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Echo System by Cercle

Echo System by Cercle

By: Cercle
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An immersive podcast from a curious traveler, exploring the heart and soul of a place through its arts, culture, and the stories of its communities.


Cercle is a global platform celebrating music, aesthetics, and heritage, showcasing unique artists in unique locations. Wherever we host shows, concerts, or experiences, we record this podcast—discovering each place’s cultural ecosystem, sharing fresh perspectives, and bringing the world straight to you.


So turn up your headphones and escape somewhere new—guided by local characters, immersive sounds, and authentic music.


Presented & produced by Frank McWeeny. Executive Producers: Marcelo Velit & Derek Barbolla.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

© 2024 Cercle SAS Music Social Sciences Travel Writing & Commentary
Episodes
  • Mexico City (part 3): Ballet Folklorico, Izta-Popo & Odyssey Finale

    Mexico City (part 3): Ballet Folklorico, Izta-Popo & Odyssey Finale
    Dec 9 2025

    In this final chapter of our three-part adventure, we get rare access to a dance rehearsal with Ballet Folklórico de México, hike between Iztaccíhuatl and Popocatépetl volcanoes that frame the city’s skyline, and close out this adventure at the final Cercle Odyssey concert of our Mexican run.


    Featuring: Roberto Mosqueda (dancer, actor & writer), Javi Puente (founder of Casa Pepe Hostel & president of Mexico City Hotel Association), Carlos (hiking guide) and Derek Barbolla (Cercle Founder & Artistic Director).


    Presented & produced by Frank McWeeny. Executive producers: Marcelo Velit & Derek Barbolla. Location videography: Hanani Palomares.


    If you’re loving the journey, please leave us a review! It really helps us reach more curious listeners like you.

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    37 mins
  • Mexico City (part 2): Astrid Hadad, Teotihuacan & Xochimilco

    Mexico City (part 2): Astrid Hadad, Teotihuacan & Xochimilco
    Dec 4 2025

    We’re in Mexico City for the first-ever Cercle Odyssey concert!


    In chapter two of this three-part adventure, we discover the world of Mexican cabaret, get a glimpse of what life might’ve been like in this region nearly 2,000 years ago, and hop on a boat surrounded by floating mariachi…literally!


    Featuring: Roberto Mosqueda (dancer, Actor & Writer), Hanani Palomares (Photographer), Astrid Hadad (Singer, Performer & Activist), Mariana Puga (Founder of Tekpan Tours).


    Presented & produced by Frank McWeeny. Executive producers: Marcelo Velit & Derek Barbolla. Location videography: Hanani Palomares.


    If you’re loving the journey, please leave us a review! It really helps us reach more curious listeners like you.

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    38 mins
  • Mexico City (part 1)

    Mexico City (part 1)
    Nov 25 2025

    We’re in Mexico City for the first-ever Cercle Odyssey concert!


    In chapter one of this three-part adventure, we dive into the city’s electric blend of energy, history, and music. We jam with singer-songwriter Macario Martinez, whose track “Sueña lindo, corazón” broke the internet overnight; soak in the sounds of Mariachi trumpets; hear stories of pre-Hispanic life in the Zócalo; and step inside the world’s first fully 360-degree immersive concert experience.


    Featuring: Roberto Mosqueda (Dancer, Actor & Writer), Rodrigo Historias Chidas (Historian & Podcaster), Macario Martinez (Singer & Songwriter), Derek Barbolla (Cercle Founder & Artistic Director).


    Presented & produced by Frank McWeeny. Executive producers: Marcelo Velit & Derek Barbolla. Location videography: Hanani

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    32 mins
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