XEMOS-AM received its concession on October 28, 1994 and began transmitions in 1995, operating on 1130kHz as a 500-watt daytimer. XEMOS later boosted its power to 1kW day with 250 watts at night. In 2000, the station began broadcasting as "Radiomía" with contemporary music in Spanish. In 2006, it switched to a Regional Mexican format as La Invasora.
The station was authorized to migrate to FM as XHEMOS-FM in 2011. The station was renamed La Poderosa before two format changes in the course of 2012: to W Radio in January and to English classic hits as Éxtasis Digital in October.
In 2014, Radiorama began joint operations with Promomedios of the former's Los Mochis cluster. That resulted in new formats for XHEMOS and sister XHMIL-FM 90.1, with XHEMOS converting to pop music as Pop FM 94.1. In 2016, the format for XHEMOS was tweaked from straight pop to "Pop Love" with the addition of Spanish oldies to the station's playlist.
Management later shifted to Radio TV México. The format was changed to the Radiópolis "Vox Love Station" format, largely in the same genre, in April 2020. It was the second station to adopt the brand and the first in nearly two years. On August 31, 2021, Vox was replaced by Los 40, which had been dropped by XHREV-FM 104.3 months prior when it was leased out.
The concession for XHEMOS-FM expired with an untimely renewal after October 3, 2016. The station ceased broadcasting on January 29, 2025.
