Jeronimo Groovy

Historical Greek radio station, specializing in Euro Dance and House music in its heyday. The station existed in various forms (including pirate/unofficial broadcasts) since 1966, and gradually evolved into its mainstream 80s and 90s form. The station is best known for its 80s and 90s activity, where it helped define an Electronica and Eurodance/house music culture in Greece. The station was based in Athens, but broadcasted through radio relaying to the entire Greece, although often with licensing and reception problems. The station's producers and DJs oversaw the production of many compilations, mixes, and the creation of other media such as the Groovymania magazine and the short-lived Jeronimo Groovy TV, also plagued by licensing problems. Many of its DJs and producers created competing radio stations or pursued independent DJing and music careers later on. The station continued operating until about 2005.