Not to be confused with DZRJ-DTV.
DZRJ 780 AM Boss Radio[]
1963–1978[]
LOGO MISSING |
DZRJ 810 AM Boss Radio[]
1978–1986[]
LOGO MISSING |
DZRJ 810 AM Radyo Bandido (first era)[]
1986–2010[]
1986–2002[]
2002–2010[]
DZRJ 810 AM The Voice of the Philippines[]
2010–2017; 2021-present (secondary)[]
8triMedia Block (2015–2017)[]
DZRJ 810 AM Radyo Bandido (second era)[]
2017–2022[]
2019-present[]
2022-present[]
Part of RJ Group of Companies
Parent Affiliate, TV Productions and Partners Radio stations Television channels Former affiliate and subsidiary Defunct
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