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Rádio Fandango 102.5 FM doesn't try to reinvent the wheel. It's a workhorse station, the kind you hear from a bar in Recife or a car in São Paulo. The name nods to the traditional Fandango dance, and the music follows suit: a mix of forró, samba, and MPB that keeps feet moving. You won't find experimental deep cuts here. That's fine. This is music radio Brazil style: reliable, energetic, and unpretentious. The DJs keep chatter minimal, letting tracks from Gilberto Gil, Elba Ramalho, and newer artists like Liniker do the talking. Daytime slots lean toward populist hits, while evenings dig into…
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