Thing is with the Dance, if you were say 18, 19 or 20 in the early-mid 90s when B96 was pumping out the Dance, you're probably in your Mid-Late 40s, upper end of that demo (People who were in college in the early-mid 90s) are probably in their early 50s or close to it.

Radio still wants the 25-54s. They probably want the younger end of that (With the fact fewer people under 40 still listen), So that would be the 35-44s. The people who were 18, 19 or 20 in say around 2000-2002. Mid-late 30s, Early 40s. This is clearly a 35-44 Hispanic Female format.