Spanish Culture, Part II

[(miguel)]

Hope you all like this. This is a radio show from RNE, the spanish national radio. It's called 'Flor de Pasión'. The DJ is a well-known expert on fifties and sixties music. Don't matter if you don't understand spanish, just listen to the music. This particular show was broadcasted just three days ago. Enjoy!

http://www.rtve.es/mediateca/audios/200 ... -de-pasion

[(ricardo_vicente)]

Thanks, Miguel. I have to catch up with some work tomorrow so I'll listen to that whilst I'm doing so.

[(ricardo_vicente)]

Thanks to that great programme I've just discovered this superb psychedlic band ...

http://www.myspace.com/thequarterafter (WARNING: includes Rickenbacker content and may provoke dangerous bouts of RAS!)

[(kiramdear)]

Thanks, guys, I always enjoy international programming with American content. It makes me feel like I'm on holiday

Sadly, MySpace has crashed my computer again so I'm unable to enjoy the Latin psychedelia.

I have a good friend from Chile who acquainted me with Sumo, Los Tres, Los Jaivas, Tijuana No!, and a lot of other fun and great music in Spanish language. Oh, and I love Silvio Rodriguez, and also the great folkloric singers, Victor Jara, et al. I don't need to know what the words mean to understand the feeling of the music

[(ricardo_vicente)]

Sadly, MySpace has crashed my computer again so I'm unable to enjoy the Latin psychedelia.

The only thing Spanish about the band is the name of the city they're from ..... Los Angeles!

[(phlemmy)]

Gracias por compartir. Trabajo con mucha gente de espana. He aprendido mucho de la cultura, la comida y la musica. Comi paella hace 3 dias! que rico!

[(miguel)]

Gracias a ti por visitarnos, Phlemmy. ¡Seguro que la paella estaba muy rica! ¡Buen provecho!