Ábrete de Orellas DLXVIII 4-marzo-2025

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Pepe Cuña asks '¿Hay alguien ahí?' before introducing Mondra's new song that blends traditional Galician music with electronics.

Ábrete de Orellas is a radio program directed by Pepe Cuña, focusing on eclectic music inspired by Galicia's concert agenda and discographic news. The episode opens with a call to listeners, followed by the new song 'Vale más un canciño' by Mondra, which mixes traditional Galician elements with electronics. It then introduces the debut album 'Far Away from You' by Ulex, a band offering classic pop-rock guitars as an alternative to the electronic trend. The program highlights various artists, including the alternative rock band X Seria and the veteran rock group Cenzar, with mentions of their upcoming concerts in venues like Crazy Cray Chamber in Cambados. Brazilian singer Leo Midea is featured, discussing his pandemic balcony shows and tour dates in Galicia, such as at Mardi Gras in Coruña. The episode includes a segment on Guadigalego's show 'Sintese Horizonte' and recommendations for his piece 'O Mundo Está Parado'. It transitions to hip-hop with Hugo GZ's solo album, containing socially conscious lyrics, and mentions MOU's new piece 'POSSIBILITY' with Loli Nogueira. The Portuguese-Galician duo Mocho Gris is promoted for their concert at Asociación Acéfala in Coruña. The program concludes with the debut album 'Daydreaming' by María López, who plays multiple instruments like zanfona and gaitas, recorded at Río Records in Ferrol. Throughout, Pepe Cuña emphasizes opening ears to different styles and enjoying music without prejudices, supported by community radio stations across Galicia.

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