Folk music on the radio in Guadeloupe

Guadeloupe is a Caribbean island with a rich cultural heritage, and its music reflects the diverse influences of African, French, and Caribbean cultures. The traditional music of Guadeloupe is primarily rooted in African rhythms and incorporates elements of French folk music.

One of the most popular genres of music in Guadeloupe is the folk music, which is known for its intricate rhythms, simple melodies, and distinctive instrumentation. The traditional instruments used in Guadeloupean folk music include the drum, the maracas, the triangle, the banjo, and the accordion.

Some of the most popular folk music artists in Guadeloupe include Max Télèphe, the king of Guadeloupean folk music, and Gérard La Viny, a singer and guitarist who has been described as the "Bob Dylan of Guadeloupe."

Radio stations in Guadeloupe that play folk music include Radio Vie Meilleure, which is known for its eclectic mix of traditional and contemporary music, and Radio Del Plata, which features a variety of Caribbean and Latin American music, including folk music from Guadeloupe.