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chicano82

Latino said that KAMA 104.9 had some changes, and like I said before there is nothing noticeable. La Que Buena has this new show named (EL GATILLERO) I tuned to the station and it ran for 20 minutes with nothing but music. I never got to listen to the actual show. Makes me wonder if he is funnier than Piolin or will he bring more ratings to 93.3


And finally we have Estereo Latino 102.9, Raul Brindis has an (exclusive promotion) going on. It says listen to his show to win a pass to an exclusive event with Lady Gaga, do these people even know who Lady Gaga is?
 
LBI and Univision are fighting each other for Houston Hispanic listeners. They will do anything to get them tuned in, although 102.9's listeners are more chicano/tejano audience. LBI is more mexican/ghetto music, so realize; there is a lot of Mexicans in Houston. I think LBI is in good stading and continues to gain more listeners.
 
Yet LBIs El Norte plays more Tejano than Univisions Estereo Latino. Estereo Latino plays more Duranguense and Banda than Tejano.
 
periodistahouston said:
... although 102.9's listeners are more chicano/tejano audience.
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That has to be a major contender for "incorrect statement of the year."
 
DavidEduardo said:
periodistahouston said:
... although 102.9's listeners are more chicano/tejano audience.
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That has to be a major contender for "incorrect statement of the year."
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The only "point" is that all Spanish language stations get the bulk of their listening from first generation Hispanics. By definition, a Chicano or a Tejano is a later-generation descendant of immigrants from Mexico; as a rule, they don't contribute many quarter hours to Spanish language stations.
 
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