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If you like polka

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vchimpanzee

On "To Tell The Truth" the man who was telling the truth won 18 Grammys for polka.

On a Spanish language station, what should you be looking for?

I listen to a classic country station at 98.1 when I am within range but if I happen to drive through this one city, there is a Regional Mexican station on 98.3.

Some songs have an accordion. Some have a tuba and trumpets. What artists or what style might these be?
 
vchimpanzee said:
On "To Tell The Truth" the man who was telling the truth won 18 Grammys for polka.

On a Spanish language station, what should you be looking for?

I listen to a classic country station at 98.1 when I am within range but if I happen to drive through this one city, there is a Regional Mexican station on 98.3.

Some songs have an accordion. Some have a tuba and trumpets. What artists or what style might these be?
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Tuba: that's a style called "banda" and originated in Sinaloa in NW Mexico.
Accordion: that's "norteña" and comes from northern and northeastern Mexico.

These are the two principal styles in "regional Mexican" today.

There are dozens and dozens of major artists in each style.
 
I've heard these stations have these multiple styles but I thought they might be separate. This station seemed to have them together.
 
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