Medellín's Latin Tropical Radio
Colombia Crossover streams salsa, vallenato, champeta, bachata and reggaeton live from Medellín, the flagship of the Sistema Colombia Crossover network. Listen free on Radio Shuffle.
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Colombia Crossover streams salsa, vallenato, champeta, bachata and reggaeton live from Medellín, the flagship of the Sistema Colombia Crossover network. Listen free on Radio Shuffle.
Radio Cumbia Mix streams from Peru, centered on the 70s and 80s when Andean migrants in Lima built chicha, a guitar-driven cumbia named after a fermented maize drink, alongside corridos, salsa and vallenato.
Radio Uno Pereira streams vallenato and popular Colombian music from the RCN Radio network, broadcasting the accordion-driven, UNESCO-recognized genre from the heart of the Eje Cafetero coffee region.
Fiesta 101.1 FM broadcasts from El Vigía, a Venezuelan Andean city named for a 17th-century lookout post whose immigrant history shaped a radio dial mixing vallenato, gaita, salsa, and cumbia.
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.