Muzikpluvo is a CD released in 1996 with a capella songs in Esperanto by the Dutch choral group Akordo.

For this CD, Akordo mainly chose medieval and folk songs from its repertoire. The CD contains more than twenty songs from different countries and eras, as well as an original Esperanto song. All songs on the CD are in Esperanto, often translated specifically for Akordo.

After a long period when the CD was sold out, it was rereleased in 2005 by Roel Haveman. And in April 2018 Vinilkosmo released the digital version of the album, adding two more songs from other discs: "Venko venko" in the Vinilkosmo-Kompil ' Vol. 2 (1996), and "La espero" on a CD in the manual Esperanto - grammatica met oefeningen (1999).

This digital re-edition will allow a new audience to discover it, and fans of the old album of choral singing to rediscover it. But, like good wine, it always gives pleasure!

Akordo in this album are:
- Rineke Hoens : soprano
- Saskia Idzerda : soprano/alto
- Ineke Bourguignon-Slis : soprano
- Marwine van der Molen : alto
- Sander van Huijzen: tenor
- Danny ten Haaf: basse
- Arjen-Sjoerd de Vries: bass.

Translators:
Roel Haveman, Saskia Idzerda, Arjen-Sjoerd de Vries, Dario Besseghini, William Harvey, Simo Milojević.

Booklet graphics cover and lay-out: Rolfo Ernst.
Photos: Akordo.