Locally produced Spanish television arrives in state
TULSA — One Hispanic entrepreneur celebrated Independence Day by opening what he says is the only locally owned Spanish-language television station in the state.
Antonio Perez , whose Las Americas chain of grocery stores cater to the Hispanic market, started broadcasting Friday out of Tulsa on KXAP-51. About 50 percent of the programming will be local, Perez said.
He has tapped Guillermo Roja , also of Tulsa...
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