Radio Inka from the Peruvian Andes heard on 1610 AM

From high up in the Andes, Radio Inka (or Inca) has begun broadcasting on the frequency of 1610 kHz mediumwave. Radio Inka is based in the town of Puno on the shore of Lake Titicaca. The station was first reported heard by Peruvian DXer Alfredo Cañote. No further information about the station is known.
(DXing.info, January 15, 2012)

Aroma Café Radio new from Peru on 6060 kHz shortwave

A new Peruvian station has been logged on the frequency of 6060 kHz in the 49 meter shortwave band. Aroma Café Radio from Distrito de Pichanaki, Provincia de Chanchamayo, Departamento de Junín, is relaying its FM programming, announcing the frequency of 106.9 MHz and call letters OAK4K. The station was first heard by Pedro F. Arrunátegui in Peru on December 12, and reported in Chasqui DX bulletin. Arrunátegui measured the exact frequency as 6059.99 kHz. He monitored the morning sign-on time to be after 1100 UTC, and estimates the evening sign-off time to be at 2200 UTC.
(DXing.info, December 26, 2011)

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