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Austronesian languages are a group of languages spoken in Southeast Asia and the Pacific. Some of the most widely spoken Austronesian languages include Indonesian, Malay, Tagalog, Javanese, and Hawaiian. These languages have a rich history and culture, and music plays an important role in their traditions.

Many popular musical artists from Austronesian-speaking countries use their native language in their music. In Indonesia, singers such as Anggun, Yura Yunita, and Tulus incorporate Bahasa Indonesia into their songs. In the Philippines, artists like Sarah Geronimo and Bamboo Mañalac sing in Tagalog. In Taiwan, indigenous artists like Ayal Komod and Suming perform in the Austronesian languages of Amis and Paiwan, respectively.

There are also radio stations that broadcast in Austronesian languages. In Indonesia, RRI Pro2 broadcasts in regional languages like Javanese, Sundanese, and Balinese. In the Philippines, there are several radio stations that broadcast in Tagalog, Cebuano, and other regional languages, including DZRH and Bombo Radyo. In Taiwan, the indigenous radio station ICRT broadcasts in Amis and other indigenous languages.

Overall, Austronesian languages have a rich musical tradition that is still alive and thriving today. From Indonesia to Taiwan to the Philippines and beyond, these languages are celebrated through music and radio programming.



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