Zona escolar, imaginación comunicativa de la escuela en la radio. Programa: " Cultura y el patrimonio de los pueblos "

Abstract

The central theme of the program is the culture and heritage of the people, with a focus on food, flavors, and music. The program begins with a song highlighting the culture of the Colombian Pacific. The hosts emphasize the importance of discussing cultural traditions and their resilience in the face of loss of identity. They argue that food, with its ancestral flavors and recipes, is a fundamental part of who we are culturally, a knowledge that is passed down from generation to generation. In the "Footnote" section of the program, there is an interview with Maia Castro, a prominent tango and milonga singer and composer from Montevideo, Uruguay. She describes her music as a blend of River Plate genres, such as tango and milonga, fused with other styles such as rap and rock. She mentions her influences, including figures such as Carlos Gardel, Alfredo Zitarrosa, and Chavela Vargas. Castro, who has toured Europe and other countries several times, expresses his desire to visit Colombia, a country he perceives as joyful and one that has made progress despite its history of conflict. The interview highlights the value of alternative and cultural music, often ignored by mainstream media, and the importance of cultural exchange between Latin American countries.