We talk about the way digital is everywhere these days. Some of it is good. Some of it is bad. However, its always on point.
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Spilling The Tee is a verbal record of the life of Tina Paul, by way of hourlong conversations over tea. Gabriel Perez, her son, came up with the idea of using a podcast to fully learn who his mom is (because she's a pretty amazing woman with a lot of great stories) for himself, but also to have a way for future generations to find out about who she is. Feel free to join in.
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Two Latinx friends. Wildly different music tastes. Each week they bring you música from the Latinx / Latina / Latino artists they love. Hosted by Miriam Zoila Pérez & Verónica Bayetti Flores.
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Learn How To Discover Your Inner Genius and Turn It into an Online Income
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Conversations with Latinos that work in Tech. From Google to NASA
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Science in Parallel focuses on people in computational science and their work simulating climate and the cosmos, understanding viral infections, building alternative energy strategies and more – using high-performance computing (HPC). Host Sarah Webb interviews researchers about their career paths and motivations. Our conversations cover topics such as artificial intelligence, integrating emerging hardware, the effects of remote work, promoting diversity and inclusion, and the role of creati ...
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As a business owner, you are constantly being pulled in a million different directions, which makes it challenging to get everything done while still having plenty of free time. Each week, join Denise Gosnell, a 7-figure entrepreneur, as she interviews other entrepreneurs and industry experts on time and lifestyle hacks that have allowed them to grow their businesses and have an extraordinary quality of life. Denise will also share some unconventional strategies she uses to run her 3 compani ...
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Delve into the world of D.C. Latinx artists with "Artistas in the Capital," a monthly podcast by Hola Cultura hosted by Norma Sorto. This show features interviews with local artists, dancers, printmakers, book authors, and more. Join us as SPEL participants conduct the interviews, bringing you the stories directly from the artists themselves and showcasing the voices of Latinx creatives for wide-ranging conversations about art, identity, intersectionality, and heritage in the nation's capital.
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The US-Mexico border is many things: a divisive political fact, a total fiction, home to many Latinx people and an arena of major cultural influence. For today’s episode, we take a look at some of the music that has arisen from this part of the country, and the social and political forces that influence life and art in this liminal space. Featuring…
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Juan Gabriel was not just a singer and a songwriter - he was legendary. Over the years his songs brought us joy, his fabulous outfits gave us life, and his flamboyant performances served as the launchpad for countless family conversations about sexuality and gendered performance. For queer Latinxs, he was one of our icons. This episode, originally …
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We’re revisiting some of our favorite episodes that dive deep into the careers of iconic artists. An unofficial queer icon, Chavela lived outside of gender norms during a time when it was risky to do so. Despite this, she made a name for herself in Mexico with her incredible voice, becoming especially known for her renditions of classic rancheras. …
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S5E2 - Rogelio Cardona-Rivera Plays Games for Science
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Video games are everywhere, but the fundamental elements that generate human reactions such as suspense or surprise aren’t understood. Instead, game designers start from scratch each time they want to build a new experience for players. Rogelio Cardona-Rivera of the University of Utah wants to understand games and the fundamental elements that make…
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Living legend Susana Baca is responsible for bringing Afro-Peruvian rhythms to the world stage. An incredible singer, dancer and activist, Baca’s extensive catalog honors the deep cultural legacy of Afro-Peruvians, both thematically and rhythmically. This week we’re re-running an episode we originally ran for Black History Month, but Baca’s life an…
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To wrap up our summer series on indigenous music, in today's new episode we explore how indigenous instruments have contributed a wealth of dynamic sounds, melodies and beats to the music of Latin America. We focus on six instruments—three percussion, two wind and one string–-as an entry point into the impact of these instruments on music in the re…
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Understanding Mindset: Stop using hardware to fix a software issue
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In this episode, I will discuss why relying on external solutions, like going to the gym or having a lot of money, won't solve a mindset problem. To fix a mindset issue for good, consider working with me. Click this link to apply: ------------------------> franzstfleur.comBy Franz Saint-Fleur
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We talk a lot about the influence of African people, instruments, and rhythms on Latinx music. But we know that indigenous peoples and musical traditions have also had an impact. This week we are re-running a deep dive we took into one of the most iconic examples of that influence from Los Kjarkas, an Andean folk group from Bolivia, whose iconic so…
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A Mindhack to Cure the Real Reason Why You Haven’t Launched or Finished Your Project
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What is stopping you from launching your business or finishing that project you’ve been working on for ages? In this episode, I dive deep into the real reason you never finish or launch anything. Work with me to reprogram your mind for success with confidence, without having to fake it. Click the link to apply: ----------------------> Franzstfleur.…
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Why You & Spider-Man's Peter Parker Share The Poor Man's Mindset
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Peter Parker is an amazing hero that I grew up loving because he was an everyday kid struggling in life. One thing I always wondered was why he was broke when he could easily use his smarts and skills to make lots of money, giving him the freedom to save the world. In this discussion, I'll explore why both you and Peter might share a similar mindse…
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Developing Discipline, Episode 1: What Does Discipline Really Mean?
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In this first episode of Developing Discipline, we’re going to talk about what discipline really means. It’s not about punishing yourself—it's about being like a student who loves learning about a subject. We’ll discuss how staying curious, practicing regularly, and always learning can help you become more disciplined. Join us to find out how to th…
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Branding 101: Why Your Members Are Drawn to This
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Branding is more than just your looks, colors, logo, and other visual elements. It's also what you say. To work with me, click here: franzstfleur.comBy Franz Saint-Fleur
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This month we’re bringing you some of our favorite episodes focused on indigenous music, and this week we’re bringing back a deep dive into Luzmila Carpio, an indigenous Bolivian singer. Her songs, inspired by the sounds of bird song, streams, and the land she grew up on, have brought Quechua and Aymara sonic traditions and stories of indigenous re…
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BIG Mistake Ambitious Business Owners Make: It's Like Putting Band-Aids Over Bullet Wounds
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Find out the big mistake ambitious business owners often make—it's like using band-aids to cover bullet wounds. Listen to this episode to understand why quick fixes might not work and how to strengthen your business. Join us and discover simple ways to improve your business today! To work with me, click here: franzstfleur.com…
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99% of Entrepreneurs Are Making the Same Mistake as a Teenage Parent
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Did you have a family during your teenage years? Well, then why make the same mistake that a lot of entrepreneurs make? No, it's not just a lack of focus... Well, not only that. Stay tuned to find out. Free your mind from any limits and discover how to grow your business by working with me directly. Click this link to book a call with me: ---------…
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A Raw Interview with a Coach to Military Veterans, Juan Perez
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In this candid interview, I sit down with Juan Perez, a dedicated coach to military veterans, to explore his journey and the impactful work he does. Juan shares the challenges and triumphs he has encountered while helping veterans transition to civilian life and find their purpose beyond the military. Join us as we uncover the raw and inspiring sto…
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Fake Friends Didn't Believe Him Until He Succeeded | An Interview with Fitness Trainer Gabriel Bogle
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Have you faced doubters who didn't believe in your dreams, maybe even close friends? That's exactly what Gabriel Bogle, a determined fitness trainer, encountered. He overcame skepticism to succeed in the competitive fitness industry. Gabriel shares how he conquered challenges and maintained focus on his goals, offering an inspiring example of perse…
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Originally aired during the thanksgiving season, we're bringing back this early days Indigenous artists episode for a lil indigenous summer series. We're giving you a little antidote to colonialist revisionist history by bringing indigenous artists who are making music that emphasizes their roots, integrating indigenous languages, instrumentation, …
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What's Worse Than Procrastination? Mental Masturbation
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Procrastination wears many disguises, each villainous in its own way. One prevalent form is mentally indulging in ideas instead of taking action—commonly known as 'mental masturbation.' Reading a book or watching an informative video, while valuable, isn't action; it's often a delay tactic disguised as learning. True learning occurs when you active…
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The Difference Between Coaching, Consulting, Mentorship, and Therapy
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Should you hire a Coach or a Consultant? What does a mentor do that a coach or therapist doesn't? In this episode, I will explain the differences and why you should have all four. If you want to take your knowledge and expertise and turn it into a profitable online business without losing the love for your passion, then consider working with me. I …
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Do you truly understand what "mindset" means? Most people don't, which is why they struggle to change it. In this episode, I share a practical definition of mindset to help you learn how to transform it. And if you want to enhance your mindset so you can make more money and have more passion and purpose in your business, click this link to book a c…
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S5E1 - Lois Curfman McInnes: Building Software Sustainability and Workforce Diversity
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The field of high-performance computing (HPC) currently faces dual challenges: important technical problems that require a skilled workforce and the need to recruit more computational researchers, especially those from underrepresented communities. This conversation with Lois Curfman McInnes of Argonne National Laboratory examines both the complexi…
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Scientist Report: SOS (Shiny Object Syndrome) Kills 97% of Dreams This Year
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How many projects have you finished? Be honest. Do you often start something only to stop halfway and move on to the next shiny thing? You might have SOS (Shiny Object Syndrome). Left untreated, it leads to Never Finished Disease, preventing you from achieving the success you crave. But don’t worry—there’s a cure! Tune into this episode to discover…
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On deck for this week we’ve got a slate of our favorite recent releases. True to form, this one really takes you on a mood shifting journey from summer reggaeton pops to experimental cello, from cumbia to electronic music and more. Featuring music by Los Angeles Azules, Emilia, Mabe Fratti, Nicky Jam, Ryan Castro, Boundary, La Santa Cecilia, Boza, …
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It’s still pride month, and as it comes to a close we’re revisiting a 2023 episode featuring trans mujeres in Latinx music. Sadly the attacks that inspired this episode last year have only increased, so we continue to celebrate and honor these women and their musical contributions. Featuring music by Linn da Quebrada, Liniker, Arca and Villano Anti…
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Think: songs your favorite Latina drag queens love to perform. Songs that might not be explicitly gay, but get the queers going. You know the ones. These are the gay anthems. Featuring music by Selena, Ana Gabriel, Gloria Trevi, Thalia and Celia Cruz.Show notes: https://bit.ly/4bckGwlFollow us:instagram.com/RadioMeneatwitter.com/RadioMeneanewslette…
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It’s still gay Christmas over here, so we’re bringing you an episode from the archive featuring some of our favorite out queer and trans Latin artists. Featuring music by Albita, Linn Da Quebrada, Anaís Azul, Gina Chavez, Sailorfag and Elysia Crampton.Show notes: bit.ly/3KJDSqmFollow us:instagram.com/RadioMeneatwitter.com/RadioMeneanewsletter: bit.…
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This week we’re sharing some big chisme: We are writing a book!!!! And not just a regular degular book, but an illustrated, choose-your-own-adventure exploration of the impact of Latinx music on US culture and US culture on Latinx music. In today’s episode we talk through the process that got us here, and give you a little taste of the kind of thin…
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Pride is nigh, querides, and this week we’re re-running an early-days (2016!!!) episode of Radio Menea featuring queer artists. Listen in to hear about queer Latinx musicians who've been doing it since forever, and some of the new generation of out and proud folks who are walking in their footsteps. We also talk about the origins of Pride and its i…
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This week, un invitado muy especial: Chilean indie darling and Radio Menea fave Alex Anwandter, talking about his new album Dime Precioso. Join us as we talk about his bimbo era, why he’s found his power in the superficial, the challenges of the music industry today, and how - as a long time “super gay” artist - he’s moving away from the commodific…
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This week we’ve got some new music from our faves. From bachata and dreamy bedroom pop to mariachi and vibey house, it’s an eclectic and entertaining ride, as always. Featuring music by Ronny Mercedes, DJ Aguilar, Tei Shi, Wisin, Yandel, Xiomara Fortuna, Marc Anthony, Girl Ultra, Yahritzia y Su Esencia and Ambar Lucid.Show notes: bit.ly/4bj1IFdFoll…
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This week we're bringing back an episode from the archive in honor of mother's day. We've got TWO special guests on the show with us -- las mujeres que nos dieron la vida -- our mamis! We know we're lucky to have two amazing and lovely mujeres that we get to call our mamis, so we invited them on to share their fave jams with us. Pia y Rosa each cam…
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A mainstay of the salsa romántica genre, Victor Manuelle’s career has spanned over 30 years. And he’s still at it - last month saw the release of his 21st album, which includes his 65th top ten hit. This week we look back at his career, his hits, controversies, and his enduring impact on salsa today.Featuring music by Victor Manuelle, Frankie Ruiz,…
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Metal to Melody: Stephanie Mercedes' Artistic Response to Gun Violence
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In this episode, we sit down with Stephanie Mercedes, a talented queer Latinx artist based in Washington D.C. Mercedes is an interdisciplinary artist who explores various mediums such as sound, performance, metal casting, welding, and musical composition. With a deep connection to her family history and Argentine ancestry, her performances and inst…
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It’s Saturday morning. You hear the music and you know: te van a despertar. “Nadie me ayuda en esta casa!” Now you’re grown, nadie te ayuda a limpiar esta casa, and it’s time to take things into your own hands with a limpieza mix. This week, our faves to get you in the mood to sweep, mop and get your house in order.Featuring music by Luisito Ayala,…
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It’s amazing, it’s fucked up, it’s weird, it’s fun, and it’s also maybe the most destructive force on earth. This week, we talk about money — in all its complicated glory — and bring you songs that address the little papelitos that make the world go ‘round.Featuring music by Cardi B, Juan Gabriel, Trinidad Cardona, Hector Lavoe, Virlán García, Fuet…
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Have you checked out La Shaki’s latest album? This week, we’re getting into Shakira’s first new album in 7 years(!!!). Taking her back to her breakup album roots, she also brought us a few interesting collabs, jumped on a few current trends, and tried some new things. Join us as we take a deep dive!Featuring music by Shakira, Cardi B, Karol G, Grup…
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It’s been a minute since we gave you some new musiquita, so this week we have tracks off new albums you should check out, some candidates for song of the summer, and a couple more unusual selections. Featuring music by AB Quintanilla, Left SM, Zeri, Álvaro Díaz, Rauw Alejandro, Daddy Yankee, Empress Of, Pepe Aguilar, Rainao,, Enrique Iglesias, El A…
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“Protection from Erasure”: A Conversation with Samuel Miranda
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In this episode, we talk with D.C.-based artist, writer, and educator Samuel “Sami” Miranda. Through his visual art and poetry, Miranda showcases his Puerto Rican roots and South Bronx upbringing. We also discuss his latest book, "Protection from Erasure," a collection of poems that immortalizes the significance of everyday moments. Miranda passion…
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Bilingual and bicultural, Tejano music is a unique product of Texas’ Latino community. Today we’re joined by Veronique Medrano, a Tex-Mex Country and Tejano artist and native of Brownsville, Texas. From Tejano classics to a new generation of Tejano artists, we get into Tejano’s impact and lasting cultural legacy.Featuring music by Veronique Medrano…
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In many ways — because of migration patterns, industry and other socio-political factors — Cuban music is in the DNA of what became Latin popular music, and one place we can clearly hear that is son. This week, we talk about Cuban son - its sonic hallmarks, its history, and its influence on Latinx music today.Featuring music by Sexteto Habanero, La…
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You know the one. The boss bitch. The one who commands everyone’s attention, who have no fucks to give, who we will happily fall in line for. On this week’s episode we’re exploring songs by las que mandan. Listen in for your some of your favorites and a few new boss bitch anthems. Featuring music by Ivy Queen, Empress Of, La India, Ana Macho, Bello…
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What was the pop Latino landscape like in 1984? Pérez is turning 40 this year, and when they looked at what was going on forty years ago, they found some jams. From longing ballads to fun covers to political commentary that feels just as relevant today as ever, this week we have some real classics for y’all.Featuring music by Juan Gabriel, Los Tigr…
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Art That Speaks: Marta Pérez-García's Fight Against Women’s Violence
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In this episode, we sit down with Marta Pérez-García, a passionate Puerto Rican artist and art teacher based in Washington, D.C. Marta takes immense pride in her Puerto Rican identity and channels her creativity through various artistic mediums. However, her artistic journey goes beyond mere self-expression. Marta's resolve was ignited at a young a…
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While not part of the mainstream image of country music, the reality is there are and have been Latinx artists making country music for a long time. Today we explore some of those artists and the boundaries of what Latinx country music is. Featuring music by Caballo Dorado, Linda Rondstadt, Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris, Veronique Medrano, Hurray fo…
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Ep 244: New Music for Black History Month
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It’s time for some new musiquita, aaand it’s also February. So this week we’re celebrating our gente negra by highlighting Afro Latine artists you know and love who are working now - and some up and comers some you should watch out for.Featuring music by Amara La Negra, Safaree, J Noa, Los Rakas, GodDessey, Gente de Zona, Ovi, Junior Zamora, Ozuna,…
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While we don’t take issue with romantic love, we’ve got a tradition of putting out an anti-valentine’s day episode every year. Whether you are nursing a broken heart, falling deeper in love with your friends or swearing off love entirely, this episode is for you.Featuring music by Becky G, Karol G, Eladio Carrion, Alzate, Yeison Jimenez, Alex Anwan…
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Unmasking Latino Anti-Black Bias: A Conversation with Tanya Katerí Hernández
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Studies reveal that darker-skinned Latinos, including Afro-Latinos, encounter discrimination from both within and outside the Latino community. This discrimination takes various forms, from unequal treatment to racial profiling. Our guest, Tanya Katerí Hernández, a professor at Fordham University School of Law, delves into the topic of Latino anti-…
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It’s cold, dark, and gray here, and we’re starting to feel those winter blues. We’re not sure this week’s episode will combat the seasonal affective disorder vibes in the way some sunshine and una playita could, pero we’re in solidarity with your longing, and that has to count for something right?Featuring music by Jarina de Marco, Lido Pimienta, A…
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You might associate harps with angels, heaven, or Europe but it’s actually a global instrument. From Venezuela to Paraguay to the Andes and beyond, this week we explore a few of the Latin American musical traditions that have incorporated versions of the harp.Featuring music by Carlos Alvarado, Jose Miguel Aguilar, Yilberto Rivero, Jose Gregorio Lo…
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