The Latin Dimension – Song of the Day
Today’s featured band is The Latin Dimension from the United States with the song “Hot Rhythm” (1960s/70s)
Today’s featured band is The Latin Dimension from the United States with the song “Hot Rhythm” (1960s/70s)
Today’s featured band is Sidestepper from Colombia, with the song “Me Muero” from the album “More Grip” (2000).
Today’s featured artist is Alfredito from Cuba with the song “Quien Sera” from the album “Alfredito plays Mambo! for Dancing” (1954).
Today’s featured artist is Willie Rodriguez from Puerto Rico with his Jazz Quartet and the song “Moliendo Cafe” from the album “Flatjacks” (1963).
Today’s featured band is Las Hermanas Montoya with the song “Mucho, Mucho, Mucho” from “Las Hermanas Montoya con Perez Prado” (1950s).
Today’s featured artist is Wito Velez and his Orquesta Uno from Puerto Rico with the song “Triguenita” (1980s).
Today’s featured artist is Caridad Cuervo from Cuba with the song “Sabor Guaguanco” from the album “Caridad Cuervo” (1960).
Today’s featured artist is Jimmy Contreras y su Combo Latino from Colombia with the song “Soy el Rey” (1970s).
Today’s featured artist is Toña la Negra from Mexico with the song “Noche Criolla” from the album “Noche Criolla Vol. II” (1960).
Today’s featured artist is Ñico Saquito from Cuba with the song “Dale Tumba” from the album “Son cosas de Ñico Saquito” (1963).