Adalberto Santiago and Roberto Lugo

Born in Ciales, Puerto Rico, Adalberto Santiago is renowned for his smooth salsa vocals, heavily influenced by Cuban greats like Beny Moré. He gained fame with Ray Barretto, recording multiple albums before co-founding Típica 73 and Los Kimbos. Santiago's solo work is notable, featuring collaborations with Lou Pérez, Louie Ramírez, and Isidro Infante. Hits include "Alma Con Alma." Committed to Latin roots, he's penned songs for many artists, maintaining relevance in the salsa scene.

Roberto Lugo, born in Guayama, Puerto Rico, is a versatile salsa and bomba singer/composer. Known for hits like "Mas Amor" and collaborations with Luis Perico Ortiz, Jerry Rivera, Giro, and Kim De Los Santos. He won the 1971 Bellas Artes award and also acted in Puerto Rican telenovelas.