Fruko y Sus Tesos – Song of the Day
Today’s featured band is Fruko y Sus Tesos from Colombia with the song “Okairi Okaira” (1986).
Today’s featured band is Fruko y Sus Tesos from Colombia with the song “Okairi Okaira” (1986).
Today’s featured band is Sexteto Electronico Moderno from Uruguay with the song “El Mundo Que Conocimos” (1968).
Today’s featured artist is Cheo Feliciano from Puerto Rico with the song “Nabori” from the album “With a Little Help from my Friend” (1972).
Today’s featured artist is Rudy Calzado from Cuba with the song “La Palomilla” from the album “Tropicalizacion” (1969).
Today’s featured artist is Emilio Santiago from Brazil with the song “Sessao das Dez” from the album “Emilio Santiago” (1975).
Today’s featured mix comes from Hong Kong-based salsa DJ, Gia Fu, with a set of Colombian salsa (2021).
Today’s featured band is Orchestra Dee Jay from New York, US, with the song “Forget it” from the album of the same name (1973).
Miguel Diaz-Canel: “Diaz-Canel, we have to clarify it for you / the CIA does not have to pay us. / We will step on our free Cuba again.”
Today’s featured band is Los Cojolites from Mexico with the song “Sembrando Flores” from the album of the same name (2012).
Today’s featured band is El Combo del Ayer from Puerto Rico with the song “El Viento Me Da” (1983).