L'AVENIR N'EST PAS CE QUI VA ARRIVER MAIS CE QUE NOUS ALLONS FAIRE	  Henri Bergson

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Tama-Tama

The Mediterranean connects Europe, Asia and North Africa. This week we’ll cruise the Mediterranean and discover the musical riches of the region.

Episode 21.41
Airtime: Oct 4-10, 2021

Featuring:
1. Miguel Gil - Desesperao (from the album “Buscando Tu Olor / Mediterranean Odyssey” on Seminola Records / Putumayo)
2. Bebe - Siempre Me Quedará (from the album “Pafuera Telarañas / Latin Lounge” on Virgin / Putumayo)
3. Barrio Chino - Saudade (from the album “Voces del Sur / Mediterranean Odyssey” on Archipel Productions / Putumayo)
4. Hafla - Daiha Wlabes (I'll Get Her Anyhow) (from the album “Harem's Secret” on Soulstar)
5. Pietra Montecorvino - Va Sta Musica Va (from the album “Napoli Mediterranea” on Taranta Power)
6. Giorgio Conte - Cannelloni (from the album “Il Contestorie / Italian Cafe” on Storie di Note / Putumayo)
7. Anastasia Moustatsou - Pino-Pino (from the album “Stou Tragoudiou Tin Ochthi / Greece: A Musical Odyssey” on Lyra / Putumayo)
8. Vicky Moscholiou - O Cafes (from the album “I Epochi Ton Cafedon” on Lyra)
9. Mustafa Sandal - Aya Benzer (Royal G's R&B Mix) (from the album “Aya Benzer Remixes / World Groove” on Sony France / Putumayo)
10. Lemonada - Inta Omri (from the album “Zaman” on EMI Music Arabia)
11. Amr Diab - Nour El Ain (from the album “Nour El Ain / North African Groove” on EMI Arabia / Putumayo)
12. Darko Rundek & Cargo Orkestar - Sjaj Sto Izdaje (from the album “Ruke” on Piranha Musik)
13. Intik - Notre Devoir (from the album “La Victoire / World Reggae” on Sony Music / Putumayo)
14. Kana - Original (from the album “Entre frères... / Nuevo Latino” on Pama Records / Putumayo)

Mediterranean Cruise

This week we'll explore some of the most powerful and moving voices in world music from Africa.

Episode 22.31
Airdate: July 25-31, 2022

Featuring:
1. Akendengue - Okulé Kulee (from the album “Ekunda-Sah!” via Taxi)
2. Amadou & Mariam - La Réalité (from the album “Dimanche a Bamako” via Radio Bemba)
3. Judith Sephuma - Le Tshephile Mang (from the album “A Cry... A Smile... A Dance/Women of Africa” via BMG Africa/Putumayo)
4. Toto Bona Lokua - Lisanga (from the album “Toto Bona Lokua/Music from the Chocolate Lands” via No Format!/Putumayo)
5. Wasis Diop - Dem Ba Ma (from the album “Everything Is Never Quite Enough” via Triloka)
6. Eneida Marta - Auma sa Worsek (from the album “Considju” via Companhia Nacional de Música)
7. Moussa Diallo - Maninda (from the album “Chiwara/Mali” via Sundance Records/Puutmayo)
8. Vusi Mahlasela - Di-ana (from the album “Jungle of Questions” via BMG South Africa)
9. Zé Manel - Voz do Sangue (from the album “African Citizen” via Bayelou Music)
10. Dobet Gnahoré - Abiani (from the album “Ano Neko/Women of Africa” via Contre Jour/Putumayo)
11. Hamid Baroudi - Sidi (from the album “North African Groove” via Putumayo)
12. Khadja Nin - Sina Mali, Sina Deni (Free) (from the album “Women of Africa” via Putumayo)
13.  Oliver Mtukudzi - Neria (from the album “Neria” via Sheer Sound)
14. Habib Koité & Bamada - Wassiye (from the album “Ma Ya” via Putumayo)

Voices Of Africa

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extract from the forthcoming Mop Mop - ISLE OF MAGIC (Remixed) 
Out 02 June 2014 on Agogo Records
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Mop Mop - Loa Chant Feat. Sara Sayed (Jazzy Gentle Remix)

A Tomar Café (Latin Version)

Cesaria Evora - Petit Pays

TRAVEL BLOG 07/18 LISBON PORTUGAL:
Branko & Mayra Andrade: Reserva Pra Dois  (Cape Verde)
Sara Tavares: Balancê (Portugal)
Antonio Pelarigo: Marquês de Belas (Portugal)
Mariza: Meu Fado Meu (Portugal - Mozambique)
Gonçalo Salgueiro: Cálice de Perdão (Portugal)
Carmen Souza: Vaidade Ê Leviandade (Cape Verde)
Bâna: Mexe Mexe (Cape Verde)
Katia Guerreiro: Lisboa à Noite (Portugal - S.A)
Ricardo Ribeir: Rezando Pedi por Ti (Portugal)
Ana Moura: Moura Encantada (Portugal)
Carlos Paredes: Canção Verdes Anos (Portugal)
Carolina Tavares: O Poço de Borretem (Portugal)
Camané: Sei de um Rio (Portugal)
Lura: Na Ri Na (Cape Verde)
Bezegol & Rui Veloso: Maria (Portugal)
Mafalda Arnauth: Fado Dos Fados (Porugal)
Raquel Tavares: Deste-me um Beijo e Vivi (Portugal)
Salvador Sobral: Amar Pelos Dois (Portugal) Euro Song Contest Winner
Cesaria Evora: Cabo Verde
Amália Rodrigues: Fado Menor (Portugal)
Alfredo Duarte: Cabelo Branco (Portugal)
Live Fado: Recorded in a Bar in Lisboa 05/18 The singer is an elderly chap who was celebrating his birthday. I had the feeling he once was a powerful and popular figure. I have no idea who he was and rather idiotically failed to ask.

PORTUGUESE: Lisbon, Porto, Cape Verde down to Luanda...brilhante!

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