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The Caribbean-inflected ensemble The Beachers is among Betto Arcos’ picks from the Panama Jazz Festival.
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When he’s not a guest of weekends on All Things Considered, Betto Arcos is traveling the world discovering new music. On this episode, he returns from the Panama Jazz Festival to share songs representing the jazz, folk and calypso influences thriving in Panama’s local music scenes. Hear the conversation at the audio link, and listen to his picks below.
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The Beachers
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03Mosaico Calypso
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The Beachers
- Song: Mosaico Calypso
Gustavo Salamin
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13La Peninsula De Azuero
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Gustavo Salamin
- Song: La Peninsula De Azuero
Afrodisíaco
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01Viene de Panamá
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Afrodisíaco
- Song: Viene de Panamá
Violeta Green
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01The Joker
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Violeta Green
- Song: The Joker