Friday, June 24, 3-4 PM EDT Línea Abierta. Interviews featuring leading members of the groups Sones de México from Chicago, Los Camperos de Valles from San Luis Potosí, and Ecos de Borinquen from New York. This program is co-hosted with Ligia Mazariegos from Radio Michoacán's state network in Morelia, Mexico.

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Friday, June 24, 10 PM EDT - 1 AM EDT The Mexican Son. Live concert featuring Los Camperos de Valles and Sones de México. Los Camperos de Valles is a trio from the Mexican cattle-herding region known as La Huasteca. Sones de México is a sex-member ensemble dedicated to performing styles of regional Mexican music mixed with contemporary styles.

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Saturday, June 25, 10 PM EDT - 1 AM EDT Music and Poetry. Live concert featuring Los Camperos de Valles and Ecos de Borinquen. This program explores the common historic roots of the Mexican coplas and the Puerto Rican décimas. Ecos de Borinquen is made up of eight musicians who represent the best of today's múica jíbara from Puerto Rico.

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Sunday, June 26, 10 PM EDT - 1 AM EDT Jíbaro Music. Live concert featuring Ecos de Borinquen.

Friday, July 1, 3-4 PM EDT Línea Abierta. Interviews featuring leading members of Los Pleneros de la 21 from New York, Eliseo y su Chanchona Melódica Oriental based in Washington, DC and the JCJ band from Washington, DC.

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Saturday, July 2, 10 PM EDT - 1 AM EDT Community in New York and Washington. Live concert featuring Eliseo y su Chanchona Melódica Oriental, a seven-member ensemble with roots in rural Eastern El Salvador and Los Pleneros de la 21, who for 25 years have performed strong Afro-Puerto Rican music known as bomba and plena.

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Sunday, July 3, 10 PM EDT - 1 AM EDT The Dance Scene. Live concert featuring Los Pleneros de la 21 and the JCJ Band, a dance band that specializes in popular Dominican merengue.

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