On December 28, 1992, upon the acquisition of KVSE by Spectrum Broadcasting of the Valley, the station relaunched as a Tejano-formatted station in Spanish known as Qué Pasa 99 ("What's Up 99") with new KKPS call letters.
KVSE underwent significant changes on December 28, 1992, after being acquired by Spectrum Broadcasting of the Valley. It then rebranded itself as a Tejano music station in Spanish, known as Qué Pasa 99 ("What's Up 99"), and adopted new call letters.