KESO
KESO (92.7 FM) is a radio station broadcasting a Regional Mexican music format.[1] Licensed to South Padre Island, Texas, USA, the station serves the McAllen-Brownsville-Harlingen area. The station is currently owned by Border Media Partners and the broadcast license is held by BMP RGV License Company, LLC.[2]
History
The station was assigned the call letters KOUA on 1989-09-26. On 1989-10-12, the station changed its call sign to KJIB and again on 1995-12-18 to the current KESO.[3]
References
- ^ "Station Information Profile". Arbitron. Summer 2009. http://www1.arbitron.com/sip/sip.do#access.
- ^ "KESO Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division. http://www.fcc.gov/fcc-bin/fmq?call=KESO.
- ^ "KESO Call Sign History". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division. http://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/ws.exe/prod/cdbs/pubacc/prod/call_hist.pl?Facility_id=36650&Callsign=KESO.
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Spanish Radio Stations in the state of Texas |
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KAIQ - Wolfforth • KAMA - El Paso • KAMA-FM - Missouri City • KAZF - Hebbronville • KBAW - Zapata • KBDR - Mirando City • KBIB - Marion • KBIC - Raymondville • KBMI - Roma • KBNA-FM - El Paso • KBNL - Laredo • KBNR - Brownsville • KBOC - Bridgeport • KBRN - Boerne • KBZD - Amarillo • KCLR - Ralls • KCOR - San Antonio • KCUL-FM - Marshall • KCZO - Carrizo Springs • KDFM - Falfurrias • KDFT - Ferris • KDXX - Benbrook • KEPX - Eagle Pass • KERB - Kermit • KERB-FM - Kermit • KESO - South Padre Island • KEYH - Houston • KFLC - Fort Worth • KFON - Austin • KFTG - Pasadena • KFZO - Denton • KGBT - Harlingen • KGBT-FM - McAllen • KGVL - Greenville • KHHL - Karnes City • KHRO - El Paso • KIBL - Beeville • KINE - Kingsville • KIRT - Mission • KJNZ - Hereford • KJOJ-FM - Freeport • KLAR - Laredo • KLAT - Houston • KLDS - Falfurrias • KLEY-FM - Jourdanton • KLJA - Georgetown • KLOL - Houston • KLTN - Houston • KLVL - Pasadena • KMFM - Premont • KMJR - Portland • KMUL - Farwell • KMXO - Merkel • KNOR - Krum • KNVO-FM - Port Isabel • KOIR - Edinburg • KOVE-FM - Galveston • KOYE - Frankston • KOZA - Odessa • KPBB - Brownfield • KPBE - Brownwood • KPBM - Mccamey • KPDB - Big Lake • KPMB - Plainview • KQBO - Rio Grande City • KQLM - Odessa • KQQK - Beaumont • KQUE - Houston • KRGE - Weslaco • KRIO - McAllen • KRIO-FM - Pearsall • KROB - Robstown • KROM - San Antonio • KRVA - Cockrell Hill • KSAH - Universal City • KSJT-FM - San Angelo • KSML-FM - Huntington • KSTQ - Brownfield • KSTV - Stephenville • KTJM - Port Arthur • KTNO - University Park • KTNZ - Amarillo • KTUE - Tulia • KTXZ - West Lake Hills • KUBR - San Juan • KUNO - Corpus Christi • KVER - El Paso • KVFM - Beeville • KVIV - El Paso • KVJM - Hearne • KVOZ - Del Mar Hills • KVVO - Abilene • KVVT - Sulphur Springs • KVWG - Pearsall • KWEL - Midland • KWMF - Pleasanton • KWOW - Clifton • KWRA - Waco • KXAL - Tatum • KXGJ - Bay City • KXOI - Crane • KXPL - El Paso • KXVR-LP - Corpus Christi • KXYL - Brownwood • KXYZ - Houston • KXZX - Juilliard • KXZY - Waco • KYLP - Greenville • KYST - Texas City • KZDC - San Antonio • KZZA - Muenster
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Also see: Classical, Jazz, Religious, Spanish, Smooth Jazz, and Other. |
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Categories: Radio stations in Texas | Regional Mexican radio stations | Spanish-language radio stations in the United States
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