salsa

I believe that in his latest "DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS," Bad Bunny "DeBIÓ CamBIAR MáS CanCIONeS." I love what he did with this blend of Reggaetón, Salsa, and Plena. This is making him even more popular than he already was. But to become a…

We thoroughly enjoyed Luis "Perico" Ortiz's concert “Por Primera Vez.” In this extraordinary event, he returned to the stage with his excellent big band to support a lineup of amazing guest singers. This time around and for the first time…

I think it's fitting to finish election week (in the US and Puerto Rico) with a couple of Salsa songs about elections! Sometimes, especially if our candidate didn't win the election, we feel a bit blue about the outcome and the future.…

The Coliseo de Puerto Rico was alive with the vibrant beats of salsa and the warmth of nostalgia as we celebrated the 100th birthday of the legendary bandleader Willie Rosario. Known affectionately as "Mr. Afinque," Rosario's…

Sesiones desde la Loma, El Evento 2 was an even better experience than last year's El Evento (1). Everything from the music to the logistics was better in the event organized by Norberto Velez, and the public showed up despite the week-long…

Tito Rodriguez was the ultimate Latin music entertainer of his time. Tito could sing equally well "guarachas" and "boleros", he could dance, and play the timbales and the vibes. He had a unique charisma that won over Latino audiences…

When I saw this video explaining why you shouldn't play the cowbell in concerts, I immediately thought of those that do it at the Día Nacional de la Zalsa. He provides 5 reasons why not to do it. 5 Reasons Not to Play Cowbell at Concerts…

The first versions of the song "Songoro Cosongo", and the one made popular by Hector Lavoe, evolved from a literary revolution as we saw in Part 1. Here's the rest of the story. First Versions of "Songoro Cosongo" Nicolas Guillen liked…