Playlist for Show: Latin Lounge - La Sala Latina

# Artist Song Album Label Comments
1 DAVID, CORAZÓN LEGAL ID & PROGRAM ID LOCAL
2 LOS ATERCIOPELADOS LA VOZ DE LA PATRIA LA PIPA DE LA PAZ Latin Lounge opening song
3 LOS COJILOTES FANDANGUITO SEMBRANDO FLORES Also from the 2012 album Sembrando Flores on Round Whirled Records. This lively track reflects the festive spirit and string-driven sound of Veracruz’s son jarocho tradition.
4 LOS COJILOTES SEMBRANDO FLORES SEMBRANDO FLORES The title track from the 2012 album Sembrando Flores, released by Round Whirled Records. Los Cojolites are a son jarocho group from Veracruz, Mexico.
5 CORAZÓN SUPPORT KYRS LOCAL TEXT: "KYRS to 44321" (to support your community radio stattion)
6 SON DE MADERA PÁJARO CARPINTERO SON DE MI TIERRA From the 2009 album Son de Mi Tierra, released by Son de Madera gives Veracruz’s traditional son jarocho a fresh, contemporary sound.
7 CORAZÓN BACK ANNOUNCEMENTS LOCAL Bilingual back announcement in Spanish and English: a recap of the songs played, with brief commentary on the artists, musical genres, and cultural context.
8 ALLAN CORONEL KYRS MISSION STATEMENT LOCAL KYRS MISSION STSTEMENT / SPANISH
9 CORAZÓN, OTHERS PSAs
10 TOTÓ LA MOMPOSINA EL PESCADOR LA CANDELA VIVA A Colombian cumbia classic about the fishermen of the Magdalena River, performed by one of the great voices of Colombia’s Caribbean coast.
11 TOTÓ LA MOMPOSINA LOS SABORES DEL PORRO CARMELINA MTM The porro is a festive dance rhythm from Colombia’s Caribbean coast, traditionally powered by brass and percussion.
12 ADITA PALACIOS KYRS MISSION STATEMENT (SPANISH) LOCAL
13 STAFF STATION BREAK LOCAL SUPPORT KYRS, BECOME A MEMBER
14 ONDATRÓPICA GAITA TRÓPICA ONDATRÓPICA SOUNDWAY RECORDS Ondatrópica brings veteran Colombian musicians together with a younger generation to reimagine the country’s tropical music traditions.
15 CORAZÓN BACK ANNOUNCEMENTS LOCAL Bilingual back announcement in Spanish and English: a recap of the songs played, with brief commentary on the artists, musical genres, and cultural context.
16 CORAZÓN, OTHERS PROMOS LOCAL
17 MINYO CRUSADERS & FRENTE CUMBIERO CUMBIA DEL MONTE FUJI MINYO CUMBIERO (FROM TOKYO TO BOGOTÁ) MAIZ UM Japanese folk ensemble Minyo Crusaders joins Colombia’s Frente Cumbiero in an inventive meeting of Japanese melodies and Colombian cumbia.
18 GRUPO FANTASMA CUMBIA DE LOS PAJARITOS SONIDOS GOLD AIRE SOL RECORDS Austin-based Grupo Fantasma combines cumbia and salsa with powerful horns, Latin funk and a modern Texas sound.
19 KYRS STAFF STATION BREAK LOCAL You found it! Now support kyrs, become a member
20 BIO RITMO MADRUGADOR SALSA SYSTEM ELECTRIC COWBELL RECORDS Richmond’s Bio Ritmo delivers hard-driving salsa inspired by the experimental salsa dura of the 1970s.
21 BIO RITMO TÚ NO SABES SALSA SYSTEM ELECTRIC COWBELL RECORDS Recorded in 2006, this original salsa track features music by Giustino Riccio and lyrics by lead singer Rei Alvarez.
22 CORAZÓN LEGAL ID LOCAL 88.1 & 92.3 KM
23 CORAZÓN BACK ANNOUNCEMENTS LOCAL Bilingual back announcement in Spanish and English: a recap of the songs played, with brief commentary on the artists, musical genres, and cultural context.
24 SPANISH HARLEM ORCHESTRA LLEGÓ LA ORQUESTA UNITED WE SWING SIX DEGREES RECORDS Led by pianist Oscar Hernández, Spanish Harlem Orchestra keeps the sound of classic New York salsa dura alive.
25 LA-33 LA PANTERA MAMBO LA-33 LA-33 This Bogotá orchestra transformed Henry Mancini’s “Pink Panther Theme” into one of Colombian salsa’s best-known modern mambos.
26 CORAZÓN BACK ANNOUNCEMENTS LOCAL Bilingual back announcement in Spanish and English: a recap of the songs played, with brief commentary on the artists, musical genres, and cultural context.
27 STAFF PSAs LOCAL Turn intention into action; donate your unwanted vehicle to your Community Rario Station
28 LA 33 QUÉ RICO BOOGALOO LA 33 LA 33 Bogotá’s La-33 draws inspiration from 1970s New York salsa, combining boogaloo with the sound of modern Colombian salsa.
29 BOOGALOO ASSASSINS NO NO NO OLD LOVE DIES HARD SICARIO RECORDS This Los Angeles band revives the Latin soul, salsa and boogaloo sound of the 1960s. “No No No” became especially popular on Colombian radio and dance floors.
30 CORAZÓN PSA LOCAL TEXT: Give KYRS to 44321
31 JUNGLE FIRE COMENCEMOS TROPICOSO NACIONAL RECORDS Los Angeles-based Jungle Fire blends Afrobeat with Afro-Latin funk. “Comencemos” is its fiery interpretation of Fela Kuti’s “Let’s Start.”
32 CIMAFUNK ME VOY TERAPIA CIMAFUNK This breakout song combines Afro-Cuban carnival rhythms, funk bass and touches of Nigerian Afropop.
33 CORAZÓN, OTHERS PROMOS LOCAL Democracy Now!; Dragonflies; Suspense; Latin Lounge;
34 CORAZÓN FORWARD ANNOUNCE/COMMENTS LOCAL
35 LA MÁXIMA 79 EL TRIGUEÑO CINTURA REGRESANDO AL GUAGUANCÓ SMAYRA PUBLISHING Based in Milan, La Máxima 79 revives the sound of 1970s salsa dura with energetic arrangements created for dancers.
36 LA MÁXIMA 79 HABÍA CAVOUR REGRESANDO AL GUAGUANCÓ SMAYRA PUBLISHING This lively cha-cha-cha was written by Fabrizio Zoro and Massimo Scalici and features El Guille on vocals.
37 STAFF LEGAL ID LOCAL
38 CORAZÓN, DAVID DESPEDIDA LOCAL KYRS: MEDICAL LAKE/SPOKANE - 88.1 & 92.3 FM

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