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Radio Babilonia doesn't care about your expectations. Stream the station live from Uruguay and you'll hear it move between genres with zero warning. One moment you're catching Jorge Drexler's intricate lyrics, the next some obscure Italian disco track. That unpredictability is the draw. For a small country, Uruguay has a surprisingly rich music scene - from candombe to indie rock - and this station taps into it all. Daytime blocks are more accessible, but late night gets weird. You might hear a tango followed by lo-fi beats. It's not for everyone. But if you want a genuine taste of Uruguayan r…
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