Coming up on Big City Small World at 5:05:
Quique Escamilla tells us what inspired his festival happening next Saturday near Hamilton
A track from Tara moneka who's performing at an event inspired by Royal Ontario Museum's powerful Being and Belonging exhibit +++

Arsenal mood and Manchester United mood in an image:

SCENES AT THE EMIRATES!
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Getting ready for another amazing episode of Big City Small World with Errol Nazareth at 5pm!

Today’s show features the magnificent new album “Cry Me A River” by Hilario Duran and His Latin Jazz Big Band with special guest OKAN! (@AlmaRecordsCAN)

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'Through the trees comes autumn with her serenade,
Melodies, the sweetest music ever played.'

Tune in to hear the all-Colombian edition of Frequencies tonight with Errol Nazareth. Frequencies is on CBC Music Plays today Friday on CBC Radio One at 11 p.m, and Sunday on CBC Music at 4 p.m. (ET).

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Tune in to hear the all-Colombian edition of Frequencies tonight with Errol Nazareth. Frequencies is on CBC Music every Tuesday at 6 p.m. (ET), every Friday on CBC Radio One at 11 p.m, and every Sunday on CBC Music at 4 p.m. (ET). #northsidekuisi #eagleandcondorprophecy

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The Guardian calls Enji's sound 'an elegant and powerful twist on traditional Mongolian music.' We agree.
A song from the Ulaanbaatar-born singer is next on @cbcmusic
And we'll close with Closing Time, the latest track from Montreal's Hua Li 化力
Thanks for tuning in!

Music next from two former members of Buena Vista Social Club:
Eliades Ochoa, the Cuban singer & guitarist, is up first with a track featuring blues harmonica player Charlie Musselwhite.
And then a song by Omara Portuondo, who was well-known in Cuba before she sang with BVSC.