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Al compas del mundo – programa #58

Blues and bluesy jazz

First broadcast Dec. 23, 2023

URL: https://moontravellerherald.blogspot.com/2022/12/al-compas-del-mundo-programa-58-blues.html


Al compas del mundo – programa #57

Music of the Arab world

First broadcast Dec. 15, 2023

URL: https://moontravellerherald.blogspot.com/2022/12/al-compas-del-mundo-programa-57-music.html


Al compas del mundo – programa #56

La música guapachosa

First broadcast Dec. 8, 2023

URL: https://moontravellerherald.blogspot.com/2022/12/al-compas-del-mundo-programa-56-12-8-2.html

Al compas del mundo – programa #55 
Bluegrass, Newgrass, and Folk (USA)
First broadcast 12-1-22

Al compas del mundo – programa #54
The international wave – rock ‘n roll 1960-80
First broadcast: 11-24-22

Al compas del mundo – programa #53, Just Jazz
First broadcast 11-17-22

Al compas del mundo – programa #53 - Music of Eastern Europe

First Broadcast 11/10/22

Al compas del mundo – programa #52

 1st anniversary! 

Homage to Mexico – a Mexican soundscape
First Broadcast 11/3/22

Al compas del mundo – programa #51,
First broadcast 10-27-22
potpourri

Al compas del mundo – programa #50 - Contemporary music from Mali

First broadcast 10-20-22

Al compas del mundo - programa #49 - Folklore of Latin America 

First broadcast 10-13-22

Al compas del mundo - programa #48- Hey, Potpurrí!

First broadcast 10-6-22

Al compas del mundo – programa #47 - La música Cubana, chico

First broadcast 9-27-2022

Al compas del mundo - programa #46 - Vintage jazz, vital jazz

First broadcast Sept 22, 2022

Al compas del mundo – programa #45, Ethiopia and Sudan

First broadcast 9-15-22

Al compas del mundo – programa #44 - Blues – urban and rural (USA)
First broadcast 9-8-22

Al compas del mundo - programa #43 - Music of Spain

First broadcast Sept 1, 2022

Alcompas del mundo – programa No.42 - Potpourri
First broadcast Aug. 25, 2022

Al compas del mundo – programa #40, Film Music and Jazz

First broadcast 8-11-22

Al compas del mundo programa- Music from Southnorthern Africa

First broadcast 8-4-22

Al compas del mundo – programa #38 - Bluegrass Country (USA)

First broadcast 7-29-22

Al compas del mundo – programa #37 - Music in French

First broadcast 7-21-22

Al compas del mundo - programa 35 - Zing went the Strings in my Theory

First Broadcast July 14, 2022

Al compas del mundo - programa 35 - Brazil!

First Broadcast July 7, 2022

Al compas del mundo - program Episode 34 - Big Tent of Potpourri

First Broadcast June 30, 2022

Al compas del mundo – Jazz - Mellow and Lively

First Broadcast June 23, 2022

Al compas del mundo - Easter European Folk Music

First Broadcast June 16, 2022

Al compas del mundo Women of the Americas Sing

First Broadcast June 9, 2022

Al compas del mundo The Blues and Rhythm

First Broadcast June 2, 2022

Al compas del mundo - Music from Southeast Asia and India
First broadcast May 26, 2022

Al compas del mundo - Potpourri Boils Over
First broadcast May 19, 2022

Al compas del mundo - European music let us conjure 
First broadcast May 12, 2022

Al compas del mundo programma - Four Kings of Soul
First broadcast May 5, 2022

Al compas del mundo programa - In the sky a refrain
First broadcast Apr 28, 2022


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