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BluRadio is a radio station. It was established in 1976 as Radio Vergante. It is transmitted from Massino Visconti in the Italian Province of Novara and can be received in most of northern Italy and Southern Switzerland. It serves the people of the Italian Alps with programmes broadcast from San Salvatore on 102.2FM, 88.50 FM, 94.35 FM, 102.9 FM, 101.5 FM and 99.8 FM.

One of the station's shows was Rit Parade, hosted by writer and speaker Stefano Cilio, which aired on Sundays at 3pm until July 2019.