broadcasting | ||
Manuel Arroyo-General Sales Manager-Florida Broadcasters | ||
Gabriel Castro-Program Director-Florida Broadcasters | ||
Steve January-Mornings-Florida Broadcasters |
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Marina Brett-Mid-days-Florida Broadcasters |
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Cedric Bailey-Afternoons/Program Director-Florida Broadcasters |
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Doc Christian-Evenings/Music Director-Florida Broadcasters |
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Dwight Cartier-Production Manager-Florida Broadcasters |
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Big Brother CJ-Florida Broadcasters |
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Other Programs In WRMQ History |
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'Radio Paz''-1996-Sundays-6AM-Noon programming included the Spanish Mass from St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church in Altamonte Springs. | ||
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