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Formats and Editions
1. Hector Lavoe - El Cantante
2. Hector Lavoe - Mi Gente
3. Fania All Stars - Djobi Djoba
4. Ismael Miranda - Galeria Tres
5. Ismael Rivera - El Nazareno
6. Ismael Miranda - Senor Sereno
7. Ismael Rivera - Las Caras Lindas
8. Willie Colon ; Ruben Blades - Plastico
9. Sonora Poncena - Madrugando
10. Johnny Pacheco - Tres Dias De Carnaval
11. Celia Cruz ; Johnny Pacheco - Quimbara
12. Hector Lavoe - Periodico De Ayer
13. Bobby Valentin - Tu Rica Boca
14. Roberto Roena - Estas Equivocado
15. Richie Ray ; Bobby Cruz - Sonido Bestial
16. Justo Bettancourt - Pa Bravo Yo
17. Tito Puente - La Mija De Lola
18. Ismael Rivera - El Mesias
19. Roberto Roena - Tu Locoloco Yo Tranquilo
20. Bobby Valentin - Amor De Fax
21. Orchestra Harlow - El Malecon
22. Roberto Blades - Lagrimas
23. Johnny Pacheco - La Essencia Del Guanganco
24. Hector Lavoe - El Todoporoso
25. Fania All Stars - Nina
26. Johnny Pacheco - La Sopa En Botella
27. Pete El Conde Rodriguez - Punto Bare
28. Ray Barreto - Pura Novela
29. Ismael Miranda - Asi Se Compone Un Son
30. Celia Cruz, Ray Berreto ; A. Santiago - Debes Callar
31. Cheo Feliciano - Los Entierros
32. Ruben Blades - Pedro Navaja
33. Orchestra Harlow - Sabor De Cana
34. Willie Colon ; Ruben Blades - Madame Kalalu
35. Johnny Pacheco - Anoranzas
36. P. Lucca ; Sonora Poncena - Homenaje A Tres Grandes Teclado
More Info:
Salsa is a musical genre and dance form of Caribbean origin, fusing elements of Afro-Cuban music, jazz and other Latin American styles. Born in the 1960s in New York, it is deeply rooted in the Cuban and Puerto Rican cultures. Salsa is characterised by syncopated rhythms, lively percussion (such as congas, bongos and timbales) and a dynamic brass section. The lyrics, often passionate, evoke themes of love, pain and everyday life. Iconic artists such as Celia Cruz, Héctor Lavoe and Willie Colón popularised the genre. Salsa has evolved to include various sub-genres and remains a strong cultural symbol and a popular form of expression throughout the world.
