Sabor 106.5 FM is a popular radio station based in Maracaibo, Zulia, Venezuela. Founded on August 21, 1991, it holds the distinction of being the first popular FM station and the second FM station overall to broadcast in Maracaibo and Zulia state. The station was established by Engineer Alejandro Higuera and a group of experienced professionals from other stations within the Organización Higuera Miranda network.

Known for its diverse musical programming, Sabor 106.5 FM features a wide range of Caribbean popular music, including Zulian gaita and Colombian vallenato. The station broadcasts 24 hours a day, catering primarily to an adult audience seeking companionship in their daily lives. Its signal covers Maracaibo, San Francisco, La Cañada, El Moján, and several other municipalities in the region.

The station is housed in the iconic Edificio Radiolandia, a building constructed in 1951 specifically for radio broadcasting. It features an auditorium known as "La Fonoplatea de Los Éxitos," which can accommodate 170 people and is often used for live gaita performances.

Sabor 106.5 FM's current programming includes popular shows such as "Despertando con Sabor," "Sabor Vallenato," "Coctel Zuliano," and "El Sabor de la Música," offering a mix of music, news, and entertainment throughout the day.