Ábrete de Orellas, DCIII, 7-abril-2026

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Chicharrón dedicates their new song 'Collision and Deriva' to sensitive people suffering in an increasingly unempathetic world.

The episode begins with Pepe Cuña introducing the show's focus on music made in Galicia and from abroad. He starts with Chicharrón's new album 'Temporal', specifically the song 'Collision and Deriva', which is dedicated to sensitive people in an unempathetic world. The host then reviews musical news, including Medio Orchestra's third album 'De aquí e de acolá' and a letter from Carlos Gómez about his song 'Postfracaso'. He mentions a legendary band's new videoclip 'Parabéns' and MJ Pérez's album 'Cowardice' with upcoming concerts. Tesouro's second album 'No Centro do Mundo' is discussed, noting it features a poem by Lois Pereiro and will be physically edited by Hunky Punky Records. The episode covers the Basque band Itzaki Gardeinac, their album 'Sitzak', and their tour dates in Galicia. Pulpa's album 'Ritos del Nuevo Mundo' is introduced, with their concert in Ferrol sharing the night with Zabala. Zabala's Carla Romano sends a message to listeners and announces their third album 'The Light'. The debut album 'AT' by Nimbus is featured, describing its mix of Galician roots, poetry, jazz, and classical music. Pablo Sanmamed's new project 'A Estrela Mostrada' is mentioned, blending ancient music and contemporary jazz. The episode concludes with a piece by Sun Ra made for a quantum congress, celebrating the 603rd edition.

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