''La Bronca'' Joins MundoNow's Oyenos Audio for Podcast

RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, June 21, 2023 | 11:53am CT

MundoNow

MundoNow, a certified-minority bilingual and bicultural digital media platform in the U.S., appoints Sylvia del Valle, better known as La Bronca, to its roster of talent under its Oyenos Audio Latino podcast network. The veteran radio personality will be hosting a podcast called "Sin Broncas con la Bronca," which will be available in both video and audio formats throughout MundoNow's platforms.

The video podcast "Sin Broncas con la Bronca," will feature entertaining and spicy conversation where she sets the rules. Listeners will laugh at archetypes, stereotypes, and perceptions while being a satire of themselves. Recognized and famous personalities like Jossety Hurtado, Esther Anaya, Victoria "La Mala," Marilyn Odessa, Carlos Alvarez, and MyrIam Balbela will participate in conversations during each episode.

"We are very excited to welcome Bronca to our MundoNow family," said MundoNow's Latino Podcast division Oyenos Audio Director of Audio Content Dafnne Wejebe. "She brings a wealth of knowledge and experience that will express itself in her new and empowering show. We are thrilled to welcome her aboard and offer this unique show to our audience, as we continue to grow our content and accelerate the brand with our strong roster of digital media industry veterans."

"I am thrilled to join MundoNow and return to the world of podcasting," added La Bronca. "Through its mission, MundoNow's Oyenos Audio empowers me as a Hispanic woman and I am honored to continue to create content and entertain my fans through the video and audio channel. My new show reflects the continued commitment to providing innovative, culturally-relevant content for the increasingly bicultural audience."

Before joining Univision Radio, Bronca started her career on MUN2s "Al Tiro con La Bronca" where she had the opportunity to reach audiences coast to coast from 2012 to 2013. Born in Chihuahua, Mexico, Bronca arrived at a very young age in California where perseverance led her to a television show called "Al Banquillo con Sylvia del Valle" when she was just 17 years old.