

Northeast – Middle Atlantic – New York
Rumberos del Callejón brings to the Salsero musical market their new promotional single “Me Tienes Loco” with the special guest, Gilberto Santa Rosa “El Caballero de la Salsa”. This third track of the album “Celebrando” presents contemporary salsa with a fresh and avant-garde touch.

The musical arrangements of “Me Tienes Loco” were in charge of Alberto Crespo, while Carlitos Padrón was responsible for the musical production. This third single of nine in total of “Celebrando” Volume 1 was recorded between Caracas – Venezuela and the capital of the World, New York.
In this CD, celebrating the anniversary for the 10 years of the orchestra you can listen the interpretation of the most famous artists of the Salsa genre, such as: the Puerto Ricans Tito Nieves, Gilberto Santa Rosa, and Maelo Ruíz, Domingo Quiñones, and for Venezuela there are the singers: Luis Fernando Borjas, Rodrigo Mendoza, Wilmer Lozano, Angel Vallenilla, Veruzca Verdú, Gonzalo Díaz and Memo Arroyave.

“Celebrando” Volumen 1 is available on all digital platforms.
Release Date: June 28th, 2018
| Credits: | |
| Javier Vásquez | Lyric |
| Alberto Crespo | Arrangements |
| Gilberto Santa Rosa | Lead Vocal |
| Alberto Crespo | Piano |
| José Tabares | Bass |
| Carlitos Padrón | Congas, Bongos & Timbales |
| Larry Flint | Minor Percussion |
| William Rada | Trumpets |
| Pedro Moya | Trombone |
| José Fariña | Baritone |
| Rodrigo Mendoza, Wilmer Lozano, Leo Gruber, Ángel Vallenilla | Chorus |

Vídeo: https://youtu.be/Ewcil67kjyQ
Northeast – Middle Atlantic- New Jersey
In 2006, Cubanoson released their debut album “Recordando a Cuba” which contain 10 tracks. Four years after, this NY’s Cuban orchestra presented their second album “Rumba Nueva” with 13 singles including 7 originals in Spanish, English and French. Likewise, Cubanoson has the purpose to unite the talent and dedication of excellent contemporary musicians, (true exponents of Latin roots), to offer and express the traditional Cuban music to all cultural venues! Please, visit them in https://www.facebook.com/cubanoson

Next Event: Tuesday, August 7th
Time: 7:00 PM
Venue: National Night Out Festival. Bergenline Ave and 43rd St, Union City, 07087.
Come and dance with Cubanoson for the 13th straight year LIVE!
This is a great festival free to all over a span of 3blocks.
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North America / USA / New York

The sound of the trombone sings a seductive melody that fuses the Antillean archipelago into a single town united by strong historical-cultural ties.
The sons and daughters of the Caribbean have left their mark on universal culture, but the libertarian struggles established an umbilical cord that established the dream of an Antillean confederation that has resisted the divisionism that conquering partisans have sown for more than a century.

Luis J. Cruz H, an academic musician from Catañes based in New York with more than thirty-seven years of artistic life, recognized as the Steel Lips Trombone by legendary musicians such as Ángel ¨Papo¨Vazquez (Founder of the Manny Oquendo Free Group of New York, the Baracumbele Experimental Group of Puerto Rico).
Cruz got her start in music at the age of fourteen, when she took an optional music course in middle school. He discovered that he had talent, loved music and wanted to be a musician. The teachers advised him to enroll in the Escuela Libre de Música de Hato Rey in Puerto Rico.

¨I was privileged. I had excellent teachers at the Ramón B. López, Rafael Cordero and Onofre Carballeira schools. They encouraged me to study and listen to the call of my heart. My parents, Luis A. Cruz Vega and Carmen M. Huertas Santiago, were fundamental. My mother has been my greatest source of support and two educators, teacher Edgardo Correa and teacher Antonio Salcedo, are the people who have most influenced my professional development¨ recalls Cruz Huertas.
The love between the trombone and Cruz was one at first sight. ¨I heard the trombone and I fell in love with its sound. Then I petted him. I reach my soul. It’s been more than thirty seven years since I married my trombone and we became one.

He has participated in several orchestras such as José Alberto el Canario, Celia Cruz, Frankie Ruiz, Willie González, Eddie Santiago and is currently the first trombone of the legendary group Boricua Legends of Pedro Pocholo Segundo in New York.
In the coming days of the month of August, he will visit us in Caracas-Venezuela, to participate in a master class on techniques, use and execution of the slide trombone at the facilities of the National Center for Social Action for Music.
