Can a radio show truly capture the pulse of a community, delivering both laughter and genuine connection? El Bueno, la Mala y el Feo has masterfully cultivated a devoted audience by seamlessly blending humor, relatable content, and a deep understanding of their listeners' lives.

This isn't just another morning show; it's a cultural phenomenon. "El Bueno, la Mala y el Feo," a vibrant mix of wit, sarcasm, and insightful interviews, has become a daily ritual for countless Spanish-speaking listeners in the United States. The shows success stems from its unique ability to connect with its audience on multiple levels, offering more than just entertainment; it provides a sense of camaraderie and shared experience.

At the heart of this success are the three personalities who make the magic happen: Ral Molinar, known as El Bueno (The Good One), Carla Medrano, La Mala (The Bad One), and Andrs Maldonado, El Feo (The Ugly One). Their dynamic, often hilarious, interactions create a captivating listening experience. They've built a loyal following, with listeners considering them to be "like a friend" whose opinions they trust. The show delivers personal, local, and native messages with a credibility that few others can claim.

Their ability to address everyday life with humor and insight, offering a space where listeners feel seen and heard, is the core of their appeal. Beyond the laughs, the show delves into the cultural experiences of its audience, creating a sense of belonging.

Personal Information	Ral Molinar ("El Bueno")	Carla Medrano ("La Mala")	Andrs Maldonado ("El Feo")
Known For:	Co-host of "El Bueno, la Mala y el Feo"	Co-host of "El Bueno, la Mala y el Feo"	Co-host of "El Bueno, la Mala y el Feo"
Role in the Show:	Provides the "Good" perspective, often the voice of reason.	Brings the "Bad" and often sarcastic viewpoint.	Offers a comedic and sometimes outlandish perspective, the "Ugly" of the trio.
Personality:	Typically the straight man of the group, balancing the humor.	Known for her sharp wit and ability to make controversial points.	Offers off-the-wall humor and often provides the most outrageous takes.
Notable Contributions:	Leading discussions, interviewing guests, and ensuring a balanced point of view	Sparking debates, challenging conventional wisdom, and injecting social commentary.	Providing comic relief, poking fun at societal norms, and embracing the absurd.
Show Style:	Often the voice of balance, offering a clear perspective.	Delivers sharp and often challenging commentary.	Brings a comedic edge, often with the most unexpected takes.
Associated With:	Univision Radio	Univision Radio	Univision Radio
Other Activities:	N/A	N/A	N/A
Link to Source:	Univision Radio	Univision Radio	Univision Radio

The shows format, a blend of comedy, jokes, interviews, and conversations, makes it one of the most successful Spanish-language morning programs in the United States. This success extends beyond the radio waves. El Bueno, la Mala y el Feo also has a strong online presence, with the show available live, as well as replays and curated music playlists selected by the hosts. The shows reach and relevance are undeniable, consistently attracting a broad audience eager to connect with their hosts and the topics they cover.

The show isnt afraid to venture beyond the studio, as evidenced by the "El Bueno, la Mala y el Feo Fest." This spectacular event, attended by over 20,000 people, demonstrates the shows ability to transform its radio presence into a live experience, creating unforgettable moments for their dedicated fans. The finale of one such event featured a phenomenal show by Grupo Firme, who performed songs for those with heartbreak and those feeling jaded.

The show actively engages with its audience. This two-way communication fosters a unique bond, turning listeners into active participants in the "El Bueno, la Mala y el Feo" community. This level of interactivity sets them apart, strengthening their connection and cementing their position as a go-to source of entertainment and connection. It's a welcoming space where listeners feel comfortable sharing their thoughts and being a part of something bigger.

Fans are encouraged to tune in to the live broadcast, replays, or curated music selections, all available through the online radio station that carries the show. They have expanded their digital footprint significantly. The show's presence on YouTube and Facebook, where they interact with fans, underscores their commitment to staying connected. Their commitment to their audience is evident in the many shout-outs they give, and the support they show for the Guadalajara soccer team "Las Chivas". The show's success is rooted in its relatable, human approach.

The digital platforms allow listeners to engage with the show in new ways, from watching live broadcasts on YouTube to following them on Facebook and Instagram. The show makes promises and keeps them, creating a reliable and trustworthy connection with their audience. From the digital space, the show continues to provide laughs, information, and a sense of community.

The shows commitment to its audience is clear, whether its offering a platform for the latest news, or creating space for shared experiences. "El Bueno, la Mala y el Feo" has mastered the art of connecting with its listeners, building a loyal community that continues to grow. This is much more than just a radio show; its a cultural touchstone, a source of laughter, and a reflection of the lives of its listeners.