The channel was founded in 1986 by Laureano Rojas, businessman and politician,[2] within a few years the station became an affiliate of Red Uno, owned by industrial magnate Ivo Kuljis.
[3] The station became independent when Red Uno, in the late 90s, began being carried on channel 9.
In the late 1990s, Javier Encinas worked at the station as the presenter of the call-in music request show CCA a tus órdenes.
[4] One of its prominent local programs is Surcos Folklóricos, which in 2010 made its first college folklore contest.
The channel produces local interest programs (El Matinal, CCA Noticias with two editions, Sazón K'ochala, Hash Tag etc.)