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Alih Jey:
Despacio pero con prisa
Los Ángeles, C.A. -- Alih Jey es mucho más que la cantante que abrirá los conciertos de Paulina Rubio en casi toda la nación. Esta chica de apenas 22 años de edad canta, compone sus propias letras y toca la guitarra. "Gotas de piel", su segunda producción, está que arde.
Su música es muy distinta a lo que suena en la radio hoy en día. Quizás se lo deba a sus influencias más fuertes. Mas... |
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SPANISH HARLEM ORCHESTRA

Tito Puente would be proud. The hard-core sound of ’60s and ’70s New York salsa — which the king of timbales helped to create — is back with a vengeance. And leading the way is the Grammy-winning Nuyorican band the Spanish Harlem Orchestra. Read more... |
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Speaking to Young Latinos in a Language They Understand
By Kelefa Sanneh
New York Times, April 14, 2005
Right now, one of the fastest-rising songs on the radio is a light R&B ballad with a generic title, sung by an unknown singer with a unmemorable name. She calls herself Natalie and the hit is "Goin' Crazy," a wispy, wildly addictive little love song. The music consists of a languid beat and some old-fashioned tinkly synthesizers, but Natalie adds some syncopation. Skipping lightly over the lyrics, she murmurs, "Break it down, now I'll tell you what I feel/ From the moment that I met you it's been so damn" - there's a quick pause, a barely audible intake of breath - "real." Read More...
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Reggaeton Superstar Tego Calderon Headlines AIDS-Awareness Concert
MTV News, April 1, 2005
With Tego Calderón's El Abayarde album selling more than 350,000 copies, mainstream recognition for reggaetón — a Spanish-language blend of hip-hop, salsa and dancehall reggae — may not be far away. The non-profit
AIDS-awareness organization LIFEbeat utilized the genre's popularity at its third Hearts & Voices AIDS Benefit Concert at the New York nightclub Spirit on Thursday night, presenting reggaetón heavyweight Tego Calderón and Dominican boy band Aventura as headliners. Read more...
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Today Marc Anthony is the maximum exponent of
salsa worldwide. He has sold millions of copies
worldwide. His Gramys have proved to the world his
consistency. With his recent crossover, he captivated
the fans and, again, took home the Gramy. With hits
such as; “Te Conosco Bien”, Hasta Que Te Conoci”,
among others, Marc Anthony is a Latin superstar. |
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India began her career with the late Tito Puente. After
a short time under Tito’s supervision, she began her
solo career as a Salsa exponent with her hit with Marc
Anthony called “Vivir Lo Nuestro”. Today she is
recognized worldwide as “The Princes Of Salsa’,
second only to Celia Cruz. |
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“Raulin Roendo, one of the greatest Salsa figures
native of the Dominican Republic and living in New
York. He began his career with “Los Hijos Del Rey” a Merengue band, where he was able to demonstrate
his artistic talent. He has traveled the world and created a fanfare. With time he decided to go solo and this time instead of Merengue, he would sing Salsa instead. |
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Rudy Santana began his professional career with the
musical group “Sensacion” in Miches, Dominican
Republic. This musical group served as the platform for
himself as well as for Dimanchy, where they shared
many years together. After working for several other
groups, today Rudy Santana has his own musical band,
with hits like “Nuestro Inmenso Amor” and “Me da
Pena”. Rudy Santana has his place among the current
Merengüe bands in New York City. |
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The King of Mambo was originally named Ernest
Anthony Puente, Jr. He was born in “El Barrio”
(Spanish Harlem) in the city of New York on April 20,
1923. He had a long and stellar career in the music
world, playing music up until his death at the age of 77,
on May 31st 2000.
Tito Puente was a man of multiple achievements and
talents and at the same time, a very focused man when
it came to his great passion: the Timbals and
Percussion. He combined this talent with showmanship and became a world famous bandleader. His legacy was recorded on over 100 albums and among those, more than 400 compositions. He had a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, 5 Grammy awards, and countless other honors. |
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