DYJV

DYJV (106.1 FM),[1][2] better known as Radio Boracay,[3] is an FM radio station in Boracay, Philippines. It is owned by OneMedia Boracay Inc. (formerly Capricom Production and Management), and currently serves as an affiliate station of state-owned PBS station FM2. Its studios and main office are located at Zone 5, Boracay Bulabog Road, Malay, Aklan.

DYJV (Radio Boracay 106.1 FM2)
CityBoracay
Broadcast areaMalay, Aklan
Frequency106.1 MHz
BrandingRadio Boracay
106.1 FM2
Slogan"Your Hitback Music Nation"
Programming
FormatClassic Hits, News/Talk, Brokered Programming
AffiliationsPBS (FM2 programming)
Radyo Birada
Ownership
OwnerOneMedia Boracay
History
First air date2006
Technical information
ClassA / B / C
Power5,000 watts
Links
Websiteradioboracay.com

History

Radio Boracay began broadcasting around in 2006 with a mix of Top 40 and island/beach music.[4]

In March 2009, the station underwent changes with the arrival of longtime broadcaster and former Malay municipal councilor Jonathan Cabrera. Under Cabrera's management, Radio Boracay added news and talk programming to the lineup.

From 2010 to 2013, Radio Boracay used to be an affiliate of Quest Broadcasting Inc. (owners of Magic 89.9 Manila and Magic Nationwide's predecessor Killerbee) when it carried shows such as Good Times and Boys Night Out.

In 2017, Radio Boracay began its affiliation with the government-owned Philippine Broadcasting Service. Since then, it broadcasts as 106.1 FM2. In addition, it also airs a local morning news program Radyo Birada.

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References
  1. "Aklan Radio Stations". Asiawaves.net.
  2. 2011 Philippine Yearbook. Page 31.
  3. Boracay Island Philippines General Information
  4. About Radio Boracay


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