App to listen without headphones the best music and content from Durango Mexico. In this app you will find the following radio stations:
La Tremenda 89.3 FM Grupera, Mexican
Radio UJED 1270 AM Juarez University
Lobos FM 94.1 Autonomous University of
Radio University 1270 AM Juarez University
The Best 103.7FM Grupera, Mexican
La Poderosa 98.1 FM Grupera, Mexican
More Pop FM 95.7 Pop
La Lupe Local, regional and international.
Exa 101.3FM Pop, Hits, Content, Varied
Arroba FM 107.7 FM Variada, reggaeton and Latin pop
Radio Romantica 106.1 FM Romantica

Durango, officially the Free and Sovereign State of Durango, is one of the thirty-one states that, together with Mexico City, make up Mexico. Its capital and most populous city is Victoria de Durango. It is divided into thirty-nine municipalities.
It is located in the northwestern region of the country, bordering to the north with Chihuahua, to the northeast with Coahuila, to the southeast with Zacatecas, to the south with Nayarit, and to the west with Sinaloa. With 123,364 km², it is the fourth largest state —behind Chihuahua, Sonora and Coahuila—, with 1,832,650 inhabitants in 2020, the eighth least populous —ahead of Zacatecas, Aguascalientes, Tlaxcala, Nayarit, Campeche, Baja California Sur and Colima, the least populated—and with 14.85 inhabitants/km², the second least densely populated, ahead of Baja California Sur. It was founded on July 8, 1563.
Its capital is the city of the same name: Durango, although its official name is Victoria de Durango in honor of the first president of Mexico, Guadalupe Victoria, who was originally from this state.
The name of the state comes from its homonymous capital, which was named Durango, which means "Vega surrounded by water and mountains" in Basque, by Francisco de Ibarra, a Spanish conqueror from the town of Éibar, near the town of Durango. , in the Basque province of Vizcaya, in Spain.
Gutiérrez Tibón, a student of this and other topics, considers the possibility that the meaning is "vega between heights" or "extensive fertile plain"; that is, flat and fertile land limited by elevations, or very large. Durango can also be translated as “fern”, “place of ferns”, as it appears in the book Etymology of Basque Surnames, by Isaac López Mendizábal. Finally, another version that appears in the Encyclopedia of Mexico says that Durango means "beyond the water."
The state of Durango has only one million eight hundred and thirty-two thousand six hundred and fifty inhabitants (1,832,650 according to the 2020 Population and Housing Census, INEGI), this amount of population in the state represents 1.5 percent of the national population that is of 126 million 014 thousand 024 inhabitants, thus occupying position 25 among the 32 federal entities. Despite its low demographic density, 14.85 inhabitants/km², 66.82% of the population is concentrated in only 3 of the 39 Durango municipalities, Durango, Gómez Palacio and Lerdo. The rest live in scattered and small localities, since there are 6,258 communities in total in the state. According to data from 2015, 2% of the population over 5 years of age in the state spoke an indigenous language. Of these, 80% belong to the Tepehuana ethnic group, a culture native to the Durango territory. Other smaller indigenous groups are the Huicholes and the Mexicaneros (whose origin is unknown and their language is Nahuatl). 67% of the population lives in urban areas, below the 76% national average. The problems that rural migration to urban areas causes is one of the most important issues for the government of Durango, due to the growth in the demand for public services, among others.