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Afropop Worldwide | Fania Records In the Reissue Era: An Interview with Bruce McIntosh

New York, New Music: 1980-1986

In “New York City’s 1980s Rebound Revolutionized the Music World(s),” New York Latin Culture magazine recently announced the multimedia exhibition “New York, New Music: 1980-1986,” which opened at the Museum of the City of New York yesterday, Friday, June 11, 2021. The article points out the inclusion of figures in Caribbean music and the arts, such as artist…

Salsa music legend has a "long road to recovery" after Outer Banks motor-home accident

The week in audio: Dance Divas; Atomic: How Dr Strangelove Exploded Pop Culture; Decode

A great week for music documentaries ranged from New York’s dance divas to pop in the nuclear era and a dazzling dissection of Dave’s debut album

Rubén Blades, a Salsa Legend, Swings in a Different Direction: Jazz

Rubén Blades, a Salsa Legend, Swings in a Different Direction: Jazz “Salswing!,” his new project with the Panamanian big band leader Roberto Delgado, celebrates the connections between Afro-Cuban music and jazz. Rubén Blades’s “Salswing!” project traces its roots to a November 2014 performance with Wynton Marsalis’s Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra.Credit...Chase Hall for The New York Times By Ed Morales Rubén Blades is a renowned vocalist, one of the emblematic singer-songwriters of 1970s salsa . But he’s not always recognized for his achievements in other disciplines: He’s also a Broadway and Hollywood actor, a composer, a Harvard Law School master’s graduate and a one-time candidate for president of his native Panama. And don’t ever say he can’t sing a swing tune like Frank Sinatra or Tony Bennett.

Salsa music legend Willie Colón seriously hurt in OBX motor home crash

Record Store Day 2021 Releases: Ariana Grande, Lady Gaga & More

Leon Gast passes away: Revisiting how the filmmaker made Academy Award-winning documentary When We Were Kings

My Husband Won't Stop Dancing - The Good Men Project

He just keeps dancing. It is better than being sad.

Ray Barretto: Barretto Power - Latin Jazz Network

Ray Barretto · Barretto Power It was 1970 when Fania Records released Barretto Power, one of a series of seminal albums by master percussionist and bandleader Ray Barretto. 1970, the beginning of an explosive decade in our planet. A decade of crisis and change, especially in New York. A decade of socioeconomic and cultural challenges for a new Latino generation in the Big Apple. Tropical music, the explosion of the so called salsa movement as a unifying phenomenon was gathering momentum, a diverse community searching for identity was embracing their roots in times of challenge. Ray Barretto, a New Yorker from Puerto Rican ancestry [Nuyorican] was redefining again his sound, always open to experimentation and new combinations.