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SALSA by rautemusik streams a genre born in 1960s New York from one of Europe's biggest internet radio networks, carrying salsa, bachata and merengue to German and international listeners far from its Caribbean roots.
Espectaculo 100.7 FM streams salsa and merengue from Villa Bruzual, a Venezuelan farm town in the heart of joropo llanero country, as part of the seven-station Circuito Radial RMT network.
Capital 92.9 FM broadcasts salsa and vallenato from Coro, Falcón, a UNESCO World Heritage city founded in 1527 that once served as the first capital of the Spanish Captaincy General of Venezuela.
La Salsa Maestra streams salsa from Lima, Peru with the tagline "la salsa que enseña," continuing a radio-driven tradition of teaching salsa to listeners that dates back to the genre's 1980s Peruvian breakthrough.
Energia 102.5 FM broadcasts salsa around the clock from Cali, Colombia, the city Johnny Pacheco declared the world capital of salsa, where imported Cuban records became a local radio staple by the 1960s.
Canutal Estéreo streams vallenato, salsa, and tropical rhythms from Canutal, a corregimiento of Ovejas in Colombia's Sucre department, a region shaped by gaita, porro, and bullerengue traditions.
Radio Exitosa has broadcast tropical music from Talca, Chile since January 2005, built as the cumbia and salsa specialist inside a family radio group founded by the late Carlos Quinteros Verdugo.
Belencita Stereo 88.2 FM is the community radio station of Salazar de las Palmas, the Colombian town regarded as the birthplace of Colombian coffee, broadcasting vallenato and cumbia since 1998.
