La Alternativa
                      
                  
             
            Wednesdays, 10 to 11 p.m.
        
    
    
    
        
    
    
        A one-hour specialty show that serves the culturally rich communities of Milwaukee and beyond by delivering the very best from the Latin alternative scene. Our mission is clear: to curate a blend of emerging and established artists within the Latin diaspora, while concurrently providing a platform to champion our growing local music scene.
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                        The Puerto Rican artist's new single sparks a desire to move, as well as consider whether it's fair to liken its subject to chaos incarnate.
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                        Things get very visual as we spotlight Idea Blanco's new single (and its very cool video), along with a groundbreaking film and its soundtrack.
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                        The vocals are at full volume in our latest collection of the best Latin alternative, even when they opt for a lighter touch.
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                        We're dropping in on contemporary Cuban sounds and checking out Lafourcade's new single that sees her trying a different approach.
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                        Called "the voice of a new generation of Mexican folk," Estrada delivers an intensely theatrical single from her upcoming album.
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                        If you’re new to Tribal, think of it as the perfect fusion of electronic dance beats with cumbia and other regional Mexican sounds.
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                        This week’s episode is extra special because we dedicated it to honoring Bad Bunny and his historic residency at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot, better known as "El Choli."
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                        The last 12 months haven been transformative for La Alternativa and its listeners as we crafted a sound that's almost unheard of in Milwaukee.
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                        We kick off this episode with Chicago’s Jesse Baez, whose Guatemalan upbringing immersed him in a rich fusion of both cultures.
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                        The title track from La Doña’s latest album — a brilliant fusion of education, sexuality, activism and culture — was the perfect start to this episode.