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Celia Cruz

Johnny Pacheco, Willie Colon, Fania All-Stars, Adalberto Santiago, Ray Barretto, Justo Betancourt, Papo Lucca, Tito Puente

Fania (USA), 2008
1 CD
Catalogue #: 773 130 352-
EAN: 0877313003529
UPC: 877313003529

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Tracklist

1
Quimbara - (featuring Johnny Pacheco)
2
Usted Abuso - (featuring Willie Colon)
3
Cucala - (featuring Johnny Pacheco)
4
Toro Mata - (featuring Johnny Pacheco)
5
Bamboleo - (featuring Fania All-Stars)
6
Papa, A - (featuring Willie Colon)
7
Lo Tuyo es Mental - (featuring Johnny Pacheco)
8
La Sopa en Botella - (featuring Johnny Pacheco)
9
Nadie Se Salva de la Rumba - (featuring Adalberto Santiago/Ray Barretto)
10
El Guaba - (featuring Johnny Pacheco)
11
Latinos en Estados Unidos - (featuring Willie Colon)
12
Oriza Eh - (featuring Johnny Pacheco)
13
Besito de Coco - (featuring Johnny Pacheco/Justo Betancourt/Papo Lucca)
14
Yerbero Moderno - (featuring Johnny Pacheco/Justo Betancourt/Papo Lucca)
15
Cao Cao Mani Picao - (featuring Tito Puente)
16
Bemba Colora

Celia Cruz

Universally acknowledged as the "Queen of Salsa," Cuban exile Celia Cruz infused her impassioned, Spanish-language songs with nostalgia for the natural beauty of her homeland, and was often influenced by the Afro-Cuban Santeria religion. Cruz's more than 40 years (1960-2003) as an international salsa star proved that she was blessed with a rich voice, flexibility, and energy. Her talents even extended onto the silver screen, with featured roles in films such as THE MAMBO KINGS. In July 2003, Cruz passed away, and fans the world over mourned the loss of their beloved performer, "La Unica."

Tito Puente

New York City-born percussionist Tito Puente infused his big-band music with the mambo sound he helped to popularize in the US. He started out playing with the likes of Noro Morales and Machito before starting his own band in the late 1940s. Known as "King of the Mambo," Puente styled himself after the great swing-era band leaders, and ruled for years over a dance-oriented world of Latin rhythms spiced with jazz and pop. Through mambo, cha-cha, salsa, and more, Puente's career weathered the ups and downs of musical trends, and the iconic band leader, who passed away in 2000, ranks as a legend of Latin jazz.

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