Directory

Salsa Artists A to Z

A quick guide to salsa's great artists and where they came from, with one song to start with for each. Names marked Yes have a full page on Salsa Tranquila.

Tito Puente smiling in a suit and tie

Tito Puente: Kingkongphoto & www.celebrity-photos.com from Laurel Maryland, USA, CC BY-SA 2.0

Guides: Celia Cruz, Ruben Blades and Tito Puente have their own pages; Perez Prado is on our mambo era page.
ArtistFromKnown forStart withGuide
Celia CruzCubaThe Queen of SalsaLa Vida Es Un CarnavalYes
Eddie PalmieriUSA (Puerto Rican)La Perfecta, piano innovatorMunecaYes
El Gran Combo de Puerto RicoPuerto RicoLong-running orchestra since 1962Me Libere
Gilberto Santa RosaPuerto RicoEl Caballero de la SalsaConcienciaYes
Grupo NicheColombiaCali's anthem makersCali PachangueroYes
Hector LavoePuerto RicoEl Cantante, Fania starPeriodico de AyerYes
Ismael RiveraPuerto RicoEl Sonero MayorLas Caras Lindas
Johnny PachecoDominican RepublicCo-founder of FaniaQuimbara (with Celia Cruz)
Joe ArroyoColombiaJoe Arroyo y La VerdadLa Noche
MachitoCuba / USAMachito and his Afro-Cubans, mambo eraTanga
Marc AnthonyUSA (Puerto Rican)Best-selling modern salsa singerVivir Mi VidaYes
Oscar D'LeonVenezuelaThe dancing bass playerLlorarasYes
Perez PradoCuba / MexicoKing of MamboMambo No. 5Yes
Ray BarrettoUSA (Puerto Rican)Conga masterIndestructible
Ruben BladesPanamaStorytelling salsaPedro NavajaYes
Tito PuenteUSA (Puerto Rican)The timbalero of the PalladiumOye Como VaYes
Tito RodriguezPuerto RicoPalladium bandleader and singerMama Guela
Victor ManuellePuerto RicoEl Sonero de la JuventudTengo Ganas
Willie ColonUSA (Puerto Rican)Trombone bandleader, FaniaChe Che Cole
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