EPISODE · Nov 19, 2018

Crossover | 18 Novembre 2018

from Crossover Archives - Radio Campus Tours - 99.5 FM

Émission du 18 Novembre 2018 Le temps est beau mais froid, Tropic Tonic embarque pour deux heures de chaleur avec des musiques internationales de l'ouest africain, du Nigéria, les west indies... 3 animateurs radio d'envergure locale pour deux heures de sons enjailleurs. Omar Souleyman - Leh Jani Tchico Tchicaya et les soukous machine - Soukous Machine Théo Blaise Kounkou - Lina Essie Les Asselards - Seliba Honky Tonk Soca - Carlie's roots Viking Guadeloupe - Rouconnet Ca The Yorouba Singers - Drums make the world go round The Yorouba Singers - Frustration The Yorouba Singers - Lingo Steve Black - Everybody broke Steve Black - Make the World Steve Black - Give me some loving Georgette da Mocidade - Chuva na Favela Supercombo los Tropicales - El Arenal La Negra del Ritmo - Yo Tengo une cosa Lucho Bermudez su Orquestra - Colombia Tierra Querida Avelino Munoz y su conjunto - Papelito Blanco Gatanga Boyz - Tiga et Kundega, Hide and Smile rmx

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