As part of his Contigo tour, Rey Ruiz returned to what he considers his musical homeland: Puerto Rico. Since August 1992, when his first album (Rey Ruiz) was released, he has not stopped singing. He affirms that from the beginning he longed for a … [Continue reading] about Rey Ruiz’s ‘Contigo’ concert at the Coca Cola Music Hall in Puerto Rico was Phenomenal.
Today we have an exclusive that makes us very happy, since it is a talented artist from a country we had never talked about in this section: Brazil. We are talking about none other than the award-winning bandleader, composer, pianist, keyboardist and … [Continue reading] about Here we have Brazilian bandleader and composer Paula Maya
Danilo Cajiao was born on February 9, 1969 in Cali Colombia son of Marina Munevar and Antonio Cajiao family with three siblings Walter, Patricia and Raul. From my father I inherited the musical taste for Afro Antillean rhythms, we listened at home … [Continue reading] about Cajiao, says he always had a taste for good music: the tangos and ballads of the 50s and 60s
Friendship and personal relationships seem to have always played a key role in Oskar Cartaya's recording career. This was demonstrated Cartaya in his first recording, "My Music, My Friends, My Time" (2004) in which he had the collaboration of … [Continue reading] about Oskar Cartaya “My Music, My Friends, My Time” He counted with the collaboration of illustrious friends such as Eddie Palmieri, Giovanni Hidalgo, Dave Valentín and Justo Almario.
"Cerda If I were president, if I were a president, there would be no armed forces, wars would end, the boys would go home where they belong." Lenin Francisco Domingo Cerda, known as Frankie Dante, was born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, … [Continue reading] about Lenin Francisco Domingo Cerda, better known as Frankie Dante, the “Underground” and “Irreverent” of Salsa in New York in the 60’s and 70’s.