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Victor Manuelle

6 concerts

Victor Manuelle, the "Sonero de la Juventud," is a Puerto Rican salsa icon born in New York. Celebrated for his improvisational style, he blends salsa romántica with other Latin genres. His notable songs include "Tengo Ganas" and "Que Suenen los Tambores". He boasts two Latin Grammys, multiple Billboard awards, five Guinness World Records, and collaborations with artists like Bad Bunny and Gilberto Santa Rosa.

El Gran Combo De Puerto Rico

2 concerts

Formed in 1962 by pianist Rafael Ithier, El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico is a renowned 13-piece salsa dance band known for horn-punctuated Latin rhythms and lush harmonies. Named Ambassadors of Our Music by the Puerto Rican Senate, their hits include El Menu and Timablero. Their 1978 album En Las Vegas sold over a million copies, and In Alaska: Breaking the Ice earned a Grammy nomination.

Jerry Rivera

2 concerts

Nacido el 31 de julio de 1973 en Puerto Rico, Jerry Rivera es cantante y compositor de salsa, conocido como “Cara de Niño”. Recibió nominaciones al Latin Grammy por De Otra Manera, Fresco y Cara De Niño, y colaboró con Don Omar, Yandel, Malú y Carlos Santana.

Rey Ruiz

2 concerts

Rey Ruiz (La Habana, Cuba) es un cantante de salsa. Desde niño cantó en TV, estudió en la Escuela Nacional de Arte y actuó en Tropicana. Se radicó en Miami en 1991 y firmó con Sony. Ganó Premios Billboard y Lo Nuestro; nominado al Latin Grammy.

Fruko Y Sus Tesos

2 concerts

Born in Medellin, Colombia, Julio Ernesto Estrada Rincon, known as Fruko, began his career as a timbalero with Los Corraleros de Majagual. In 1970, he founded Fruko y Sus Tesos, pioneering Colombian salsa and becoming the first Colombian orchestra to play at Madison Square Garden.

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Wilfrido Vargas

Wilfrido Vargas, born in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, is a trumpeter, bandleader, and producer who popularized merengue worldwide with hits like "El Barbarazoí."