MVS Radio from Mexico coming to the USA?

[mrtexmex2007]

Besides, what does MVS stand for? Musica Voladora? Just kidding, but for real what does it stand for?

I've always known it as just MVS, but I believe it is a contraction of Multivision. After Azteca and Televisa, it is the third largest media company in Mexico... including about 90 FM stations in the major mrkets.

Sois it coming to houston?

 

[jayxs]

Sois it coming to houston?

Wow.

As far as the "joven como tu" thing, wasn't a Mexican AM station using that slogan? I remember DXing it a few years ago.

 

[mrtexmex2007]

Sois it coming to houston?

Wow.

As far as the "joven como tu" thing, wasn't a Mexican AM station using that slogan? I remember DXing it a few years ago.
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Not that I remember

 

[mrtexmex2007]

So anymore information on MVS?

 

[-juan-]

Sois it coming to houston?

Wow.

As far as the "joven como tu" thing, wasn't a Mexican AM station using that slogan? I remember DXing it a few years ago.

It probably is. Many stations that you can find here in the U.S. can be found in Mexico. One example is La Que Buena used by Univision(Found in D.F., Guadalajara, Montemorelos, and others). You also have La Ranchera used by Liberman and other stations(Monterrey N.L.), or my favorite one, La Mejor used by Tejas Broadcasting and other small indies. (A product of MVS)

 

[davideduardo]

It probably is. Many stations that you can find here in the U.S. can be found in Mexico. One example is La Que Buena used by Univision(Found in D.F., Guadalajara, Montemorelos, and others). You also have La Ranchera used by Liberman and other stations(Monterrey N.L.), or my favorite one, La Mejor used by Tejas Broadcasting and other small indies. (A product of MVS)

The original Que Buena was KBNA in El Paso, which went on many years before the Mexican incarnations. Since the original name is a play on US "K" call letters (Kay-buena for KBNA) I never understood why they started using it in Mexico except that it sounds good.

 

[mrtexmex2007]

Also SBS has stations namedLa Que Buena

 

[-juan-]

No they don't

The only Regional Mexican Stations they have is La Ley (Chicago) and La Raza (L.A. and S.F)

 

[davideduardo]

No they don't

The only Regional Mexican Stations they have is La Ley (Chicago) and La Raza (L.A. and S.F)

And, other than Miami, NY and PR, the only other station they have is Latino 96.3 in LA.

 

[mrtexmex2007]

So Dvid, are they coming to houston? If so when? And what are the odds of it competing with univision? And if they do come to houston what frequency would they be on?

 

[-juan-]

That question really has no answer.

It's like asking if Citadel or Bonneville is coming to Houston? No one knows. Do they want to? That's answerable. Can they? that really is not. Besides, why do you want them in Houston? Have you even heard one of their stations? I'm guessing not since you claim they have a "La Que Buena".

 

[mrtexmex2007]

That question really has no answer.

It's like asking if Citadel or Bonneville is coming to Houston? No one knows. Do they want to? That's answerable. Can they? that really is not. Besides, why do you want them in Houston? Have you even heard one of their stations? I'm guessing not since you claim they have a "La Que Buena".

I never said that I said SBS had a Que Buena,, I know MVS has La Mejor I never said it has La Que Buena

 

[-juan-]

Also SBS has stations namedLa Que Buena

There!, direct quote! You said it

(P.S., Try using commas, it helps a lot. All I read is run-on sentences)

 

[mrtexmex2007]

Also SBS has stations namedLa Que Buena

There!, direct quote! You said it

(P.S., Try using commas, it helps a lot. All I read is run-on sentences)

Excuse me Sir, I will try to us commas and also I will try to proof read my sentences next time.