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Comment on Bloque 53 Explodes with Tumba Puchunga by Joaquin Arteaga

Joaquin Arteaga — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 23:41:36 +0000

Con mucho cariño le dedicamos este cd a todos los salseros de corazon !
y quiero dedicarle esto a un musico especial y gran inspiracion para nosotros en el BLOQUE 53, con cariño ara Jimmy Sabater !
descansa en paz !

Comment on Noro Morales – Artist Mini Bio by Norina Morales

Norina Morales — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 17:59:19 +0000

Love the photo of my dad and mom on the album cover (one I do not have)
My dad would have turned 100 in 2 days, Jan. 4 2012.
Thanks for the comments.

Comment on Linda Leida – Artist Mini Bio by Rob Scheffer

Rob Scheffer — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 13:55:10 +0000

Best tumba/son montuno singer around the 80’s.
I’m glad I’ve got all her records.
Electronically i can hear her now through the ages.

Comment on Video: El Negro Bembon – Victor Manuelle, Tony Vega, Michael Stuart by Tom Cleary

Tom Cleary — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 23:48:09 +0000

Definitely music that sounds and can be performed well even 50 years later. That’s what they call classic (with the emphasis on class).

Comment on Pachapo – Edgardo Jimenez – Interviewed by Nando Alvericci by Horacio Rodriguez

Horacio Rodriguez — Sun, 30 Oct 2011 19:24:31 +0000

Saludos desde LA CA.Es buena noticia saber que pachapo esta de vuelta por su musica tan exelente que nosotros los Sonidos de la Union Americana y mexico disfrutamos y apreciamos por su estilo tan exclusivo con el sello de la buena musica al estilo unico del senor Pachapo.En colombia quiza quien pudiera alludarlo con sus nuevas produccones podria ser Diego Gale.Una cosa mas donde puedo adquirir el disco Alto Piano.Hasta luego.

Comment on Tribute to Ira Goldwasser, Doctor Salsa by Franz en Floor

Franz en Floor — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 11:05:30 +0000

Hallo Ira en Harriet, als jullie willen kunnen jullie morgen zaterdag 8 oktober naar het werkteater komen, ik speel daar met La Misma Gente en jullie staan op de gastenlijst.
groetjes Franz en Floor

Comment on We Like It Like That, The Story Of Latin Boogaloo by Jack Costanzo

Jack Costanzo — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 23:08:15 +0000

I am very excited in what you are doing.I had a band at the El San Jaun Hotel in Puerto Rico for the season in 1968.
We were very well received and we played several
boogoloos.
I never found out why the important bands at thatime,Tito Puente for one,quit playing boogoloos.
Iloved playing Boogoloos they were so funky.
I look forward to your release I Like It Like That.
Jack Costanzo

Comment on Desi Arnaz – Artist Mini Bio by Fernando Chavez

Fernando Chavez — Sun, 18 Sep 2011 00:42:29 +0000

Talking about being ahead of his time. He was also responsible for the move away from kinescope to film, which has stood the test of time. We love you Cuban Pete!

Comment on Desi Arnaz – Artist Mini Bio by elWatusi

elWatusi — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 19:36:37 +0000

The multi-camera use for a sitcom was, indeed, pioneering. But the true pioneering move was Arnaz’ and Ball’s savvy negotiation to own syndication rights — a first, and extremely lucrative decision.

Comment on Desi Arnaz – Artist Mini Bio by jaqo

jaqo — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 19:29:29 +0000

Ehem, ehem. The technical details of camera use in sitcoms cannot rival the importance of Desilu productions, a remarkably powerful and significant TV production company, and I Love Lucy, which ultimately stem from his musical life.