The Last Playlist w/ Luis Felipe Farfán, Pablo Neruda + Amigos 11th August 2020

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CARLOS RENÉ: SINFONÍA PARA LOS ENAMORADOS SOLITARIOS

Join us for monthly sessions with Carlos René, co-founder of Casa Calypso record shop in Mexico City. Carlos specializes in uncovering rare Latin American recordings and has a passion for a diverse range of genres, including cumbia, Latin funk, Mexican garage rock & psych, boogaloo, and other rare grooves. Let Carlos take you on a captivating musical journey through the vibrant sounds of Latin America that will keep you grooving any time of the day.

DOLLAR COUNTRY

Local, regional, and unknown country singles shared from the dusty bins of America. https://dollarcountry.org/

Pop Rock N Roll Talk

"The Last Playlist" explores mortality via songs people want at their funerals. Guests share stories ranging from hilarious to heartbreaking, discussing their musical choices while exploring death, grief, and what makes life worth living. Each episode weaves together music and conversation to celebrate life's complexities and honor its inevitable end.

Tracklist

Roberto Jordan, Roberto Jordan, Los ZignosLos Zignos
Hazme Una Señal (Gimme A Little Sign)
Pasteles VerdesPasteles Verdes
Hipocresia
Juan GabrielJuan Gabriel
Ya Lo Sé Que Tú Te Vas

Rocio DurcalRocio Durcal
Amor Eterno
José Luis PeralesJosé Luis Perales
Y ¿Cómo Es Él?
Roberto CarlosRoberto Carlos
El Gato Que Está Triste Y Azul
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Los Angeles NegrosLos Angeles Negros
Debut Y Despedida
Leonardo FavioLeonardo Favio
Fuiste Mia Un Verano
Los Pasteles VerdesLos Pasteles Verdes
Recuerdos De Una Noche
Los TerricolasLos Terricolas
Luto En El Alma
Cesar Costa Y OrquestaCesar Costa Y Orquesta
La Chica Mala = Bad Girl
Mayte GaosMayte Gaos
Vete Con Ella
Los RogersLos Rogers
Noches y Dias Perdidos
MecanoMecano
Cruz De Navajas
José JoséJosé José
El Triste