Bo Corona Show Expands to KUVA 102.3 FM and Mega 94.3 FM

Bo Corona, one of the most beloved voices in Tejano radio, is bringing his signature style and passion for Tejano music to even more listeners across Texas. Universal Media Connections announced that The Bo Corona Show will debut on U102.3 FM KUVA in Uvalde and Mega 94.3 FM KHER in Crystal City/Eagle Pass, starting Monday, July 7th, for afternoon drive-time.

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Universal Media Connections owner Cynthia Rankin expressed her enthusiasm for the addition, stating, “He makes radio fun, plus he loves his Tejano music and that connects with the listeners.” The move further cements Bo Corona’s growing influence across the Lone Star State.

With over 30 years of radio experience, Bo Corona has been a fixture on some of Texas’ most influential stations, including KPRR-FM El Paso, KTFM-FM San Antonio, KXTJ-FM and KQQK-FM Houston. He was also instrumental in launching KXTN-FM (now KVBH-FM) in San Antonio, where he anchored the morning show.

Dubbed the “Most Listened to Tejano Radio DJ in Texas,” Bo Corona’s show is already a staple in cities like Houston (Fierro 101.1 HD2), Dallas (107.5 HD2), the Rio Grande Valley (Super Tejano 102.7), Victoria (Klub Tejano 106.9), Midland-Odessa (Raza 105.9), and San Angelo (Q99.5). Known for his high energy, charisma, and deep connection with the community, Bo Corona blends music, artist interviews, and celebrations of Tejano culture in every broadcast. Listeners can also catch Tejano Nation News with Romeo, ensuring updates on the latest news in Tejano music.

“I am truly honored to bring The Bo Corona Show to each new Texas city,” said Bo Corona. “This represents another step in my mission to preserve and celebrate Tejano music across Texas. I am humbled by the continued support and excited—so let’s go, my Tejanitas and Tejanitos!”

The Bo Corona Show is available for syndication in any day part. For inquiries, contact Alex Quintero at aquintero@radioresources.com or call 212-380-9323.

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