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Maybe is a New Client 🤔. I guess they are going after Klol and Kama?
The voice guy sounds familiar but never heard him in the Houston market.
The voice guy sounds familiar but never heard him in the Houston market.
Didn't they try this format already several different times under several different names and several different frequencies? La Kalle, Rumba, and now this awful attempt at spanglish? First on 92.5, then 105.3, then at 92.5 again, then 102.5, then....I lost track after that.
What a joke of an operation.
What a joke of an operation.
I did an FM HD scan during 105.3's Selena format and did not find any originating subchannel.
Perhaps someone within the range of KTWL can check if a change has happened there as well.
Maybe it is a Buc-ees station?
They are broadcasting from wells fargo plaza. The most power you can run at that roof top is 99-500watts without causing huge interference with other tenants. Kama 104.9 had many problems years back from the that same building and some tv stations had to move from that location. Bill Cordell runs a tight ship at that sight.
Still no answer...
Allegedly.
Well La Calle is still on air on 102.5 and 880 AM and it’s being run by Latino Broadcasting.
Rumba is online abeing run by Platinomax.
This Power station hasn’t mentioned either of them. Why would they name the station in English and play only Spanish? And also it’s the person announcing the station uses a strong accent to say POWER.
Why would the top rock station in Buenos Aires use the name "Rock and Pop" for the last nearly 40 years?
Why would the #1 Spanish language station in LA call itself "Kay-Love" for the last 43 years?
Why would the leading A/C station in Puerto Rico have called itself "Fidelity" since the late 50's?
The station in Buenos Aires says ROCK AND POP or ROCK Y POP?
KLOVE doesn’t say kei lof. It says it in English KLOVE.
The guy who does voice overs for this station speaks perfect English. It sounds like a Hispanic trying to ask for tacos en English.
Yes can I have a BHAR BHA COUA tacho
Actually is is "Rock & Pop" but on air it has always been "Rock and Pop".
I programmed a different station, also rock (but all Argentine rock) for about 6 years so am very familiar with the case.
See it at Fm Rock & Pop 95.9
And KLVE does not say "Klove". That is a misspelled spice. They say "Kay-love". I was interim PD of that station on two occasions while we looked for a person to occupy that position, so I know it quite well.
So? Your point is? It's a low power, underfunded translator in a huge metro. It covers about 200,000 in a market of over 9 million.
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That's because there is no answer. I've been through the dial - all local HD2/HD3 channels and all local AMs. The station is supposed to be translating KTBZ, but isn't. It isn't translating anything. It's originating programming.
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