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Konkani is a language spoken by the Konkani people of India and is the official language of Goa. It is also spoken in the Indian states of Karnataka, Maharashtra and Kerala, as well as in some parts of Pakistan and East Africa. Konkani has a rich cultural heritage and is known for its unique musical style and literature.

Konkani music has a distinct style that blends Indian, Portuguese and Western influences. Some of the most popular musical artists who use the Konkani language include Lorna Cordeiro, Chris Perry, Alfred Rose, and Remo Fernandes. Lorna Cordeiro is known as the "Queen of Konkani Music" and has been a prominent figure in the Konkani music scene for over four decades. Chris Perry is known for his soulful and melodious music, while Alfred Rose is known for his unique voice and ability to blend different musical styles. Remo Fernandes is a multi-talented artist who is known for his energetic performances.

There are several radio stations that broadcast in Konkani language. Some of the popular ones include:

1. All India Radio - Goa: This is a government-owned radio station that broadcasts in Konkani and other regional languages. It is the oldest radio station in Goa and has been broadcasting for over 50 years.
2. 92.7 Big FM: This is a private radio station that broadcasts in Konkani and other regional languages. It is one of the most popular radio stations in Goa and is known for its entertaining shows and music.
3. Radio Mango: This is a private radio station that broadcasts in Konkani and other regional languages. It is known for its lively shows and popular music.

In addition to these, there are several other radio stations that broadcast in Konkani language. These include Rainbow FM, Radio Indigo, and Radio Mirchi.

In conclusion, the Konkani language has a rich cultural heritage and is known for its unique musical style and literature. With its popularity growing, Konkani language radio stations and musical artists are making a significant contribution to the Indian music industry.



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