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Celso Clemente Torres is considered one of the best sounding bongos in the world.

Celso Clemente Torres is considered one of the best sounding bongos in the world.

At the age of nine, he made his first presentation with a big band at the Roberto Clemente Coliseum in Puerto Rico alongside Giovanni Hidalgo with the Roberto Roena Orchestra.

Percussionist Celso Clemente Torres, was born on January 31, 1965 in San Juan, Puerto Rico his childhood and under the guidance of his father, Celso Clemente Sr., the young man was introduced to the world of music in 1973. At the age of nine, he … [Continue reading] about Celso Clemente Torres is considered one of the best sounding bongos in the world.

Mel Martinez I come from Puerto Rico and Puerto Rico is Salsero

The song starts off timidly and it seems that the arrangement asks the listener for his opinion on what he thinks of what is the first single of what will be his next musical production in a segment that presents a transposition of that "what do you think of Cholito".

Totally agree with the premise that Mel Martínez establishes in this song of his authorship.  Yes, Puerto Rico is the same as saying: "Yo soy salsero". Long live the music!  Know that this implies shouting: "Long live the musicians, so they can … [Continue reading] about Mel Martinez I come from Puerto Rico and Puerto Rico is Salsero

Long live music! Repeat after me: “Long live the musicians so they can keep making it”. And I add: “Long live SALSA”.

So much so that I had to send the radio station of the Puerto Rican salsa singer on vacation for a few days until I finished writing the note that had chosen to write itself.

With a full tank, Transition by Tito Rodriguez, Jr. Bella Martinez, International Salsa Magazine by the hand of www.SalsaGoogle.com presents and highly recommends this formidable and exquisite production of Tito Rodriguez Jr. The firstborn of the … [Continue reading] about Long live music! Repeat after me: “Long live the musicians so they can keep making it”. And I add: “Long live SALSA”.

Legendary and Unavoidable Cheo Navarro Bravo Rumbero and his Orchestra de Moda

He is the illustrious neighbor who has put them and puts them to dance and in passing, is the simple man of the people whose stature is in the work and not in vanity

The first name of the great "Cheo" is José Natalio Navarro Barreto José "Cheo" Navarro was born in San Agustín parish, Caracas, Venezuela on April 19, 1952. While still a child, his family moved to La Cañada de Jesús and later the 23 de Enero … [Continue reading] about Legendary and Unavoidable Cheo Navarro Bravo Rumbero and his Orchestra de Moda

Learn to play the percussion with Giovanni “Meñenguito” Hidalgo

Giovanni “Meñenguito” Hidalgo

A video tutorial by musicians for musicians Virtuous percussionist, Giovanni "Meñenguito" Hidalgo, proves his talent in the video tutorial entitled Conga Virtuoso. In this masterclass, you will learn about rhythm, technique and improvisation to … [Continue reading] about Learn to play the percussion with Giovanni “Meñenguito” Hidalgo

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International Salsa Magazine (ISM) is a monthly publication about Salsa activities around the world, that has been publishing since 2007. It is a world network of volunteers coordinated by ISM Magazine. We are working to strengthen all the events by working together.