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Clandestino Radio
Introduction
Clandestino Radio [1] is an ISRC manager in the United States [2] as well as an audiovisual program, started in 2012, as part of the Spanish programming at KMSU radio in Minnesota [3]. Clandestino Radio was started by José Barriga[4], who hosts the show once a week.
Content
Clandestino Radio is a collection of interviews, playlists and other radio-oriented content featuring arts and cultural aspects from various parts of the globe. Clandestino Radio's guests tend to be artists and leaders from a wide variety of situations. The content is primarily bilingual with episodes in English and Spanish.
Distribution
Clandestino Radio has its own website but its content is also available on all major podcasts distributors, as well as YouTube and Instagram.