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Bande à Part, Radio Canada | Canada [listen] The Bande à Part program is the must-listen show for all Quebec music geeks. Broadcasting in FM, satellite, webradio and podcast, Bande à Part is the best place to hear all new and emerging music. For the Fête de la Musique, the Bande à Part radio hosts will be running a special “Made in Québec” evening: rock, hip-hop, electro and space music. www.bandeapart.fm |
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Mix by Nortec Collective | Mexico [listen] The five musicians of the Nortec Collective have invented a new music style called Nortec, a fusion of Norteno (from the north) and techno, which illustrates the creative collision between the style and the electronica culture and traditional Mexican music. The city of Tijuana is at a crossroads of multiple cultures, languages, music styles and activities. In Tijuana, there is connection, blending and fusion of a type rarely experienced elsewhere. The Nortec Collective is a perfect example of this blending. www.nor-tec.org |
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CKDU | Canada [listen] Hosted by Leighton Steele and Daniel Robichaud, the “Trois Beaux Canards” show features Francophone music and culture on CKDU 88.1 radio station from Dalhousie University. In this special show, « Trois Beaux Canards” introduces the Fête de la Musique’s program in Halifax with Anaïs Pascal from the French Alliance. www.ckdu.ca |
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Radio Paris-La Paz | Bolivia [listen] Radio Paris-La Paz was established in 1996 by teachers from the French Bolivian secondary school, with help from RFI and the French Embassy. In addition to reporting on the cultural (plastic arts, cinema and music) and scientific life of La Paz, the program also focuses on helping listeners understand French culture and life. http://parislapaz.6te.net |
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