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Eduardo Zayas “Born Among Titans”

Eduardo Zayas fell in love with salsa during his sister’s Quinceañero and for the first time listened to the albums of the Fania Stars

Eduardo Zayas was born in the 1960s, a time of turmoil and conflict in our Nation.

Born in Ponce Puerto Rico and raised in the town of poets, Juana Díaz. He fell in love with salsa during his sister’s Quinceañero, when he first heard the Fania Stars records. From that moment he grew in a fascination for that hot music.

He completed his basic education in his longed-for town of Juana Díaz where he graduated from Luis Llorens Torres High School. “I study psychology at the Inter-American University in Ponce Puerto Rico”

The 70s were his greatest influence while growing up on the same street where the family of the great Tito Gómez lived, as well as other great musicians such as Héctor Tricoche.

During that period, rumbones were found on every corner.

Since childhood he was inclined to write poetry and shared his creations with family, friends and teachers.

At an early age he had the opportunity to write a poem and recite it on local radio.

Eduardo Zayas
Eduardo Zayas

While studying at the University; His interest in traveling and learning about new things motivated him to enlist in the American military service where he served for 26 years in different military branches until his retirement in 2007.

In those years he had the opportunity to visit many places and observe many experiences and events that fed his muse.

He was fortunate that his last military station was the beautiful island of Hawaii where he worked as a counselor for the military organization in cases involving discrimination issues and organizing educational and cultural events.

During that period he had the opportunity to demonstrate his poetic abilities by writing poems and works for his events.

Upon retirement in 2007, he was fortunate to be selected to work as a civilian employee with the United States Government Federal Service in Washington DC.

Eduardo Eduardo Zayas and his disk
Eduardo Zayas and his disk

Eduardo began writing songs since his early years in the military.

His love for music is so great that he has continued to write songs and had the opportunity in 2019 to produce his own musical production “Nacido Entre Titanes” with a great cast of musicians and singers.

All the songs in his productions are his own, until now some of his songs have been recorded by other artists such as Julita Stephens, Iván Montero and Awilda Hernández.

Eduardo Zayas
Eduardo Zayas

Others are soon to leave, their music is based on personal experiences and observations of events throughout their lives, their themes carry messages for reflection.

He feels the great purpose of his work is to be able to create good music and bring joy and positive messages to dancers and those who like to listen to great quality.

We are in Salsa!!!

Discography of Eduardo Zayas
Discography of Eduardo Zayas

Discography of Eduardo Zayas

After 12 years, “Pa’ la Calle Orchestra” returns to the world of music

After being away from the musical scene for about twelve years, Pa’ la Calle Orchestra, who reaped their successes between 1996 and 2001, now returned again with their unique and contagious style.

Created by Ángel Díaz and Carmelo Rivera, who reaped their successes under the independent label (PALA Records). Successes like “I’m in love”, “Love”, “It costs me so much” among others.

Pa’ la Calle Orchestra exceeded their sales expectations and with their second production under the V.I.

Music was titled “Now I’m Going” with songs like: “I’m crying”, “You’re like this”, “That girl”, and “Where will my love be”. The latter being the one that marked the success of the musical career of this group.

The year 2012 without a doubt marked a new stage in the musical life of the orchestra, and with the return dedicated to our late drummer José “Neri” Rodríguez.

Pa' la Calle Orchestra members
Pa’ la Calle Orchestra members

Pa’ la Calle has been presented on WAPA TV, on radio stations making themselves known with the new musical themes, sounding strongly in Chile, Venezuela, Santo Domingo where they hope to present themselves strongly. In 2012 they resumed their musical path with the recording of 2 new songs, the cover “I’ve Lived Waiting For You” and “No Sufre Mi Corazón” Original lyrics. In 2014 the 3rd theme was recorded, the Cover “Que Lloro” which was strongly heard throughout Puerto Rico and strongly marked its path again and in 2016 they recorded the fourth theme “Vamos Pa Lante”, it was strongly sounded in Puerto Rico and Chile.

Pa' la Calle Orchestra - Logo
Pa’ la Calle Orchestra – Logo

Now we are presenting our fifth cover “Te Quise Olvidar” and the sixth “Mi Niña” and soon they will finish the seventh theme which they will call “Vamos De Fiesta”. They mention to us that… “This is the beginning of what will be our 4th Production that will be titled “A mi Amigo” and it will have a song called “A Mi Amigo” that is dedicated to our deceased colleague and co-founder of the orchestra”.

In this 4th production they will present a song with the salsa rhythm and we will have a Christmas song called “Esta Navidad”; It is important to note that it is being produced by Nelson L. Cordero at his Muralla Studio.

Pa' la Calle Orchestra
Pa’ la Calle Orchestra

The “Pa la Calle” Orchestra is ready to continue performing in all kinds of activities and they have a varied musical show. If you want to listen to the new musical themes, click on the following links and enjoy them:

Video LET’S GO FORWARD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=us2VmzPAdlA

MY GIRL video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uOm4bli3QU

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