Podcasts about salsa music

Welcome Aboard FLIGHT OSO! Buckle up! and get ready for take off as we take you on a musical journey! Mi Gente! The OSOCITY Salsa Mix Is officially here WEPPA As soon as I hear Salsa Music start to play I Immediately feel the great energy and vibes ️ Put On your Dancing shoes Beautiful People It's time to Bailecito with OSOCITO I have a lot of original music coming out on my Spotify @OSOCITY Im so excited for all of you to hear it! Send Me Videos of you listening to my mix on Instagram @OSOCITY So I can Post Them

EP8- TSMS -Eddie Rodriguez Thursday Salsa Music Showcase Tonight- Part 1- the Richie Bonilla interview. A living legend of the original top Tropical Latin (Salsa) music Promoters in the business ; Concert Producer International concert tour  promoter,Booking Agent, Artist Manager,and Mentor

In the second hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Wednesday, April 3, 2024, we talk with international recording artist and salsa music pioneer, Johnny Vega.

Learn how to use the word 'hay' in Spanish with the lyrics to the song La vida es un carnaval by Celia Cruz.  We'll review several expressions that use hay from the song, and some ways you can incorporate them into your everyday conversations in Spanish.Show Notes: https://www.learnspanishconsalsa.com/82[DOWNLOAD] Quick Guide to Your First Spanish Conversation >> Click here to download or go to www.spanishconversationguide.com - Step-by-step guide to know *exactly* what to say when you meet a native Spanish speaker in less than 30 minutes! Support the Show.⭐Leave us a rating & review and we just might give you a shout out on a future episode ;)

EDDIE RODRIGUEZ “Legends of Latin Jazz & Salsa Music”

EP#3 - Eddie Rodriguez Tropical Latin Music Showcase  Tonight- The music of Singer, Songwriter, Composer, Arranger, Recording Artist, Performer, Musician, Bandleader, Record Label Owner, signed to Fania Records in the 60's at the age of 16 the artist who was responsible for bringing Puerto Rican teenagers in NYC to become Salsa Music Fans, Raised in the Bronx the amazing Willie CO-LONE  the first teenager to be signed to a record deal with the most popular Tropical Latin Music Label of the 60's and 70's he is a pioneer with over 5 decades of recordings to his credits, hit songs with different singers and on his own as lead vocalist, the producer of the album Siembra the most sold Salsa recording in history plus his Christmas Album Asalto Navideño which has sold for decades every Christmas Season, a disciplined talent on stage touring globally to reach his millions of fans in the multimillion dollar industry we know today as the Salsa Music Business. We are going to close the show with more Willie Colon a friend and artist I have followed since the 60's next we will listen to Willie Colon and lead singers he has worked with creating hit records as a producer the late Héctor Lavoe RIP the Queen Celia Cruz RIP and singer songwriter Ruben Blades we are going to wrap up the show with more music by the creative genius of the tropical Latin Music scene called Salsa. This artist is a pioneer who helped create the  popularity the Latin dance genre much is owed by the work he recorded by the Artists touring the globe performing Salsa Music. Today we celebrate his contribution to the world of music. He is the one and only, the Amazing Willie Co Lone. 

 EDDIE RODRIGUEZ experience working with Marc Anthony as head of West Coast office of RMM at Sony Music- World tour in 2024 will visit 50 countries to perform for his fans. Best paid Tropical Salsa artist in the business. A Puerto Rican born in NYC who grew up in Spanish Harlem with a Net worth today is in the tens of millions of dollars...... A band from Puerto Rico that has been around for 60+ years that will also be on tour in 2024. The name of the group is El Gran Combo Eddie@LatinLive.com Eddie Rodriguez Presents LLC

Eddie Rodriquez: A South Bronx Tale “Legends of Latin Jazz & Salsa Music”  the music of legendary Percussionist, Band Leader humble human being  the great Ray Barretto RIP

EDDIE RODRIGUEZ: ROOTS OF LATIN JAZZ MUSIC AND SALSA, CELEBRATING THE ARTISTIC TALENT OF AMAZING MUSICIANS, COMPOSERS AND ARRANGERS

After departing the UFC, professional fighter Impa Kasanganay fought 5 times in 2023, earning his way into the Professional Fighters League playoffs, and capped the year by winning the Light Heavyweight Title. The new PFL Champ visited the Triumph North America office fresh off the win and a solo road trip on a new Tiger 1200 to share his background, his fight career, and his love for riding motorcycles. Episode Links:Instagram:  @Impak5Adventure Instagram: @TshilobosTrekPFL MMA Website: PFLMMA.comTriumph News: British Invasion Tour - Coming Soon to a City Near You Free MSF eCourse: TriumphRider.comEvents Schedule: TriumphOnTour.comFor The Ride theme song by Sam PaceFor The Ride podcast produced by Hisonni Johnson

Legendary Salsa band leaders, Groups & Musicians from the island of Puerto Rico past & present. Opening number Tito Puente arrangement of Jazz song. Opening theme number “Jumpin with Symphony Sid” by composer and Tenor Saxophonist Lester Young. Then we heard the genius of the late great King of Latin Music Tito Puente with an arrangement for the latin dancing audience  legendary Tropical Salsa & Latin Jazz Music musicians, groups and band leaders. There are so many recordings of each musician, group, and legendary band leaders we will showcase for you tonight for the purpose of creating awareness of creative talent behind the music and entertain. Now let's listen to a set by the legendary Salsa band El Gran Combo. With pianist, band leader Rafael Ithier age 90.  

Eddie Rodriguez Latin Music Showcase “Spotlight in Salsa Music from Puerto Rico “

 Eddie Rodriguez Latin Music Showcase “Spotlight in Salsa Music from Puerto Rico “

If you're learning Spanish, you probably find grammar challenging--especially when it comes to the dozens of verb conjugations. In this episode, you'll learn why most Spanish learners mix up indirect objects with reflexive verbs and other verb conjugations (and why this can be a problem) We'll take a look at examples in the lyrics of the song Casi Te Envidio by Puerto Rican

EP #2-Eddie Rodriguez - South Bronx Salsa Music Tales - Tonight the Spotlight is on Pianist, Composer, Songwriter, Arranger, Recording Artist , Multi Grammy Winner, the Amazing, Maestro Eddie Palmieri 

We Remember The King Of Latin Jazz and Salsa Music, the Amazing Late Great Maestro Ernest Anthony “Tito Puente” RIP born April 20, 1923 - May 31, 2000.

We Remember The King Of Latin Jazz and Salsa Music, the Amazing Late Great Maestro Ernest Anthony “Tito Puente” RIP born April 20, 1923 - May 31, 2000. from his album DANCEMANIA that resonated with many Puerto Rican teenagers in the 60's to become Tito Puente fans. The King of Latin Music and Silk voice of Santitos Colon RIP on lead vocals. DANCEMANIA

4/20/2023 HAPPY BIRTHDAY TITO PUENTE TONIGHT WE ARE CELEBRATING THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH OF THE KING OF LATIN MUSIC APRIL 20, 1923 EL MAESTRO TITO PUENTE RIP.

March 30, 2023 Eddie Rodriguez,Tonight we are celebrating women's History Month on our weekly show with music of the Queen of Salsa Music Celia Cruz RIP....Call in 323-642-1586 Let's listen to Celia on RMM Records and Video Corp. Recorded in the 90's

Úrsula Hilaria Celia de la Caridad Cruz Alfonso (21 October 1925 – 16 July 2003), known as Celia Cruz, was a naturalized Cuban-American singer and one of the most popular Latin artists of the 20th century. Cruz rose to fame in Cuba during the 1950s as a singer of guarachas, earning the nickname "La Guarachera de Cuba". In the following decades, she became known internationally as the "Queen of Salsa" due to her contributions to Latin music.

Úrsula Hilaria Celia de la Caridad Cruz Alfonso (21 October 1925 – 16 July 2003), known as Celia Cruz, was a naturalized Cuban-American singer and one of the most popular Latin artists of the 20th century. Cruz rose to fame in Cuba during the 1950s as a singer of guarachas, earning the nickname "La Guarachera de Cuba". In the following decades, she became known internationally as the "Queen of Salsa" due to her contributions to Latin music.

Úrsula Hilaria Celia de la Caridad Cruz Alfonso (21 October 1925 – 16 July 2003), known as Celia Cruz, was a naturalized Cuban-American singer and one of the most popular Latin artists of the 20th century. Cruz rose to fame in Cuba during the 1950s as a singer of guarachas, earning the nickname "La Guarachera de Cuba". In the following decades, she became known internationally as the "Queen of Salsa" due to her contributions to Latin music.

2/2/23  Mr. Carlos Rovira tonight's Spotlight is a Black History Month Special featuring recordings of the great late Latin Jazz and Salsa Music composer , percussionist the Legendary Mongo Santamaría RIP  Also, we have a special guest a former member of the Young Lords Mr. Carlos Rovira to enlighten us about influence of Martin Luther King Jr. , Arturo Shomberg, Malcolm X and Black Panthers in creating the Young Lords in NYC. (TBC) 

the music of legendary Percussionist, Band Leader humble human being  the great Ray Barretto RIP  

Eddie Rodriquez A South Bronx Tale “Legends of Salsa Music past and Present” Otra noche caliente - Louie Ramírez & Ray De La Paz Spotlight on the great musician, arranger, composer, Record Producer the late Louie Ramirez RIP. On vocals on our opening track was Ray De La Paz. Together they opened a new chapter in Salsa Music with a 80's release by K-Tel records called noche caliente. Yo soy la rumba - Louie Ramírez y ray de la paz Ray De La Paz - Solo Tu Y Yo (Audio Oficial) Ladron De Tu Amor A Esa End of segment 1 - Salsa takes a new direction . Smooth Dancing with Love lyrics (covers of top Latin pop artists/songwriters). Arrangements by Louie Ramirez RIP lead vocals Ray De La Paz. Next up is more Louie Ramirez. Latin Blues Todavia Los Timbales De La Salsa,Salsa Vibes Louie Ramirez Now more Louie Ramirez with lead vocals of artists like Ruben Baldes and others Milestone SIN TU CARIÑO - RUBEN BLADES PAULA C Rubén Blades con Louie Ramírez | Álbum: Louie Ramírez y sus amigos (1978) A Esa.we'll be back next week with more Legends of Salsa Music A SOUTH BRONX TALE by Eddie Rodriquez To wrap up we will listen to Salsa Music with a positive message by Living Legends Willie Colon and Ruben Blades. Plástico Siembra 

EDDIE RODRIGUEZ: ROOTS OF LATIN JAZZ MUSIC, HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH MUSIC SERIES SEPTEMBER 15- OCTOBER 15, 2022. CELEBRATING THE ARTISTIC TALENT OF AMAZING MUSICIANS, COMPOSERS AND ARRANGERS

In this episode, you'll learn some helpful shortcuts on when to use indirect objects in Spanish, while reviewing a few examples from the classic salsa song "Aires de Navidad" by Hector Lavoe and Willie Colón.> Did you like this episode?  We'd love it if you gave us a rating & review on Apple Podcasts!  Just click here to leave a review or go to https://www.learnspanishconsalsa.com/review> Never miss a new episode! Join our e-mail list and you'll be the first to know when new episodes are released, PLUS get access to exclusive listener discounts + giveawaysConnect with us...Follow us on Instagram: @learnspanishconsalsaJoin our Facebook Group: https://www.learnspanishconsalsacom/facebookSupport the show

A SOUTH BRONX TALE PT 5  spotlight on Salsa dance Music recordings adding string arrangements in the 70's most notably by Fania Records. We just heard the best best Salsa singers of all times heard Hector Lavoe RIP and Ruben Blades.  we will hear more Salsa music with Strings from a Latin Opera called Hommy by Larry Harlow and by the Fania All Stars. Fania All Stars tours the world sells millions of records and tapes to become the definitive Best Salsa Orchestra in the World. Celia Cruz, Pete El Conde Rodiguez, Hector Lavoe, 

spotlight on Salsa dance Music recordings adding string arrangements in the 70's most notably by Fania Records. We just heard the best best Salsa singers of all times heard Hector Lavoe RIP and Ruben Blades.  we will hear more Salsa music with Strings from a Latin Opera called Hommy by Larry Harlow and by the Fania All Stars. Fania All Stars tours the world sells millions of records and tapes to become the definitive Best Salsa Orchestra in the World. Celia Cruz, Pete El Conde Rodiguez, Hector Lavoe, 

Hispanic Heritage Month 2022  Better Love - Ray Baretto RIP - El Watusi - Johnny Pacheco RIP - Acuyuye. This is the last podcast Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month 2022 that covered my Roots in Latin Jazz and my roots in Salsa Music that lead to a 40 year career in the global Latin Music Industry in particular and Artist Management, Record business, Concert Producer in general. I love this music the amazing executives behind the scene and talent I was blessed to have worked with throughout the years. Spotlight tonight are the artists and arrangers that added Violins to create the Salsa Music of the 70 s and 80's.

Hispanic Heritage Month 2022 Latin Music Series  My first show as a concert  promoter was in 1975. I booked the great Cuban singer, songwriter, bandleader Frank Grillo RIPwho the world knew as Machito abd his Afro Cubans with Gaciela on lead vocals. Machito came with his 21 Piece Orchestra. What a sound when you hear this music live. Sad part was that big bands disappeared in the late 70' and Tito Puente RIP formed his Tito Puente Latin Jazz Ensemble with amazing musicians who began touring in 1979 and worked until April , 2000 before his untimely passing May 31, 2000. Eddie Rodriguez a 40 + year Latin Music Industry professional sending greetings from Puerto Rico. His story is based on firsthand experience as a record label executive and the inequality that still exists today to sign, market and promote Black Latino artists in the US Spanish Market (except for some Reggaeton artists) by multi national recording companies Latin divisions (Universal Music Group, Sony Music and Warner Music).Ernesto Antonio "Tito" Puente, Jr

Tania and Miguel are joined by composer/producer Jan Reijnders on this episode of More Than Rice and Beans. When you think of salsa music, do you picture a tropical beach? How about a dark New York dance club? What about windmills? For Jan Reijnders, the Netherlands provided the backdrop to learn about, fall in love with, and begin composing salsa music. In this fun episode, Miguel and Tania learn about Jan's background, career, and journey into Latin music. DOWNLOAD SHOW NOTES Links: Support our show here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ricebeanpodcast Visit our webpage: https://www.coquithechef.com/podcast/ Listen to Jan's music on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2zPkFMghUpCvdPylWkFf4v Follow Jan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jan_reijnders/?hl=en --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/morethanriceandbeans/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morethanriceandbeans/support

9/22/2022 EPISODE #1 HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH 2022 EDDIE RODRIGUEZ: ROOTS OF LATIN JAZZ MUSIC, HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH MUSIC SERIES SEPTEMBER 15- OCTOBER 15, 2022. CELEBRATING THE ARTISTIC TALENT OF AMAZING MUSICIANS, COMPOSERS AND ARRANGERS  

Using a keyboard, a saxophone, a bass guitar and percussion, Eblis Alvarez is recreating the classical salsa sound developed by Latino immigrants in New York in the 1970s and giving it somewhat of a psychedelic twist.

José Massó has hosted WBUR's bilingual music show "Con Salsa!" for 47 years.

 In this episode,  we  keep talkong about Salsa Music from the 70' to the presentEn este episodio, continuamos hablando de la música salsa desde los años setenta hasta el presente.  Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3wtvheEtq5BsKAGc9ZXxhg?si=72d224c6ed7143d2&nd=1Clave de son:  https://youtu.be/B-6GBYEBjCUBasic son montuno:  https://youtu.be/mYJrv6W6fRgSalsa (movie by Fania): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OeaY_78_k8 Dirty Dancing's scene with song "De todo un poco": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZa5W1PR_AQStory and Songs by Ramoncito: https://gladyspalmera.com/actualidad/dale-fuerte-ramoncito/Mafiosa by Nathy Peluso: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VE241132KKUInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/berges_instituteFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/bergesinstituteWebsite: https://bergesinstitutespanish.com

 In this episode, we talk about the origins of salsa and we cover its history until 1976.En este episodio, hablamos de los orígenes de la salsa y cubrimos su historia hasta 1976.El libro de la salsaSpotify Salsa PlaylistEl ritmo BatangaDiccionario salseroVídeo con tumbadora, bongó y timbalDocumental Nuestra Cosa Latina Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/berges_instituteFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/bergesinstituteWebsite: https://bergesinstitutespanish.com

Andrés Espinoza Agurrrrto's new book, Salsa Consciente: Politics, Poetics, and Latinidad in the Meta-Barrio, explores the Salsa consciente movement, a Latino movement of music, poetry, and political discourse that exploded in the 1970s. Largely linked to the development of Nuyo latino popular music, Salsa consciente was brought about, in part, by the mass Latino migration to New York City beginning in the 1950s and the subsequent social movements that were tied to the shifting political landscapes. Defined by its lyrical content, its unique sound, and the political and social issues facing U.S. Latinos and Latin Americans, Salsa consciente evokes the overarching cultural-nationalist idea of Latinidad (Latin-ness). Analysis of over 120 different salsa songs spanning sixty years, the book draws on lyrical and musical perspectives to argue that the urban Latino identity expressed in Salsa consciente was constructed largely from diasporic, de territorialized, and at times imagined cultural memory. From this perspective, Latino / Latin American identity is in part based on African and Indigenous experience, especially as it relates to Spanish colonialism. A unique study of the intersection of Salsa and Latino and Latin American identity, Salsa consciente appeals to scholars of ethnic studies and fans of salsa music alike.ANDRÉS ESPINOZA AGURTO serves as assistant professor in the Department of Music at Florida Atlantic University. He studied Afro-Cuban percussion at the Escuela Nacional de Arte (Cuba), graduated summa cum laude from Berklee College of Music with a degree in jazz composition, and holds an MA in music from the University of York (England). He received his PhD in musicology and ethnomusicology from Boston University. He is also a composer, musical director, and percussionist for his own group, Ayé, an also a consecrated drummer in the lineage of Añá Ilu Kan and is currently conducting research on the lineage, performance practice, and aesthetics of Afro-Cuban batá drummers and drumming. He is an active participant in the Percussive Arts Society where he serves as the cochair of the World Percussion Committee. Andrés Espinoza Agurto's Salsa Consciente: Politics , Poetics, and Latinidad in the Meta-Barrio is available at msupress.org and other fine booksellers. You can find Andres online at aespinozaphd.com. You can connect with the press on Facebook and @msupress on Twitter, where you can also find me @kurtmilb.The MSU Press podcast is a joint production of MSU Press and the College of Arts & Letters at Michigan State University. Thanks to the team at MSU Press for helping to produce this podcast. Our theme music is “Coffee” by Cambo. Michigan State University occupies the ancestral, traditional, and contemporary Lands of the Anishinaabeg – Three Fires Confederacy of Ojibwe, Odawa and Potawatomi people. The University resides on Land ceded in the 1819 Treaty of Saginaw.

Hello to you listening in Bridgeport, Connecticut!Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories from Women Who Walk with 60 Seconds for Time Out Tuesday and your host, Diane Wyzga.This blessing was shared with me and I'd like to share it with you:  BLESSING FOR YOU"May you eat an unfamiliar dessert in a foreign land at least once in your life.May you wake up to salsa music one summer morning, and start your day dancing.May you mix stripes with plaids, floral patterns with checks,  mismatch your socks, and add a floppy hat.May you learn to identify by name 20 flowers, 15 trees, 10 clouds and one extra-solar planet.If you bury your face in your tear-stained pillow and beg the Universe to please send you your soul mate, make sure you haven't slurred your teary words so they sound like "cell mate."May you dream of taking a trip to the moon in a gondola powered by firecrackers and wild swans.May you actually kneel and kiss the earth now and then."  [Pronoia Is the Antidote for Paranoia: How the Whole World is Conspiring to Shower You with Blessings] Click here for a free preview of the book. You're invited: “Come for the stories - stay for the magic!” Speaking of magic, I hope you'll subscribe, share a nice shout out on your social media or podcast channel of choice, and join us next time! Remember to stop by the website, check out the Services, arrange a Discovery Call, and Opt In to stay current with Diane and Quarter Moon Story Arts and on Linked In.Stories From Women Who Walk Production TeamPodcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 to Present: for credit & attribution Quarter Moon Story Arts

Entrenador de Recuperación del Departamento de Emergencias y apodado "Alcalde de Willimantic" David Santiago es el invitado del podcast de La Recuperación Importa de esta semana Habla sobre el tiempo que pasó creciendo en Nueva York como chico de la banda para varias bandas de salsa, mudándose a Connecticut y vendiendo "productos farmacéuticos" en Windham, su uso personal de sustancias como la cocaína y la heroína, su tiempo en varias prisiones y su camino para estar limpio.

In this episode, I'm sharing the lyrics to one of my favorite salsa songs: Todo tiene su final by Hector Lavoe and Willie Colón. You'll learn new vocabulary from the song lyrics and how to use possessives in Spanish. Enjoy!Show Notes: http://www.learnspanishconsalsa.com/56> LEAVE US A RATING & REVIEW JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST

Learn how to use the word 'hay' in Spanish with the lyrics to the song La vida es un carnaval by Celia Cruz.  We'll review several expressions that use hay from the song, and some ways you can incorporate them into your everyday conversations in Spanish.Show Notes: https://www.learnspanishconsalsa.com/82> LEAVE US A RATING & REVIEW JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST

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Welcome Aboard FLIGHT OSO! Buckle up! and get ready for take off as we take you on a musical journey! WEEPPAA

Dean Michael Horswell engages in conversation with ethnomusicologist, percussionist, composer and FAU music professor Andres Espinoza, Ph.D. about his upcoming book, Una Sola Casa: Salsa Consciente and the Poetics of the Meta-barrio, his analysis of the impact of Salsa music as an forging element of social and political identity within Latino and Latin American communities.  He also speaks about his Born From the Drum  audio and video project, rooted in ceremonial drumming.

Los Vecinos is a community of “the neighbors”, who come together to play and perform both Salsa and Cumbia music to a variety of audiences throughout the Los Angeles area and abroad. Los Vecinos was playing at a restaurant I was dining at, and I picked up their card and sent them a DM, a couple of weeks later Lorenzo and Vanessa had me at their wonderful home to discuss the purpose and identity behind Los Vecinos, the deeply rooted history in the music they play, how they function as a business, and to teach me how to play some sweet tunes. I had a blast learning about something I knew absolutely nothing about beforehand, and I hope you do too. Please welcome, Los Vecinos.

This week's guest, Cherri Segall. She stops by early on a Sunday morning to discuss her homemade salsa. Ren & david are grabbing some chips so they can dive into her hot stuff!! As tribute to salsa we'll have some classic Salsa music. In addition to this Buzzsprout site you can find it on Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast and more.There will be dabidNeeze and we'll have Cherri assist in answering an email. Second half of the show Scotty and Derrick are stopping to talk about their parts in A Mid Summer Night's Dream at Lion's Wilderness Park Amphitheater starting mid August. They'll even sign autographs! You can join in the fun every Sunday, 11AM at Desert River Guides, 109 E. Pinon Street, Farmington, NM 87401.August 15th its Heather Sobel, RN out of San Diego, California, a founding member of Cannabis' Nurse's Network stops by to talk to them via FaceTime. Learn the benefits of a little pot!Help us do what we do! Send us $25 or more and we'll send you a Wake Up Call t-shirt for your generosity. Or sign up for monthly contributions for as little as $5 and we'll send you a free T-Shirt after only 4 months of contributions. Follow the PayPal link & choose the Wake Up Call, we'll love you forever!Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=DNYQMA27ZJKXN)We couldn't do what we do without money and services from our fine sponsors: David Mills, interwestconcepts.com, The Habanero Grill (https://www.habanerogrill.net/) Ken Collins Marketing (https://kencollionsmarketing.com) and Desert River Guides, LLC (https://desertriverguides.com/)This Podcast was recorded live, unscripted and uncut at Desert River Guides, 109 E. Pinon Street in Farmington, NMSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=DNYQMA27ZJKXN)

In light of the new re-recorded Leveler album, the boys revisit the OG "Leveler". Live shows, deadly diseases, Kahlotus Washington history lesson, SALSA MUSIC! Stoked for the re-recorded stuff! With special guest Ryan Bordner!

About Aura Flores: Aurora Floresbandleader, author, and "badass" performer A Latin from Manhattan, Aurora is a BMI composer, producer, educator & entrepreneur, the recipient of numerous awards and included in Who's Who in Hispanic America. A published author and journalist she broke barriers as the first woman music correspondent for Billboard Magazine while still attending Columbia University. Her name appears on hundreds of Latin music liner notes and thousands of articles on music, culture, community, and politics over mainstream newspapers, magazines, and media outlets.As a BMI composer she writes original music for the Nickelodeon' hit series "Dora the Explorer," and for orchestra Zon del Barrio which she leads and directs performing from New York to the Caribbean to France's Cotes d'Azur. A play on the words "son" a musical genre found throughout the Islands and U.S. barrio "zones" where people of colorwork and struggle hard only to party just as hard —Zon del Barrio is NOT your average grandma's "salsa" group. Zon del Barrio is the intergenerational, creative, and co-ed sound of Latin music genres from the mean streets of El Barrio and the Bronx. The big band expresses her own original songs from a political and women's focus as well as the virtuoso music from the streets of Latin NY that she so misses from the scene today.Aurora can be seen over many documentaries on Latin music, has written for the WNET Latino American series, lectures at colleges and universities, and conducts cultural tours of East Harlem for students and corporate organizations. A break-through renaissance woman, Aurora is an entrepreneurial publicist & award-winning media consultant, writer, and producer. She founded Aurora Communications in 1988 producing national music, culture, and health events from community block parties to sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden as well as providing corporate public relations to various Fortune 500 companies and political campaigns. www.aurora-communications.com

A year after her beloved project "Mozart y Mambo”, Sarah Willis took another trip to Cuba. A currency reform and the corona pandemic have meant difficult times for the Cuban people. But Mozart and Salsa are helping musicians through the crisis.

In today's episode we will learn about different Interrogatives to ask in Spanish. Also we will review expressions of shopping. Finally we will learn about origins and influence of the salsa music in Colombia! - En este episodio vamos a aprender sobre los interrogativos para preguntar en español. También vamos a practicar vocabulario de compras. Finalmente hablaremos sobre la salsa y sus orígenes e influencia en Colombia. If you want to learn more please email me at spanishwithedgar@colombiaspanish.com and follow me on Instagram.com/spanishwithedgar :)

Learn about words that are both masculine AND feminine in Spanish with the salsa song La cura by Frankie Ruiz. You'll also learn an easy hack for how to form adverbs--words that describe actions.Show Notes: https://www.learnspanishconsalsa.com/98LinksClick here to register for Learn Spanish with Music Live ~ Thursday, November 12 at 7:00pm ESTSign up to be a show supporter at learnspanishconsalsa.com/support and get transcripts and exclusive bonuses>>> Rate & Review Join our list

In this episode, you'll learn new vocabulary from the salsa song Cali Pachanguero by Alberto Barros. We'll explore a few uses of the subjunctive, and different ways to use the word "que" in Spanish.You can find the full lyrics to the song, plus translation and quizzes, at https://yabla.com/salsa (Sign up with this link to claim your 15-Day Free Trial)__________________________________________The Learn Spanish Con Salsa podcast is supported by Yabla. Language immersion through engaging videos for Spanish, English, Italian, French, German, and Chinese language learners. Yabla features authentic content by native speakers, custom playback, subtitles, learning games, and flashcards.Yabla is the premier language learning video platform, with tools to enhance conversational understanding, such as the patented dictation game Scribe! Stream authentic shows you enjoy and learn at the same time! Give Yabla a try with this special link: yabla.com/salsa > LEAVE US A RATING & REVIEW JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST

Learn how to use the word 'hay' in Spanish with the lyrics to the song La vida es un carnaval by Celia Cruz. We'll review several expressions that use hay from the song, and some ways you can incorporate them into your everyday conversations in Spanish.Show Notes: https://www.learnspanishconsalsa.com/82Want to win a free 1-on-1 Spanish coaching session? Share this episode on Facebook or Instagram and tag us @learnspanishconsalsa. One winner will be chosen at the end of the month.> LEAVE US A RATING & REVIEW JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST

For all our friends at home Socially Distancing right now, here's an idea. How about learning how to dance Salsa Music? Pull up a Youtube tutorial and once you got some spins down put on this episode of the podcast and let Adrian take guide you through the hottest Salsa hits out there. Let us know how many calories you burn.

At age 9, Marc Quiñones was introduced by a family friend to salsa legend Tito Puente. Along with long-time collaborator Bobby Allende, Marc was seen as somewhat of a child prodigy in New York salsa circles. Quiñones comes from an impressive lineage of musicians, including father Tony, late uncle Rafael, and younger brother Camilo. The musical roots run deep. Quiñones and Allende would go on to play several high-profile dates with Puente, including Carnegie Hall before they were even old enough to drive. You might ask, where does one go from there, when you have had the proverbial "mic drop" opportunity of a lifetime to play with a music icon.While playing with contemporary jazz group Spyro Gyra, Quiñones would have a chance meeting that would change his career trajectory for decades to come. It turns out that Butch Trucks, the legendary drummer of the Allman Brothers Band was a big Spyro Gyra fan. While attending a Spyro Gyra show, Trucks was intrigued by Quiñones' playing and went backstage to meet him. The two immediately hit it off. Later that year, Marc was invited to record on a new Allman Brothers record. He would go on to tour and record with the band until 2014 and would also support Gregg Allman's solo work until his death in 2017. Currently, Marc Quiñones plays with his own salsa group 8 y Mas with his production partner Bobby Allende. Later this year, you can catch him touring with Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame group The Doobie Brothers and see him featured in work with arranger, producer Tony Succar.

In this episode, I'm sharing the lyrics to one of my favorite salsa songs: Todo tiene su final by Hector Lavoe and Willie Colón. You'll learn new vocabulary from the song lyrics and how to use possessives in Spanish. Enjoy! Show Notes: http://www.learnspanishconsalsa.com/56> LEAVE US A RATING & REVIEW JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST

Brandon “The Salsa Pops” Espinosa Brandon Espinosa is an amazing person who from a young age fell in love with Salsa Music and the rich history and origins. Calling himself a Bronxite he has fixated himself within the... Read More

For questions or comments about this podcast you can text or call the Salsa Hotline at +1 (888) 363-9002)This episode is sponsored by:Aventura Dance Cruise – Use the code “INEEDMYSALSA” to save $50 on your ticket!1. La India – Ese Hombre (remix)2. Willie Colon – Idilio3. Hector Lavoe – Triste T Vacia The I Need My … Continue reading "Salsa Music Episode 1 – August 2019"

Want to learn Spanish with us? Sign up on the waitlist at http://www.spanishconsalsa.com/join and get VIP access when our course and community re-open next month.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/join/2232286/checkout)

This is part 1 of the new series: Historias de viaje (Travel Stories). I’m sharing my real life (crazy) travel stories. In this first installment, I talk about my trip to Rio de Janerio. I wanted to go to Carnival, but I ended up taking an unexpected detour to another country after being detained by federal police in Brazil. Want to know how I avoided being deported back to the United States? Listen to find out.Show Notes: https://www.learnspanishconsalsa.com/25>>> Rate & Review Join our list

The Freestyle Club Episode 26: Second Generation with Andy "Panda" Tripoli The Freestyle Club sits down with the one and only, Song Writer and Producer Andy "Panda" Tripoli. We start things off with MTV's 2nd Generation hosted by Tony Moran (one half of the Latin Rascals) and Andy Panda. Andy talks about the creation of the show, being picked up for a second season, the representation of Latinos and Latin Hip Hop music and the reasons for the show ultimately being canceled. [zoomsounds_player config="TFC-Player" songname="Second Generation with Andy "Panda" Tripoli" type="detect" source="https://media.blubrry.com/thefreestyleclub/s/https://s3.amazonaws.com/thefreestyleclub/TFC-026.mp3" thumb="https://daunknownadmin.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/TheFreestyleClub-026xBlog.png" alt="Second Generation with Andy "Panda" Tripoli " replace_artistname="Andy Panda, CPR Jose Ortiz, and Nick Colon"] Andy goes on to talk about the genesis of The Cover Girls. He explains how his love of Motown Music and groups like The Supremes and others inspired him to create his own girl group. We set out with the concept and shared his vision with Sal Abbatiello of Fever Records. Eventually, after a few initial replacement, they finalize the members of The Cover Girls and Andy pens Show Me. We examine how Freestyle was "OUR" generation's Salsa Music. We reminisce how our parent would play Salsa Music and how we grew up listening to Salsa Music. Now as we grew up our children, in turn, grew up listening to our version of Salsa Music with Freestyle Music. We also take note of how Old Salseros are not generally known to be accepting of new artists and how that mentality is now present in Freestyle Music. Proving that Andy Panda listens to The Freestyle Club, he sets the record straight on Together Forever and the role that Frankie Cutlass played in the creation of this Freestyle Classic. Andy talks about Tony Moran and his many contributions to the Freestyle Music genre. We wrap up the interview with Andy sharing his upcoming Freestyle Music projects.

DJ JR Sosa is one of the premier Cuban Salsa DJ in Miami... He shares his story, experience and help us to know the different element in Cuban Salsa like Timba and Son. See you on ADC Cuba! Enjoy :)

This week, we're continuing our theme of cultural immersion in our conversation with Carlos Cinta. Carlos is dance instructor, DJ, and music editor. He's most known in the dance community for his expertise in musicality, especially when it comes to Bachata music from the Dominican Republic and staying true the genre's roots. He's not known for biting his tongue and definitely doesn't shy away from controversy in this conversation. We talk about everything from how he became so passionate about Bachata to cultural appropriation. He also shares who is his favorite Bachata artist and talks about a unique opportunity if you want to learn more about the Dominican Republic and be completely immersed in the culture. GuestCarlos Cinta Website: https://www.ccbachata.comInstagram: @ccbachataFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/carlos.cinta.1Bachata Paradise in Las Terrenas, Dominican RepublicMusicLuis Miguel del Amargue - Playlist Raulin Rodriguez - Playlist ¿Por qué me botó? by Joan Soriano>>> Rate & Review Join our list

Have you ever wanted to learn how to dance, visit the Dominican Republic, or go to the concert of your favorite Latin music artist? What if I told you that you could do all of the above in one event? Enter Aventura, the world’s largest Latin Dance cruise. In this episode, I talk to the owner/director of Aventura Dance Cruise, Moshe Rasier, to get a behind-the-scenes perspective on this immersive Latin cultural experience. He's going to tell us about how ADC got started and why it's different from anything else you've experienced.Show Notes: http://www.learnspanishconsalsa.com/aventuraLinks and ResourcesAventura Dance Cruise - Save $50 when you mention the discount code SPANISHCONSALSA at the time of booking>>> Rate & Review Join our list

What if there was a way to make friends with a native Spanish speaker and practice at any time and any place for free? This week we are joined by our guest Tobias Dickmeis, one of the co-founders of the popular language exchange app Tandem. The app has close to 6 million users in over 150 languages – ¡Dios mío! Tobias shares with us some of the factors that contribute to a positive language exchange experience, how to find the right partner, and how Tandem makes finding language partners safe and convenient. He also gives us some advice on how to make language learning fun, relevant, and interesting from his own experience learning English, Spanish, and French.Show Notes: https://www.learnspanishconsalsa.com/tandemLinks and Resources:Tandem App > https://app.adjust.com/o0f4h5iPoem Tobias Mentioned: Tus Pies por Pablo Neruda > https://www.poeticous.com/neruda/tus-piesTobias’ Favorite Song: La Flaca' de Jarabe de Palo > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2rP8ZU52gUGuestTobias Dickmeis, Tandem Co-FounderFacebook: https://facebook.com/tandemlanguageappTwitter: https://twitter.com/tandemhqInstagram: https://instagram.com/tandemlanguageapp >>> Rate & Review Join our list

Have you ever heard a song in Spanish that you really like and you wish you could understand it? Do you want to incorporate music into your language learning but don’t know where to start? Not to worry, by the end of this episode you’ll have 9 creative ways you can use music in learning Spanish, whether you’re Spanish level is beginner or intermediate. Show Notes: https://www.learnspanishconsalsa.com/4Free Class: How to Learn Spanish with Latin MusicLinks and Resources:Comparison Between Anki and Quizlet (Flash Card Apps)Spanish Listening Practice Activities with Song LyricsLyrics Training (Spanish)Tandem – Language Exchange AppHello Talk – Language Exchange AppThis episode is brought to you by iTalki. Get started with an affordable private lesson today with a native Spanish speaker. Get a $10 credit after you book your first lesson when you sign up with this link: http://go.italki.com/spanishconsalsa >>> Rate & Review Join our list

Learn Spanish with music by exploring 3 ways you can use Spanish from the lyrics to the song Despacito. Find out how to talk about things you have to do, talk about actions in progress, and an easy way to understand the diminutive in Spanish. Plus find out what Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee are really saying!Listen to DespacitoShow Notes & Transcript: http://www.learnspanishconsalsa.com/despacitoLinksGet the Lyrics to the Song DespacitoFree Spanish Listening Practice with DespacitoThis episode is brought to you by iTalki. Get started with an affordable private lesson today with a native Spanish speaker. Get a $10 credit after you book your first lesson when you sign up with this link: http://go.italki.com/spanishconsalsa>>> Rate & Review Join our list

5 – 6 – 7 – 8! What if I told you that dancing salsa could help you with your Spanish? In this week’s podcast, we dive into the specifics of why dancing to Latin music gives you an immediate advantage in learning Spanish. The skills you've developed as a dancer enhance your language learning ability--beyond just language exposure and cultural immersion. Listen to this episode to explore the reasons why listening and dancing to Latin music can accelerate your Spanish learning. Show Notes & Full Transcript: http://www.learnspanishconsalsa.com/salsero Links and ResourcesHow to Learn Spanish with Latin Music: Free Online Class > http://www.spanishconsalsa.com/freeclassGet Lyrics to the Song La Rebelión by Joe Arroyo > https://courses.spanishconsalsa.com/courses/la-rebelionWatch the Video for La Rebelión by Joe Arroyo > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nhtn3HROvgA>>> Rate & Review Join our list

Do you want to speak Spanish fluently? Do you love travel, Latin music, and culture? Then subscribe to this podcast! This introductory episode of Learn Spanish Con Salsa explains what the show is all about and what you can expect in the coming weeks. From expert interviews to culturally-relevant Spanish lessons, learn how Spanish is spoken in the real world by real people. Let us help you go from beginner to bilingual.>>> Rate & Review Join our list

For questions or comments about this podcast you can text or call the Salsa Hotline at +1 (888) 363-9002). The I Need My Salsa Podcast is open to sponsors.

Welcome to Episode 8 of the Salsa Kings LIVE podcast! In our latest episode, Andres welcomes in Nicolas Martinez to the show. He is the band leader of Endiya, the hottest band in South Florida. Born in Cuba until he was nine, then brought to United States, he’s been writing since he was eleven. He founded his band in 2006, which has just released their second album. Martinez discusses his experiences in working on his band, as well as his short hiatus due to personal problems, and his work on another grammy-nominated band. He discusses his influences, both personal, and the artists he listened to as a child. He wrote his first song in fifth grade, a rap song. He even performs a bit of it on the show!   He also discusses the evolution of his music and his roots in Cuba. He talks about his starts in dance, the techniques, and the styles that he worked on, and the changes that came as he grew up and how they formed his dance and his music. In addition to the creators that changed his life, he discusses how the cultural history of music and dance influenced his growth. It’s a fascinating trip into the history of Salsa and dance.   The discussion also goes into the ideas of how Salsa is now, and how it’s changed. He talks about the increase in aggression and energy in music. A lot of people need something with new energy and Martinez talks about how Salsa needs to evolve so that its music can reach younger people, rather than languishing and becoming ‘old people music’. The only people looking up Salsa are people who are already interested in the Salsa. Martinez hopes his music will reach out to a younger generation, by making the music and the lyrics appeal more to the current generation. People need to connect to music and enjoy it, and learn how to enjoy that.   Martinez also discusses the future of Salsa. With the challenges ahead with the current standards of salsa and continuing to dance, we need to also look to the future. Martinez has some refreshing frankness in saying that he feels the Salsa boom has passed and that it’s more dancers that are keeping Salsa alive rather than musicians. He notes how younger people are moving to urban music, which Martinez says is more humble and more about connecting than Salsa is.   Martinez provides a fresh perspective on the history of salsa, the interactions with potential new dancers, and just the very fascinating life of a brilliant dancer and musician.  For those who wants a fresh perspective on Salsa, this episode will give you a lot of food for thought.   “It’s about connecting with the people, not only musically, but outside of music. They need to know and feel that not are only are you just like them, but also that you’re just something normal. People try and keep it professional, but often people don’t want that. Sometimes people want to have fun.”

A podcast for intermediate-to-advanced Spanish students about salsa music, its African roots, and how it spread and evolved around the world. Part 2 of 2.

University of La Verne (CA) Music History and Percussion Professor Andrés Espinoza talks about his current teaching and performing activities (01:40), being considered Latinx upon arriving in the U.S.A. (11:45), his dissertation on Salsa Music (23:40), the 2016 PASIC Race Panel he participated in (30:20), his years as an adjunct teacher in New England (37:25), growing up in Chile and the arts and music scene there (48:00), doing his first undergrad degree in performance in Cuba (01:03:00), his second undergrad in Jazz Composition at Berklee (01:13:10), his Master’s in Jazz Studies in the United Kingdom (01:21:15), and takes the time for Random Ass Questions (01:28:20).Finishing with a Rave on the book Attempting Normal (01:40:15).Links:Andrés Espinoza's La Verne pageMatt HenryNeeraj MehtaMarvin Sparks, Jr.Michael TaylorAugusto Pinochet"Show Me Your Soul" - Red Hot Chili PeppersArgentine Rock"Cuando Pase El Temblor" - Soda Stereo"Rock Box" - Run D.M.C."Fight the Power" - Public EnemyChilean Hip Hop"El Juego Verdadero" - Tiro de Gracia"Contact" - The Police"Xiomara" - Irakere"Margaritaville" - Jimmy BuffetFitzcarraldo trailerDo the Right Thing trailerJohn CageRaves:Attempting Normal - Marc Maron

A podcast for intermediate-to-advanced Spanish students about salsa music, its African roots, and how it spread and evolved around the world. Part 1 of 2.

The I Need My Salsa Podcast is now also being broadcast on ONE Kansas City Radio weekly! 100.1 FM Kansas City. Songs Played In This Episode: Cubanisms – Aguanile – Kansas City Band – Link To Web Site Cubanisms – El Cuarto De Tula –  Link To Web Site Charle Cruz – Amarte Es Un … Continue reading "Salsa Mix 10 – 2018"

The I Need My Salsa Podcast is now also being broadcast on ONE Kansas City Radio weekly! 100.1 FM Kansas City. Songs Played In This Episode: Africando – Yay Boy Romeo Santos & Marc Anthony – Yo También Romeo Santos – Eres Mia Marc Anthony – Aguanile Aventura – Todavia Me Amas Marc Anthony – … Continue reading "Salsa Mix 9 – 2018"

The I Need My Salsa Podcast is now also being broadcast on ONE Kansas City Radio weekly! 100.1 FM Kansas City. Songs Played In This Episode: Joe Cuba – Bang Bang Joe Cuba – El Hueso Cheo Feliciano – El Raton Orquesta Guayacan – Carro De Fuego Orquesta Guayacan – Carro De Fuego Willie Colon … Continue reading "Salsa Mix 8 – 2018"

The I Need My Salsa Podcast is now also being broadcast on ONE Kansas City Radio weekly! 100.1 FM Kansas City. Songs Played In This Episode: Los Jimaguas w/ Mariana Sanchez – La Gracia Del Toti  Rey Roig Y Su Orquesta – Godin, Guidon Chocolate – Controlate Roberto Torres – El QueMucho Abarca Poco Aprieta Orquesta … Continue reading "Salsa Mix 7 – 2018"

The I Need My Salsa Podcast is now also being broadcast on ONE Kansas City Radio weekly! 100.1 FM Kansas City. Songs Played In This Episode: Wayne Gorbea &Salsa Picante – Buche Y Pluma Gilberto Santa Rosa – Que Manera De Querte Lenny Kravitz – Thinking Of You (remix) Willy Chirino – El Manisero Ritmo … Continue reading "Salsa Mix 6 – 2018"

The I Need My Salsa Podcast is now also being broadcast on ONE Kansas City Radio weekly! 100.1 FM Kansas City. Songs Played In This Episode: Joe Cuba – El Tabacon Unknown – Help me with this one! Let me know who it is! Bienvenido J. Gutierrez – El Huerfanito The Lebron Brothers – Saludos … Continue reading "Salsa Mix 5 – 2018"

The I Need My Salsa Podcast is now also being broadcast on ONE Kansas City Radio weekly! 100.1 FM Kansas City. Songs Played In This Episode: Martin Arroyo Y Frankie Vazquez – El Fogon El Gran Combo – El Menu Michel Maze – Ni Fio, Ni Doy, Ni Presto Oscar D’Leon – Toda Tiempo Pasado Fue … Continue reading "Salsa Mix 4 – 2018"

The I Need My Salsa Podcast is now also being broadcast on ONE Kansas City Radio weekly! 100.1 FM Kansas City. Songs Played In This Episode: Justo Betancourt Y Su Conjunto Borincuba – Ella Esta En Otro Rumba Kako & Azuquita – La Fiera La Excelencia – La Lucha Sonora Carruseles – Micacela Lalo Rodriguez – Ven … Continue reading "Salsa Mix 3 – 2018"

Gian Castro, also known as Goodjob or Goodjob Gian, is a California DJ/producer who keeps his heart in the underground culture of house and techno, and doesn't hesitate to take his audience on an abstract journey through variations of those genres and many more styles of music. Being of South American descent, he was immersed into a colorful world of percussive rhythms, Andean Melodies, Afro-Peruvian Folk, as well as Salsa Music almost since birth. That, along with growing up during Hip-Hop’s Hey Day and witnessing the evolution of house and techno, has made him a well-versed artist. That influence and craftsmanship really shows during his performances. Having played alongside artists such as DJ Dan, DJ Three, Doc Martin, Marques Wyatt, and Christian Martin of Dirtybird Records, has really helped his career flourish, gaining him recognition and bookings all over California and even overseas. Full bio here - https://www.facebook.com/pg/GoodjobGian/about Follow Goodjob Gian on the web! https://soundcloud.com/goodjobgian https://www.facebook.com/GoodjobGian Website: http://likemindedculture.com/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/likemindedculture Instagram: https://instagram.com/likemindedculture/

Guest: Fernando Hernandez, author of "The Cubans".  We discussed the life and times Celia Cruz, the great Cuban singer known as "La reina de la salsa". Our sponsor today is Josie Hernandez, Real Estate Agent, Greater Miami Area    

This episode stars Mary Hamilton and Lindsay Hunter (QUICKIES! Chicago). It was recorded at Innertown Pub in Chicago, IL in June 2008.