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The Latin Grammy Award for Best Salsa Album is an honor presented annually by the Latin Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences at the Latin Grammy Awards, a ceremony that recognizes excellence and promotes a wider awareness of cultural diversity and contributions of Latin recording artists in the United States and internationally.
Grandes Exitos De: La Salsa Mayor "Lo Mejor De Lo Mejor" Velvet C-D- 404040 Nuestra Orquesta La Salsa Mayor Los Años De Oro Velvet Salsa All Stars (Various Artists) 1999 Velvet-5278 Nuestra Orquesta La Salsa Mayor 40 Años De Éxitos 2007 Velvet-4007 Nuestra Orquesta La Salsa Mayor Antologia De La Salsa (Various Artists) 2006 Yoyo Music 21082
Pochy y Su Cocoband, also called Cocoband, was a Dominican Republic merengue group in the 1990s. The group was founded in 1989 by "Pochy Familia" born Manuel Alfonso Vásquez Familia (September 17, 1966), and had a number of hit albums with the Kubaney label.
[7] [8] Crespo's version was awarded on the tropical/salsa field at the 2002 ASCAP Latin Awards. [9] Colombian rock singer Juanes also covered it on his second studio album Un Día Normal which features Arroyo's vocals from the original recording. [10] Puerto Rican reggaeton artist Don Omar sampled "La Noche" on his 2003 song "Dile". [11]
Los Kimbos had a similar sound to both the pre-split Ray Barretto and Típica 73 outfits. [2] With Los Kimbos, Adalberto recorded Los Kimbos (1976) and The Big Kimbos With Adalberto Santiago (1977). [2] That year he also made his solo debut on Adalberto, which was produced by Barretto. [2] Los Kimbos continued under the leadership of Orestes ...
In 1973, at 15 years of age, with the help of producer Harvey Averne, Rodríguez moved from Puerto Rico to New York to join Eddie Palmieri's band. [2] His debut album at the age of 17 was Palmieri's Sun of Latin Music, with Rodriguez providing vocals for the album's hit song "Un Dia Bonito" (a Beautiful Day) as well as “Nada de ti” (Nothing of you), “Nunca contigo” (Never with you) and ...
Oscar D'León was a long-time resident of the Parroquia Antímano section of Caracas, Venezuela [1] (his father was a laborer at the neighborhood cemetery). He had a strong interest in percussion ever since he was a child, improvising bass parts with his throat while playing Latin rhythms with his hands on any available surface.
Juan de Dios Ventura Soriano (8 March 1940 – 28 July 2021), better known as Johnny Ventura nicknamed El Caballo Mayor, [2] was a Dominican singer and band leader of merengue and salsa.