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The broadcaster presents a unique program centered around residencies and experimental sound art, incorporating field recordings, processed audio, and live improvisation. Musical content frequently features loops of cassette tapes alongside diverse instrumentation including guitar, charango, clarinet, synthesizers, and percussion. The station’s programming highlights collaborations with various artists, blending electronic and acoustic elements to create unconventional sonic landscapes. A recurring element involves the integration of visual projections, often altering in response to the evolving musical performance, as demonstrated in collaborations with Sofia Gatti. The station’s programming schedule is primarily driven by its residency program, MRS (Residencias). Recent residencies have included collaborations with Inti Pujol, who contributed field recordings from cassette tapes, and Sofía Gatti, who combined guitar, charango, and visual elements in a live session. Klub der Klang, a collective comprised of Carlos Zaragoza, Andrés Toro, and Martín Sandoval, collaborated with Colombian clarinetist and composer Jennitza, utilizing loops of cassette tapes, processed guitar, synthesizers, and percussion. Mariano Sandoval, also known as Iguazú, created material using Paraguayan harp recordings and cassette loops, while a collaboration with Constanza Pellicci explored vocal experimentation and cassette loops. Andrés Toro, under the moniker Zulu Souvenirs, participated in a session involving vinyl records of international folk music and cassette loops. The station’s history is reflected in its commitment to showcasing contemporary sound art and experimental music. A notable event was the return of the duo KOAL with a special end-of-year mixtape connecting two locations. Jennitza also presented a live set featuring DJ Mais, a recording from the station's studios following two months of experimentation as part of the residency program. This performance included original compositions by Jennitza and improvisations alongside DJ Mais, further demonstrating the broadcaster’s dedication to supporting innovative musical practices. The station’s dedication to artistic exploration is evident in the diverse range of collaborators and techniques showcased through the residency program. The station fosters community engagement through its residency program, providing a platform for artists to develop and present unique projects. Streaming availability is implied by the presence of recorded sessions and live sets available on the website. A unique feature of the station is its focus on the interplay between sound and visual art, exemplified by collaborations with visual artists like Sofia Gatti. The station also highlights the work of artists like Aldo Benítez and KOAL, demonstrating a commitment to showcasing a range of musical styles and artistic approaches.