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Name for a CHR Mainstream Radio Station

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alvarodecamps

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Hello im looking for cool and useful names for 100.1 fm a radio station in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. We mainly play pop music english and spanish, also hip hop and dance music. Our listeners are between 15 -39 years old. One of the suggestions that i am most considering is Stereopop 100.1 fm.

Any suggestions??

Thank You
 
alvarodecamps said:
Hello im looking for cool and useful names for 100.1 fm a radio station in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. We mainly play pop music english and spanish, also hip hop and dance music. Our listeners are between 15 -39 years old. One of the suggestions that i am most considering is Stereopop 100.1 fm.

Any suggestions??

Thank You
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Yeah, drop the "stereo" thing. Do you know any FM that is not stereo? Why promote something that is not unique?
 
alvarodecamps said:
Hello im looking for cool and useful names for 100.1 fm a radio station in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. We mainly play pop music english and spanish, also hip hop and dance music. Our listeners are between 15 -39 years old. One of the suggestions that i am most considering is Stereopop 100.1 fm.

Any suggestions??

Thank You
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Call it Radio Caliente ;D
 
Any suggestions??

Thank You
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Yeah, drop the "stereo" thing. Do you know any FM that is not stereo? Why promote something that is not unique?
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EStereo Latino is not UNIQUE??
 
mrtexmex2007 said:
Any suggestions??

Thank You
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Yeah, drop the "stereo" thing. Do you know any FM that is not stereo? Why promote something that is not unique?
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EStereo Latino is not UNIQUE??
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I don't work in Radio but Stereo Latino sounds good to Me!
 
mrtexmex2007 said:
EStereo Latino is not UNIQUE??
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The name has heritage, so, going back about 20 years... different times. Nobody would pick a name like that today.
 
alvarodecamps said:
Hello im looking for cool and useful names for 100.1 fm a radio station in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. We mainly play pop music english and spanish, also hip hop and dance music. Our listeners are between 15 -39 years old. One of the suggestions that i am most considering is Stereopop 100.1 fm.

Any suggestions??

Thank You
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What about ENERGIA 100.1???
 
What about banana 100.1 fm?, i think its a catchy name.
 
Banana doesnt sound like an exciting name honestly, especially not for a station focusing on today's Pop music. I mean, maybe decades ago when growing bananas was a staple of developing countries, and was their main export, but today? ???
 
CHRles said:
Banana doesnt sound like an exciting name honestly, especially not for a station focusing on today's Pop music. I mean, maybe decades ago when growing bananas was a staple of developing countries, and was their main export, but today? ???
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The largest exporter of bananas is Ecuador, and then the Central American nations of Honduras and El Salvador and so on. And in spanish they are "Plátanos" and not bananas, anyway.
 
CHRles said:
How about Amp Radio? ;D
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Amp has no meaning in Spanish. But the idea of a name with one or two syllables is correct... look at the station in the Dominican Republic that has had a leadership position for over 20 years, Zeta 101. Short name, dial position. Easy to find, easy to remember. Of course, it helps that it has had the Gobierno de la Mañana show on the air since it was put together in 1986!
 
DavidEduardo said:
The largest exporter of bananas is Ecuador, and then the Central American nations of Honduras and El Salvador and so on. And in spanish they are "Plátanos" and not bananas, anyway.
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Mostly true, but if you go to Argentina and say "plátanos," they'll give you a strange look. "Bananas" are "bananas" there. In central America, the smaller varieties are often called "bananitos."
 
RadioAMFM said:
And in Puerto Rico they would call it "GUINEO FM"!
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Which would lend itself to lots of doble entendre interpretations.
 
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