BMedina said:
No it wasn't Alfredo contigo was is now on your station Recuerdo.
Alfredo Nájera is not on Recuerdo. Hasn't been for about a year.
[/quote] It was some other guy. He would play a laughtrack like other latino dj's. It was when KKHJ (now KHJ) had a talk format before La Ranchera. I can't remember the guy's name. Anyway I know KTNQ had it's heyday when Humberto Luna was on the station who paved the way for the Cucuys,Piolins and Don Chetos of today.
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Actually, the one who began personality morning radio in LA was "El Chato" López Qintana on KWKW aroud 1972. He did voices, bits and humor... and was later followed by "Rodolfino" on the same station, but who as unfortunately murdered. Luna, on KTNQ, and Mario Talbot, "El Gato VIudo" were the two contenders after that. Luna won by virtue of the signal, but was rather quickly dethroned by Jaime Piña at KWKW when KW changed from Radio 13 to La Mexicana areound 1982. In 1992, Piña moved to KTNQ mornings, displacing Luna to middays but just a few months later, the debut of La X on FM pretty much destroyed forever AM regional Mexican listening.
Renán did not become a factor until 1997 with the debut of KSCA, but he was moved to afternoons about 7 years ago to be replaced by Eddie Sotelo (who had been, in 1992-93 the overnight guy at KKHJ's sister, KWIZ AM). Renán lasted a short time in afternoons, spent time on KLAX and then disappeared.