Cayetano César Concepción Martínez, (1909 1974), was a Puerto Rican musician and composer, who brought the music of his native land to La...

Puerto Rican Gilberto Santa Rosa, known as "El Caballero de la Salsa" (the salsa gentleman), turned into a more intimate and...

The hegemony of Willie Colón and Héctor Lavoe in the circuit of rising youth bands in New York around the middle of the 1960s was consolid...

1. Burrito de Fango 2. Acumulando Punto 3. Diferentes Caminos 4. La Fiera 5. El Guapo 6. Reir Llorando 7. Piel Morena 8. Me Voy Querien...

1. Mis Amigos 2. Soy Feliz 3. Porque Quiero 4. Borinquen 5. Mí Guaguancó 6. Lautaro 7. Mujer 8. Olvidate de Mi 9. Salsa ...

Late in the '50s, Alegre label-head Al Santiago was inspired by the loose, funky sound of the live-in-the-studio Cuban Jam Session ...

The Godfather of Salsa Jerry Masucci founder of Fania records put together these two albums. Salsa at it's...

This is a recording by one of the most adventurous, interesting, and -- more simply -- best bands extant. The story is told by the instrum...

Puerto Rico-based Mulenze is led by bass player/producer Edwin Moráles. They are a salsa orquesta with a line-up of two trumpets, two t...

Fast, funny, and furious is what can best describe Santiago's TH debut. This is the one with all his now-trademark hits: the title tu...