TBD with Yvette and Yeyo: Recent Episodes
Yvette and Yeyo
A podcast by two friends, Yvette and Yeyo. Join them as they talk all things music and just about everything in between.
Happy New Year! Yvette & Yeyo are back and talking all things PUNK! Tune in for a good laugh and learn a thing or two with you favorite music enthusiasts!
In the same room for the first time in a year and a half and recording together for the first time ever, we bring it on! Tune in for an unedited episode where we share the songs we currently have on repeat and obvi tons of laughter🤘🏾
Are you ready for another episode full of laughter? Join us for a conversation on Black History Month, AfroLatinidad, the origins of Horchata and of course, MUSIC!
We are back! If you missed our laughter, you'll be getting tons of it on this episode. We are kicking the year off talking about the history of rock in Latin America! Travel to Argentina, Colombia, Mexico and Brazil with us and be ready to rock out!
Brace yourselves because this is a long one! Listen to your favorite comrades talk about issues that have inspired songs of protest and dissent.
This episode is jam packed with laughter! Listen to your favorite pseudo ethnomusicologists discuss the impact of Cumbia in Latin America. They bring you a variety of Cumbia tunes, from its native Colombia to Cumbia Villera in Argentina and take you on a trip through the Amazon via Cumbia Chicha (psychedelic cumbia) all the way to Mexico where Cumbia is basically life! Enjoy!
In this episode your favorite music lovers talk all about the black women that have been erased from rock and roll history and ultimately their legacy. From the godmother of rock and roll, Sister Rosetta Tharpe to Beyonce reclaiming rock and everything in between. Hope you learn something new and enjoy! #blacklivesmatter
Laugh with your favorite music lovers as they talk about the songs helping them get through long quarantine days.
Padiux! That means hello in Zapoteco. Listen to your (soon to be) favorite music lovers introduce themselves and talk about music from Oaxaca, from boleros to Zapotec synth-pop. Enjoy!