XHREV-FM

XEZA-AM 740 in Topolobampo received its concession on September 6, 1973. The 250-watt station was owned by Ernesto Tirado Zavala and originally airing a grupera format known as "La Z".

In the early 1990s, XEZA moved to 770 kHz and increased its power to 5,000 watts as a daytimer in order to move to Los Mochis and rebranded as "Z77" keeping its grupera brand. It was acquired by Radio Z, S.A. in 1990, changing its callsign to XEFTA-AM and became "X-7 La Magnífica". XEFTA became XEJJR-AM later in the 1990s; during this time, XEJJR broadcast a grupera format as "La K-Guapa". In 2005, the station changed its calls once again to XEREV-AM, matching the brand as "RadioEvolución", and in 2008 it became the Los 40 format from Televisa Radio.

In May 2011, XHREV-FM 104.3 came to air, migrating to FM. In June 2021, Grupo Chávez Radio leased XHREV and XHGML-FM in Guamúchil to Roque Mascareño Chávez—grandson of the founder of Chávez Radio—for his Vibra Radio venture, which had also purchased XHVQ-FM in Culiacán and XHMAT-FM in Mazatlán.

In January 2023, the pop format was replaced outside the Culiacán area with a Regional Mexican format.