Que Buena Tulsa (KXTD 1530 AM)

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KXTD 1530 AM, known on-air as Que Buena Tulsa, is a premier Spanish-language radio station licensed to Wagoner, Oklahoma, serving the broader Tulsa metropolitan area and northeast Oklahoma. The station originally debuted on March 1, 1966, under the call sign KWOK. Over the decades, it underwent several call letter and format evolutions—broadcasting as KTCR from 1984 to 1988 before adopting its current call sign, KXTD. Today, the station operates under the ownership of Key Plus Broadcasting, LLC, following its acquisition in 2015. KXTD maintains its primary broadcast studios alongside sister station KTFR on East 31st Street in Tulsa, with transmitter operations located in Wagoner. Que Buena Tulsa broadcasts a vibrant Regional Mexican radio format that caters to the expanding Hispanic community throughout northeast Oklahoma. Its musical programming spans popular Latin genres including Mariachi, Ranchera, Banda, Norteño, and Cumbia, alongside contemporary Latin hits. In addition to its musical offerings, the station serves as a vital community link, delivering local news, sports updates, community announcements, weather forecasts, and engaging live morning and afternoon talk shows hosted by local Hispanic media personalities. Technically classified as a Class D AM station broadcasting on 1530 kHz with 5,000 watts of daytime power, KXTD's signal reach is extended around the clock via FM translator K285GW on 104.9 FM in Tulsa, as well as full-power repeater KCXR 100.3 FM in Taft, Oklahoma. This multi-frequency network ensures comprehensive coverage across urban Tulsa and surrounding rural counties. Furthermore, Que Buena Tulsa maintains an active digital footprint through continuous online web streaming and social media channels, keeping listeners connected across multiple digital platforms.

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