| 词条 | KOVE-FM |
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| name = KOVE-FM | image = File:Amor 106.5 Houston.png | city = Galveston, Texas | area = Greater Houston | branding = Amor 106.5 | slogan = Música Con Buen Gusto | frequency = {{Frequency|106.5|MHz}} | airdate = {{Start date and age|1990|1|8|p=y}} | format = Adult Hits| | language = Spanish | erp = 98,000 watts | haat = {{convert|598|m|ft|sp=us}} | class = C | facility_id = 19091 | coordinates = {{coord|29|18|0|N| 95|6|40|W|region:US_type:landmark}} | callsign_meaning = "K LOVE" (former branding) | former_callsigns = KQQK (1990–2001) KQBU-FM (2001) | owner = Uforia Audio Network | licensee = Univision Radio Illinois, Inc. | sister_stations = Radio: KAMA-FM, KLAT, KLTN, KQBU-FM TV:KXLN-DT, KFTH-DT | webcast = Listen Live | website = KOVE-FM Online | affiliations = Univision }} KOVE-FM (106.5 FM) is a Spanish-language radio station serving the Houston and Galveston areas from Galveston, Texas. KOVE-FM is owned by Uforia Audio Network, a division of Univision Communications. The studios are in Uptown Houston and the transmitter is in Santa Fe, Texas. HistoryThis specific facility, licensed to Galveston in 1990, is in no way related to the previous Galveston station launched in 1968 as KGBC-FM (106.1 FM), then sold and moved to 106.5 FM, and re-licensed as KUFO in 1974.[2] That facility, with shifting ownership and declining fortunes, became KXKX in 1979 and KQQK. The original 106.5 signed off forever in 1986, ultimately having its license cancelled by the FCC in March 1989.[3] KQQKThis incarnation of 106.5 was licensed and signed on January 8, 1990, retaining the KQQK calls used by the former KUFO facility before its license was surrendered nearly a year earlier. The new KQQK became a wildly successful Tejano format, utilizing a bilingual approach in both music and presentation. Its branding was simply its dial position and calls, spoken as "1-oh-6-5, Kah-Koo-Koo-Kah". The popular Tejano format proved to be a hit with 2nd and 3rd generation Mexican Americans living within the coverage area, and remained well rated throughout the 1990s, and a vital partner and asset to the Mexican-American community for over a decade. In July 2001, this facility was sold to Univision predecessor Hispanic Broadcasting Corporation, forcing KQQK, Inc. (Predecessor to El Dorado Communications) to move the already waning Tejano format to the then sister Beaumont facility KXTJ, another rimshot signal to Houston, but with less penetration into Houston proper, where the Tejano format eventually collapsed and was replaced by a Spanish Dance format, leaving AM 980 KRTX as Houston's sole broadcast home for "Puro Tejano" music. KRTX has since been sold and became a Spanish Christian formatted station itself. K-LoveWith the format and calls of KQQK now officially moved to 107.9 in Beaumont, 106.5 temporarily assumed the KQBU callset and continued simulcasting KQQK for a brief period. Towards the end of July 2001, Spanish language Romantic Adult Contemporary "K-Love" debuted on KQBU, which coincided with the second call change inside a month to the current KOVE. K-Love would continue, with positive, sustainable ratings and cume, for the next decade. During this period, KOVE upgraded to the current Class C, 98 kilowatt, 598 meter HAAT operations. Recuerdo, Más Variedad, and AmorFirst given the name "Recuerdo", then adjusting to "Más Variedad", 106.5 has become a Spanish Adult Hits format that blends the larger hits of the grupero, regional Mexican and contemporary ballad music styles of Northern Mexico. Most of Más Variedad's music focuses on hits from the 80s and 90s, however, a small percentage of KOVE's playlist expands into more recent music offerings from the 21st Century. The station's slogan is "Más musica y Variedad", translated to English as "More Music and Variety". On February 7, 2018, Univision dropped the "Más Variedad" Spanish Adult Hits format and switched it to Spanish AC as Amor 106.5.[1] The brand returns to Houston a decade later when its sister KAMA-FM used the name from 2007 to 2008. Previous LogoReferences1. ^[https://radioinsight.com/headlines/122959/univision-brings-amor-five-markets/ Univision Brings Amor to Five Markets] Radioinsight - February 7, 2018 [2][3]2. ^1 {{cite book |title=1979 Broadcasting Yearbook |chapter=The Facilities of Radio |publisher=Broadcasting Publications, Inc |location=Washington, DC |year=1979 |page=C-215}} 3. ^1 {{cite web |publisher=FCC Media Bureau |title=Station Search Details (40427) |url=http://licensing.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/ws.exe/prod/cdbs/pubacc/prod/sta_det.pl?Facility_id=40427 |date=August 1, 1983 |accessdate=December 29, 2011}} }} External links
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