The second broadcast dedicated to Radiophonic Art from Mexico is determined by the great variety of languages in Latin America. Radio Educación, one of the partners in the vast network of RADIOTOPIA on line – on air made a selection of radiophonic pieces focusing especially on soundscapes which mediate the diversity and vividness of Mexican mega-cities as well as the cultural background of the country in an atmospheric way. They were broadcast by Kunstradio and Radio Educación within the Long Night of Radio Art in September 2002.

Radio Educación, a public cultural radio station located in Mexico City, is dedicated to promoting radio art – doing so by providing a public platform whith their special radio programm. Besides, Radio Educación is on of the main organizers of the International Radio Biennal which took place for the 4^th time in 2002 in Mexico City. Following an idea by its director, Lidia Camacho, Radio Educación features a weekly radio-art program with the title "El Arte de Escuchar El Radioarte" and, as a producer, plays an important role in promoting this specific art form.

Life’s Song von Anabella Solano
This soundpoem based on diverse latinoamerican languages such as maya, tzeltal, tenek, náhuatl and mapuche is radio artist Anabella Solano’s approach to capture the great variety of the Latin-American continent and, especially, of Mexico in a soundscape of voices and recitations – underlayed with music by Martín Balan.