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Salsa music developed in New York City in the early 1970s from genres like boogaloo and pachanga created by Puerto Rican and Latino communities in Manhattan. It blended elements of jazz, soul, rock and roll with Afro-Cuban rhythms and Latin folklore. Some seminal salsa artists included Celia Cruz, a Cuban singer known for son montuno, guaracha and salsa, Hector Lavoe, a Puerto Rican salsa singer popular in the 1970s-80s, and Ismael Rivera, a Puerto Rican singer known as the "Sonero Mayor" who found success with Fania All Stars.
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- 3. The salsa is a music genre developed by the Latin American community in New York in the early 70s. From the Boogaloo and Pachanga, genres developed in the '60s by Puerto Rican and other Latino groups in the neighborhoods of Manhattan.
- 4. The first reference is found in 1928 when Ignacio Piñeiro in his son "ECHALE SALSITA" he wrote in the letter the word "SALSITA" in allusion to joy. And it is said that from this, several Cuban musicians used it as synonymous of energy, vitality and joy.
- 5. Salsa incorporates the melodic elements of Jazz, Soul and Rock and Roll, and harmonic features of Cuban music and Latin folklore, using various genres based rhythmic Afro- Latinos, including Cumbia, the Full, Pump, and Merengue, and guaracha, guaguancó, mambo, cha-cha, and above all, the son montuno where it settles.
- 6. CELIA CRUZ HECTOR LAVOE ISMAEL RIVERA
- 8. Úrsula Hilaria Celia de la Caridad Cruz Alfonso of the Holy Trinity better known by his stage name Celia Cruz (Habana, Cuba, October 21, 1925 - Fort Lee, New Jersey, United States, July 16, 2003) She was a Cuban singer of son montuno, guaracha and salsa. Celia Cruz developed his career in Cuba, Colombia, Venezuela, México, and the United States. Known Issues are: Bemba colora, bottled soup, gypsy flavor (sabor Gitano).
- 10. Hector Juan Pérez Martinez, Hector Lavoe (Ponce, September 30, 1946 - New York, June 29, 1993) was a Puerto Rican salsa singer, whose personality, style and qualities of his voice led him to a successful career in the music scene of Latin music and salsa during the seventies and eighties. Some known issues are: My people, Cheche Cole, El Cantante (The singer).
- 12. Ismael Rivera (San Mateo Crabs, Santurce, Puerto Rico, October 5, 1931 - 13 out of May 1987) known as "Maelo" "the Sonero Mayor of Puerto Rico" and also as "the Wizard of Borinquen" was a singer of Puerto Rican and Cuban music. In the seventies became part of the Fania All Stars. He had his greatest success with Las Caras Lindas, written by Tite Curet Alonso. Another issue that made him famous was "The Nazarene", a song that speaks of pilgrimages made between 1975- 1985 from the procession of the Black Christ of Portobello, Panama.