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Bavarian is a regional language spoken in the southeastern state of Bavaria in Germany. It is one of the major dialects of the German language and has a distinct character and vocabulary. Bavarian has a rich musical heritage, with many popular songs and musical acts using the language. Some of the most famous Bavarian musical artists include the Bavarian comedian and singer Gerhard Polt, the rock band Haindling, and the folk music group LaBrassBanda. Bavarian music is often characterized by its upbeat and lively melodies, and its use of traditional instruments such as the accordion, zither, and alpine horns.

There are several radio stations in Bavaria that broadcast in the Bavarian language. Some of the most popular radio stations in the region include Bayern 1, Bayern 2, and Bayern 3, which offer a mix of news, music, and cultural programming in both Bavarian and Standard German. Other popular stations include Antenne Bayern, Charivari, and Radio Gong, which focus more on music and entertainment. These stations often feature popular Bavarian music, as well as interviews with local musicians and cultural figures.



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