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Mejias, a Latin Grammy nominee who has played with legends including Tito Puente, is not all bluster, though; he has serious jazz chops.
Tito x 2: Celebrating The Kings Of Mambo Again
Tito Puente's Dance Mania . Tito Rodriguez's El Inolvidable . Many music fans enjoy a time-machine fantasy where they are transported back to a famous dance club of the past.
Crane's Latin Ensemble to Spice Up Diversity Fest
SUNY Potsdam's Crane Latin Ensemble will spice up the entertainment at the 16th annual World in Potsdam Festival Saturday, Nov.
Social Gathering: Njpac Alternate Routes' 3rd Annual Encuentro! Latin ...
Step out of your seat and onto the dance floor! Mix, mingle and dance the night away at this special event that kicks off a weekend of sizzling Latin jazz at NJPAC.
VOCES part of SDSU/IV anniversary celebration
San Diego State University/Imperial Valley Campus is celebrating its 50th Anniversary all year long.
This showcase for the best Latino films journeys deep into the heart and soul of Latino culture to present an eclectic mix of compelling documentaries and exciting musical specials that celebrate the rich variety of the Latino-American experience.
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Voices, musical and otherwise on PBS
Celia Cruz performing with Tito Puente in 1986. If you can't wait for the TV season to get into full swing, head to the ongoing public television series "Voces," which features several documentaries with a New York connection.
Roger Rosenberg: Baritone Madness
It was a late morning in a junior high school located in Long Beach, New York when a lonely, rarely used baritone saxophone chose an adolescent student named Roger Rosenberg as its sole and rightful owner.
On TV Monday: Music of the LA Harbor
It's a catchy novelty mambo in the style made famous in the 1940s and 1950s by Perez Prado, Xavier Cugat and Tito Puente.
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Beat goes on with Tito Puente reissue
This reissue reintroduces us to percussionist Tito Puente's bestselling recording.
HGTV design expert and author Libby Langdon has compiled some creative ways to celebrate without breaking the bank.
In New York, the birthplace of modern salsa, and in a city that has more than two million Latinos, you'd think that planning a weekend that centers on Latin music would be simple: a night at the Copacabana, scope out the Latin music websites for special events, then stop by a salsa club.
'Mazel Tov, Mis Amigos' at Lincoln Center
Tito Puente never had a bar mitzvah, but if he did, the celebration might have looked a little like the scene outside Lincoln Center on August 23, during the grand finale of the center's summer Out of Doors festival .
Fernando's conquest: A Miami TV show finds a new market in Puerto Rico
As a salesman for a health club in a suburb outside Puerto Rico's capital, Frank Oquendo saw up close how his earnings and the gym's membership base tanked along with Puerto Rico's economy.
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Girl Scouts, seniors dance the afternoon away
Girls in colorful gowns and grandmothers in stylish dresses joined together for a spirited line dance to Sinatra's "New York, New York." Mixed among them were 20 or so dapper-looking gentlemen holding their own, including 96-year old Hilton Ramirez, whose bright floral blazer captured only a part of his vibrant personality.
MAXJAZZ to release new CDs from pianists Manuel Valera and Jeb Patton
The latest email newsletter from MAXJAZZ brings word that the St. Louis-based indie label will release CDs this fall from pianists Manuel Valera and Jeb Patton .
Jazz Jams Uptown - Rico Monaco and Sol Sons
Jazz Jams Uptown presents Rico Monaco and Sol Sons for the thirdof the free WLOQ summer concert serieson Saturday, July 18 at Cranes Roost Park in Altamonte Springs from 7PM to 10PM.
Tito Puente: The Complete 78's Volumes 1 - 3, Dance Mania, Jazz &...
No musician was more responsible in his lifetime for bringing the sound of Latin music to jazz and popular music audiences than Tito Puente .
Orquesta Bacharengue in Jamaica Plain
Orquesta Bacharengue uses the popular Dominican Republic music styles, bachata and merengue, to create their name and to give you a hot night of Latin music.
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Los Gringos perform with Tony and Maryori Rios
July 5, 2009: Los Gringos Salsa / Latin Jazz of Toledo, Ohio was first formed in November 2006 and is dedicated to performing the Latin American music traditions of Tito Puente , Marvin Santiago , Frankie Ruiz , Eddie Palmieri, and other great ' Latin Kings .' The name, Los Gringos , came about as a result of a realization-far North Americans ...
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