## The Silent Voice of XEDA-AM: Remembering Radio Trece 1290
For nearly eighty years, the airwaves of Mexico City vibrated with the sound of XEDA-AM, affectionately known as Radio Trece 1290. From its inaugural broadcast on December 3, 1936, until its final transmission on May 31, 2015, this iconic station held a special place in the hearts of countless listeners. Located at Rodolfo Emerson 412, XEDA-AM became a familiar companion, providing a diverse tapestry of music, news, and conversation that reflected the vibrant pulse of the city.
Owned by Radio S.A., XEDA-AM's programming evolved over the decades, mirroring the changing tastes and times. Early on, the station embraced the romantic melodies of bolero music, filling homes and businesses with its evocative sounds. Later, the station explored the infectious energy of Caribbean rhythms, bringing the vibrant spirit of the islands to the Mexican capital. As the years progressed, XEDA-AM also incorporated news and talk programs, providing a platform for discussions on current events and important issues.
