Flow Radial

This online radio station focuses on the history and evolution of urban music, highlighting its experimental nature, basic sampling techniques, and spontaneous freestyles. The programming explores the genre's roots in marginalized communities across Latin America, including favelas, caseríos, barriadas, and arrabales of Afro-descendant populations, as well as diaspora cities like New York and Miami. The station emphasizes urban music as a space for multiplicity, encompassing pleasure, protest, and romance, serving as a soundtrack for both struggle and celebration. Examples cited include Puerto Rican rapper Tego Calderón and his reclamation of Black Boricua identity, and carioca funk star Tati Quebra-Barraco's themes of sexual empowerment. The station broadcasts 24 hours a day via the internet.