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Breton is a Celtic language spoken in Brittany, a region in the northwest of France. Despite its minority status, there is a vibrant music scene in Breton language, with popular artists such as Alan Stivell, Nolwenn Leroy, and Tri Yann. Breton music often combines traditional Celtic elements with modern influences, creating a unique sound that reflects the region's rich cultural heritage.

There are several radio stations in Brittany that broadcast in Breton language, including Radio Kerne, Arvorig FM, and France Bleu Breizh Izel. Radio Kerne, based in Quimper, is one of the most popular stations, offering a mix of news, music, and cultural programming in Breton language. Arvorig FM, based in Carhaix, specializes in Breton music and hosts live performances from local musicians. France Bleu Breizh Izel is a regional station that broadcasts in Breton language for a few hours each week, in addition to its regular French programming.

Breton language is an important part of Brittany's cultural identity, and the music and radio programming in the language help to preserve and promote this unique linguistic heritage.



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