KTAM

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KTAM
City of license Bryan, Texas
Broadcast area College Station/Bryan
Branding Radio Alegria
Slogan La Preferida
Frequency 1240 kHz
Format Hispanic/Regional Mexican
ERP 380 watts Day/Night
Callsign meaning K Texas A&M
Owner Brazos Valley Communications, LLC

KTAM (AM) is an American Radio Station located in Bryan, Texas, broadcasting at a frequency of 1240 kHz. Its format is Hispanic and Regional Mexican music. KTAM (AM) is owned and operated by Brazos Valley Communications, LLC. Brazos Valley Communications acquired the station in August, 2006 from Equicom [1][2]

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KTAM started its hispanic programming after competitor KBMA "La Fabulosa" was sold to Clear Channel Communications in 2001, changed format to Classic Rock, and became KNFX-FM. Some of the former KBMA staff were hired by KTAM.

Prior to the format change, KTAM broadcast an Oldies music format.

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