radio nacional puerto leguízamo 100.3 fm

Puerto Leguízamo sits deep in Putumayo, on the river, hours from anything you'd call a big city. The radio there matters more than it does in Bogotá. This signal runs at a modest 32kbps, so it's not for audiophiles. Doesn't matter. What comes through is vallenato, cumbia, and the occasional early-hours block of música llanera, plus news about river levels, crops, and local politics you won't find in the national papers. You'll hear Diomedes Díaz and Los Gaiteros de San Jacinto in the same hour, and nobody thinks that's strange. Presenters speak plainly, in Spanish, to people who live where the…