Sonero Sonerito3691/1Lively Cuban salsa with busy piano, bright horn section, Latin percussion & male vocals 4:05
Album ANW 3691Salsa En El Barrio
Alberto Salas (BMI) | Carlos José Alvarez (BMI)Carlos José Alvarez and Alberto Salas capture the magic of salsa, from New York descarga-style compositions to bright Cuban Charanga cuts, via 1960s/70s Latin boogaloo. Arrangements feature Latin percussion, horns, flute, violins, piano, and male vocals.
10 tracks
- A Mi Manera3691/3Happy traditional Cuban Charanga salsa featuring piano, flute, percussion, violins & male vocals3:04
- Nunca Para Atras3691/4Energetic Cuban salsa with piano, flute, horns, lively percussion & male vocals. Evocative of 1970s NY salsa scene5:00
- Busco Una Amiga3691/5Bright salsa with male vocals, piano, trombones, percussion & Puerto Rican bomba style rhythm3:50
- Beto's Boogaloo3691/6Funky 1960s/70s Latin boogaloo with piano, horns, percussion, saxophone solo & male vocals 3:38
- No Me Voy3691/7Lively Cuban descarga style salsa with organ, jazzy keys, horns, percussion & male vocals3:06
- Vivir La Vida3691/8Upbeat New York descarga style salsa with Cuban band featuring piano, horns, percussion & male vocals3:39
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