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Here's a station that makes you do a double take. It's called RÁDIO EU SOU GOIÁS, which means 'I am Goiás', but it's broadcasting from Portugal, not Brazil. That's a beautiful kind of cultural mashup. Listening to RÁDIO EU SOU GOIÁS live feels like stumbling into a community radio that's proudly wearing two flags. The programming, as far as I can tell, leans on the music of central Brazil, with plenty of sertanejo and forró, but there's also room for Portuguese fado and mainstream pop. It's not trying to be sophisticated. That's exactly why it works. The 128kbps stream is decent enough for bac…
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