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SALSA Salsa is a music genre developed by the Latin American community in New York in the early 70's. Starting from the Pachanga and Boogaloo, genres Developed in the 60's by Puerto Ricans and other Latino groups in the neighborhoods of Manhattan, Salsa incorporates melodic elements of Jazz, Soul and Rock and Roll, and harmonic features of Cuban music and Latin folklore value, using various genres based rhythmic Afro-Latinos, including Cumbia, Plena, the Bomb, and the Merengue, well as the guaracha, guaguancó, mambo, cha cha, and above all, the Son Montuno where it settles.
Ignacio Pineiro in 1933 used the term "check it sauce" on a topic of Cuban music. It is not until the sixties that the term was first used to describe this musical genre. In Venezuela, the radio station "Broadcasting Venezuela", which operated in the city of Caracas, showed the program "La hora del Sabor, Salsa and Bembe." It was led and encouraged a popular speaker at the time, Phidias Danilo Escalona, \u200b\u200bwhich specialized in Caribbean music in particular. It is in this program where verdaremente begins to use the term "salsa" to describe the musical genre. [1]
took great popularity at the time it was formed Beny Moré (Caballero how good you dance! and slope Camagüey), the famous salsa band Fania All-Stars, led by the Dominican Johnny Pacheco, who disappeared along with attorney Jerry Masucci founded Fania Records, although the merit of the expansion of this rhythm is the Cuban band Sonora Matancera.
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