How we checked Radio Pipí Cucú
Everything published about this station was read from the station's own website or its own stream, and every fact below names the page it came from and the year it was read. We changed 1 thing about this entry.
What we publish, and where each part came from
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Description
Radio Pipí Cucú is a small independent station from Montevideo that has been going since February 2021 and plays music twenty-four hours a day with no advertising at all. Its own description of itself is songs and instrumentals from Uruguay, Argentina and Brazil above all, then from the rest of Latin America and the wider world. The thread running through it is the canción de autor, the singer-songwriter tradition, and that gives the day a quiet, unhurried shape rather than a run of hits. Every so often the music gives way to a poem, a short piece of text or an unusual bit of archive audio. There are no adverts and no jingles to break it up, and the same people run a companion stream of music for children called Chiveo.
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Radio Pipí Cucú | 2026 |
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Artists
Rodrigo Carazo, Domenico, Yasser Tejeda, Juliana Cortes, Lucas Santtana, Rita Payés and Lucía Fumero, Chico Buarque, Zélia Duncan, Bobby McFerrin, all logged in the station's own recent airplay
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Radio Pipí Cucú | 2026 |
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Contact route
none found. comodin.uy is not a station site at all: it is a self-hosted AzuraCast streaming control panel whose robots.txt reads "Disallow: / / Allow: /public/", so its only public surface is /public/, and it holds exactly two stations, pipi_cucu and chiveo. The bare root 302s to /public/pipi_cucu. That player page has no mailto, no tel, no WhatsApp, no social account and no contact text; its only footer line is "Desarrollado por AzuraCast". The station's own API record at /api/station/pipi_cucu declares "requests_enabled": false and an empty "url" field, and /api/station/pipi_cucu/requests answers HTTP 500 StationUnsupportedException "Esta estacion actualmente no acepta solicitudes", with /public/pipi_cucu/embed-requests returning the same 500, so the in-player song-request route the platform provides is explicitly switched off for this station. /sitemap.xml is 404. The Icecast stream metadata carries only icy-name and icy-description, no icy-url. I also opened the panel's own 404 page, whose whole footer is "Powered by AzuraCast".
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Pipi Cucu - AzuraCast (a self-hosted AzuraCast panel on comodin.uy carrying two stations, Pipi Cucu and Chiveo) | 2026 |
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Music
canción de autor and singer-songwriter music, instrumentals, Latin American and Brazilian song
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Radio Pipí Cucú | 2026 |
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Language
Spanish, with Brazilian Portuguese songs in the rotation
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Radio Pipí Cucú | 2026 |
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Kind
studio recordings, with occasional poems, short readings and rare archive audio
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Radio Pipí Cucú | 2026 |
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Where
Montevideo, Uruguay; online only
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Radio Pipí Cucú | 2026 |
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Programmes
Media Hora, nightly at 21:00 local time
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Radio Pipí Cucú | 2026 |
What we corrected
Each of these changed a field in our own entry. The reasoning is the researcher's own, recorded when the change was made.
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https://comodin.uy
what it said before was not recorded; the
reasoning usually states it
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The station has a web home after all, on its own domain: comodin.uy loads its live page, titled Pipí Cucú, with the operator's own description (Canciones y temas instrumentales de Uruguay, Argentina y Brasil), a player and a full song history, timezone America/Montevideo. The station publishes that exact address as its link on its own account. Judgement call worth a second look: the page is served by the station's self-hosted AzuraCast, so it is a station-run public player page on its own domain rather than a conventional brochure site, and the operator has left its own url field blank. |
If you think something here is wrong
Tell us which fact and what you found instead. Everything above names its source and its date, so a disagreement can be settled by looking rather than argued. Where another site disagrees with us, it is usually because it is repeating a radio directory, and occasionally because we got it wrong. We would like to know which.
Read from the station's own material; this page is generated from the
catalogue as it stands now, so it changes when the research does. Research
current as at 2026.
This entry began as: Radio Pipí Cucú — listed via Radio Browser · https://fediverse.blog/~/RadioPip%C3%ADCuc%C3%BA