XHSCCF Estéreo Guish Bac 93.3 FM

XHSCCF Estéreo Guish Bac 93.3 FM is a community radio station based in San Pablo Villa de Mitla, Oaxaca, Mexico. Operating on the 93.3 MHz frequency, the station serves as a local communication hub for the Zapotec region. Its name, "Guish Bac," translates to "Place of Rest" or "Mictlán" in the Zapotec language, reflecting its deep cultural connection to the local heritage. The station is managed as a community-based project, focusing on providing a voice for the inhabitants of Mitla and the surrounding areas of the Tlacolula Valley.

The programming schedule on Estéreo Guish Bac is diverse, featuring a wide array of musical genres and cultural segments. Daily broadcasts begin with the Mexican National Anthem at 6:00 am, followed by specialized music blocks including classical, jazz, blues, and tropical rhythms. Throughout the week, listeners can tune in to dedicated sessions of Rancheras, Norteñas, Cumbias, and Rock in both Spanish and English. Notable recurring segments include "La Voz de Nosotras," which focuses on women's perspectives, and "Diálogos Comunitarios," alongside historical and resistance-themed programs such as "Himnos de Resistencia."

Technical and cultural significance is central to the station's identity, as it incorporates regional traditions into its daily operations. Each day at 11:55 am, the station broadcasts "Dios Nunca Muere," the iconic waltz that serves as the unofficial anthem of Oaxaca. The station's musical repertoire also extends to Huapangos, Trios, Boleros, and Marimba, ensuring that traditional Oaxacan sounds are preserved alongside modern pop and electronic music. By offering content that spans from 1950s classics to contemporary hits, XHSCCF Estéreo Guish Bac maintains a comprehensive cultural service for the Mitla community.