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Named after Roquette Pinto, the father of Brazilian radio, this station carries a legacy few can match. The programming dives deep into Brazilian musical heritage - classic samba from Cartola, choro from Pixinguinha, and contemporary MPB from artists like Gilberto Gil. It's not flashy. There's no commercial interruption, just carefully curated blocks that feel like a history lesson you actually enjoy. Daytime slots lean educational, sometimes mixing in spoken word pieces about Brazilian culture. By night, the music takes over completely - expect long stretches of instrumental bossa or experime…
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