Transglobal World Music Chart: Junio 2026
Transglobal World Music Chart: June 2026

Repaso libre a la Transglobal World Music Chart de este mes, confeccionada a través de la votación de un panel de divulgadores de las músicas del mundo de todos los continentes, del que los hacedores de Mundofonías somos cocreadores y coimpulsores. Disfrutamos con sones indoelectrónicos, barroco-orientales, klezmáticos, colombianos, occitanos, italianos y malienses. El número 1 nos llega desde Brasil: Seu Jorge.

A free overview of this month’s Transglobal World Music Chart, compiled through the voting of a panel of world music specialists from all continents, of which the makers of Mundofonías are co-creators and co-promoters. We enjoy Indo-electronic, Baroque-Oriental, klezmatic, Colombian, Occitan, Italian and Malian sounds. The number 1 comes to us from Brazil: Seu Jorge.

– Karsh Kale – Tabla beat scientist – Dust
– Hiram Salsano & Marcello De Carolis – Sona chitarra – Hirundini
– Paolo Angeli & Tenore Murales de Orgosolo – No sias isciau (seria) – Vinti ’e maju
– Gaoussou ‘Sobra’ Kouyate – Sadjona – Sobra dance
– Constantinople & Holland Baroque – Heaven lives in the other – Dialogos: Francis of Assisi meets Malik al-Kamil
– Mah Damba – Nantan – Taabolo Koura
– The Klezmatics – Forty year freylekhs – We were made for these times
– Nuevos Ríos – La luna – Nuevos ríos
– Cocanha – Adissiatz palhassonaira – Flame folclòre
– Seu Jorge – Quando chego [+ Marisa Monte] – The other side

👤 Seu Jorge (📸 B+)

The Klezmatics

RNE Audio

El klezmer es una música nacida entre las comunidades judías de Europa central y oriental que viajó a los Estados Unidos con las grandes migraciones de finales del XIX y principios del XX. A partir de 1986, The Klezmatics han catalizado la escena klezmer de Nueva York, celebrando ahora su 40 aniversario con una serie de reediciones y la publicación de un nuevo álbum: “We were made for these times”.

Klezmer is a musical tradition born among the Jewish communities of Central and Eastern Europe that travelled to the United States with the great migrations of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Since 1986, The Klezmatics have been a driving force in the New York klezmer scene. They are now celebrating their 40th anniversary with a series of reissues and the release of a new album: “We Were Made for These Times”.

– The Klezmatics – Fun tashlikh – Rhythm + Jews revisited
– The Klezmatics – Un du akerst [+ La Manga, Lavender Light Gospel Choir] – We were made for these times

👥 The Klezmatics (📸 Adrian Buckmaster)