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Theoretically you could extract the pakchunkEN_VO-WindowsNoEditor.pak with something like UE4PakUnpacker so that you have all the music in the game. Then convert the Tropico 4 music to .wav files and use WwiseAudio to convert those to .wem files. Add those to the \Tropico6\Content\WwiseAudio\Windows folder you created earlier and then put it back into a .pak file using Sladernimo’s Pack_Tools. Then put the new .pak file back into the C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Tropico 6\Tropico6\Content\Paks.
After you have done all of that, it will probably still not work because there is most likely a play list with the names of all the .wem files somewhere else in the game.
But I am not sure it would play the songs. I can not find any file that contains a song list, but I am thinking there has to be one, otherwise how would the game know what songs are safe songs for streaming? It might be something that is compiled into the exe.