A podcast from the Rio Grande Valley
A conversation at the crossroads of culture, identity, and sound.
Note: This conversation was recorded in late March 2026, so a few references (like upcoming events) may have already taken place by the time you're listening.A tire explodes five minutes before a high
A groundbreaking musical movement is taking shape in South Texas, and Mirelle Acuña stands at its center. In this enlightening conversation, the co-founder of the RGV International Mariachi Conference
Carlos Peralez sits down with Charros y Clásicos to share a remarkable journey that spans nearly five decades of balancing professional engineering with passionate musicianship. With violin in hand si
When classical music plays in a baby's nursery, does it really make a difference? For Moises Llanes, those early moments with Beethoven and Brahms symphonies resonating through his crib shaped a lifel
Charros y Clásicos explores how music becomes a bridge between tradition and transformation. Hosted by Joel Lee Ozuna and Miguel Javier Gutierrez, each episode is a conversation with the musicians, educators, and storytellers who live at the intersection of mariachi and classical music.
Rooted in the Rio Grande Valley, this podcast celebrates the culture, community, and craft behind the music that shapes our identity.
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