Betto Arcos reports from the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in Washington DCBởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos is in Madrid, Spain exploring the rich and diverse world of Flamenco.Bởi BBC Radio 3

Polish singer Olga Avigail Mieleszczuk is our guide to the lost world of pre-WW2 Yiddish Tango. She explores its origins as it arrived from Argentina in the 1920s, to its then beating heart in Warsaw - and the many famous Jewish composers, who perished during the Holocaust. And we hear how Olga and others have been working to revive the music over …

Betto Arcos takes us to the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival for a celebration of cajun and zydeco musicBởi BBC Radio 3

Sigmund de Souza is our guide to the Portuguese-influenced mando tradition of GoaBởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos on the playing styles and instruments of Lima's Afro-Peruvian traditionBởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos reports from the Cosquín Folk Festival in ArgentinaBởi BBC Radio 3

Sebastian Bergholm takes us to the far north exploring the rich tradition of Sámi yoikingBởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos reports from Cali's Petronio Alvarez Festival (of Afro-Colombian music)Bởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos is our guide to the classic American Latin label Ansonia RecordsBởi BBC Radio 3

Brazilian guitarist Fabricio Mattos is our guide to the country's Choro musicBởi BBC Radio 3

Damascus-born qanun player Maya Youssef takes us on a journey around the music of SyriaBởi BBC Radio 3

Colombo-based percussionist Sumudi Suraweera is our guide to the music of Sri LankaBởi BBC Radio 3

Dipannita Acharya takes us on a journey through the music of the BaulsBởi BBC Radio 3

Every year since 2008, musicians, singers and dancers gather on both sides of the fence of the US-Mexico border between San Diego and Tijuana. They get together to celebrate life, unity and brotherhood through the music and dance of Son Jarocho, a traditional music style from Veracruz. Betto Arcos reports from last month's event for our latest Road…

Betto Arcos takes us on a sonic tour of Colombia's Festival Internacional de Cuerdas PulsadasBởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos reports from the Son Para Milo Festival in Mexico City, with a special focus on Son Huasteco, a traditional style from the north eastern part of the country.Bởi BBC Radio 3

From Calypso to Ska - DJ Alex Jordan explores the glorious music of Barbados, with music from Eddie Grant and interviews from Barbadian musicians Nikita Brown and the Mighty GabbyBởi BBC Radio 3

Musicologist Mu Qian takes us on a Road Trip to Hubei province in central ChinaBởi BBC Radio 3

Yijia Tu is our guide to the music of the Yi People of China (in Sichuan and Yunnan Provinces)Bởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos takes us to Venezuela and Colombia with a focus on the cuatro instrumentBởi BBC Radio 3

Guitarist Fabricio Mattos takes us on a journey through the Carimbó music of Brazil.Bởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos takes us on a journey through the music of the Colombian AndesBởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos reports from Valledupar, home to Vallenato, a folk style popularised in the 1990s by Carlos Vives and celebrated in the city's annual Vallenato Legend Festival.Bởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos celebrates the rich and diverse folk music scene in Argentina with a focus on female artists from Mercedes Sosa and Teresa Parodi to Nadia Larcher and La CharoBởi BBC Radio 3

Alexander Kan guides us through the revival of Russian folk music across the last centuryBởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos explores the varied and exciting folk scene of UruguayBởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos is our guide to the Trova Suriana music tradition of southern MexicoBởi BBC Radio 3

Mauro Durante is our guide to the music of Salento, southern ItalyBởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos reports from Boyacá in Colombia, home to the traditional style of CarrangaBởi BBC Radio 3

Jean-Marc Matwaki takes us on a journey through the music of the DRCBởi BBC Radio 3

Armen Manukyan takes us on a journey through the music of ArmeniaBởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos returns to Paraguay for this Road Trip, with a focus on Guaraní musicBởi BBC Radio 3

Due to the current global pandemic, most venues and performances spaces are closed and festivals cancelled. But musicians are still making music from their homes. Our intrepid guide Betto Arcos takes us on a guide to music from around Latin America that has been made during the lockdown.Bởi BBC Radio 3

Ivan Larenjeira, in this second Road Trip, takes us on a journey through Mozambique.Bởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos guides us around Montevideo, Uruguay, as it prepares for CarnivalBởi BBC Radio 3

Marija Vitas takes us on a Road Trip through the music of SerbiaBởi BBC Radio 3

Indrė Jurgelevičiūtė takes us on a journey over the last century of Lithuanian musicBởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos travels across northeast Argentina in search of Chamamé music; a genre of rural dance music absorbing Spanish, Guarani and African influencesBởi BBC Radio 3

Bill Odidi guides us through some of the greatest South African musicians, including Solomon Linda who wrote one of the most famous songs to come out of the region; 'Mbube'Bởi BBC Radio 3

In the second of two reports from Havana, Betto Arcos looks at the revival of Cuban son music; a direct result of the release of Buena Vista Social Club's first album in 1997Bởi BBC Radio 3

Chris Ryu takes us on a Road Trip to South Korea where we discover the interesting ways in which performance genre 'Pansori' is evolvingBởi BBC Radio 3

Zhadyra Zhumakulbay reports from the rich and varied musical heritage of Kazakhstan; a country landlocked between Russia and ChinaBởi BBC Radio 3

Ivan Larenjeira takes us on a Road Trip through Mafala in Maputo Mozambique.Bởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos takes us to the Portuguese capital, Lisbon, where he explores the world of the Portuguese Guitar.Bởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos reports from Havana in the first of two road trips from Cuba. This week explores the emergence of new dance music and the fusion of rumba with jazz and funkBởi BBC Radio 3

Jérôme Galabert, manager of Sakifo Records, reports from the small volcanic island of Réunion in the Indian Ocean; home to traditional Maloya and Sega musicBởi BBC Radio 3

Chirag Jain reports from India with music from the regions of Tamil Nadu and Kerala on the Arabian Sea. Also, music from the doyenne of Carnatic music, M. S. SubbulakshmiBởi BBC Radio 3

Ethnomusicologist Mu Qian takes us on a Road Trip to Guizhou province of ChinaBởi BBC Radio 3

Betto Arcos is in Quito exploring music rich in Andean traditions, including sounds of the traditional charango guitar, quena flute and music from the Quechua peopleBởi BBC Radio 3