Calimbre Radio

The station focuses on showcasing music originating from the Canary Islands, described as “Sonidos Canarios” – music that moves the islands. The broadcaster provides a platform for a diverse range of artists and genres, emphasizing a connection to the local culture and artistic expression. Recent musical highlights include tracks by Quevedo, whose new single ‘Ni borracho’ is presented as a tribute to the islands, blending Latin rhythms and sounds with elements of wind and timbal. Other featured artists include Jefrry Morales, K-Anarias, St. Pedro, Kilombo Improvisado, Kilian Viera, Dácil Santana, Daniel Calero, DJ Iván Santana, Parranda Cuasquías, Aldara, Ray Castellano, Pipe Tovar, Alba, Coque Malla, Mario Vega, and Juseph. The station also highlights collaborations, such as the remix of ‘Lo Admito’ by Aldara and the collaboration between Ray Castellano and Yuliet Abreu on ‘La Papina.’ The station's programming includes a mix of music and cultural announcements. A recent collaboration between Coque Malla and Mario Vega resulted in ‘La Ópera de Los Tres Centavos,’ a spoken-word theater production. The broadcaster also promotes cultural events, such as the ‘Procesando el futuro en clave de humanismo biodigital’ conferences held at the Centro de Cultura Audiovisual de Schaman. A performance by the Orquesta de Cámara Sonartia is scheduled for June 1st at the Centro Cultural Federico García Lorca. The music selection features a variety of tracks, including ‘Samba en Delhi’ by Jefrry Morales, ‘Culpable’ by K-Anarias and St. Pedro, ‘Soy Canaria’ by Kilombo Improvisado and Kilian Viera, and ‘Pa Que?’ by Dácil Santana. DJ Iván Santana contributes remixes, including a remix of ‘Invitación al Carnaval’ featuring Parranda Cuasquías, and a remix of ‘Lo Admito’ by Aldara. News updates, identified as “El Tiempo Noticias EDM Red Social,” are also included in the broadcast. The station’s commitment extends beyond music, actively supporting local artists and cultural initiatives. The broadcaster encourages submissions from artists, providing a direct contact email address: calimbre@calimbre.com. The emphasis on “Sonidos Canarios” suggests a long-standing dedication to preserving and promoting the unique musical heritage of the islands. The inclusion of theater productions and cultural event announcements further underscores the station's role as a community hub, connecting artists, audiences, and cultural institutions. The station's support for diverse artistic expressions demonstrates a commitment to enriching the cultural landscape. The station offers a free application for listeners to access its content. It also utilizes social media platforms for news dissemination, identified as “El Tiempo Noticias EDM Red Social.” The station’s focus on “Sonidos Canarios” and the promotion of local artists and cultural events suggest a strong connection to the community it serves, acting as a vital platform for showcasing the islands' artistic talent and cultural vibrancy.