in the George Lucas movie American Graffiti starring Wolfman Jack as the disc jockey. He moved to this station following his work on XERF. XHPRS-FM: This is the FM counterpart to XEPRS-AM. XETRA-FM XETRA-AM XEAK-AM XELO-AM XHITZ-FM: Broadcasts with an English top 40 format targeted exclusively at San Diego. XHMORE-FM XHRM-FM XHRST-FM XETV-TDT: Owned and operated by Televisa. From the station's launch in 1953 to 2017, programming and sales rights were managed by Bay City Television, Inc. (a California-based corporation). Afterwards, it converted to a Canal 5 relay, with signal remained to cover the Spanish community on the American side of the border. XHAS-TDT: programming originates in San Diego but is sent to a transmitter in Tijuana Sonora Nogales XELO-AM Chihuahua Ciudad Juárez XEROK-AM XEJ-AM XHGU-FM XHH-FM XHPX-FM XHUAR-FM XHNZ-FM XHTO-FM - Broadcasts in the English language with a Top 40/CHR format targeted to listeners in El Paso, Texas Coahuila Ciudad Acuña XER: "Sunshine Station between the Nations" broadcasting on AM at 735kHz. This was the original station licensed to John R. Brinkley in Mexico as the Villa Acuña Broadcasting Company. It first signed on August 18, 1932 with a 50 kW transmitter and claimed 75 kW ERP via an omnidirectional antenna. The engineering was by Will Branch of Fort Worth who had engineered WBAP for Amon Carter, owner of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. It was shut down by the Mexican authorities on February 24, 1933 and the Villa Acuña Broadcasting Company was dissolved. XERA: In September 1935 Brinkley gained a new license for Villa Acuña from the Government of Mexico with new call letters of XERA. His new operating company was Cía Mexicana Radiodifusora Fronteriza and the station came on the air from the same location as the old XER but with a directional antenna. His new transmitter power was 500 kW, but with his new antenna he claimed an output of 1MW. XERA called itself "the world's most powerful broadcasting station" and Variety magazine claimed that it could be heard in New York City. Following the signing of various treaties, the Government of Mexico revoked the license of XERA in the closing days of 1939. XERF-AM: from 1947. The station that made Wolfman Jack world famous for his disc jockey and sales presentations between 1962 and 1964. This station came on the air long after the era of both XERA and Brinkley, but it initially used his old