Welcome to the Latin Vinyl Time Machine: A Journey Through the Golden Age of Latin Music! 🎶

Adalberto Santiago’s self-titled 12” vinyl LP is a testament to his rich, effortless salsa vocals. Born in Ciales, Puerto Rico, and inspired by Cuban legends Beny Moré and Miguelito Cuní, he became a staple in New York’s salsa scene. This album captures his signature style, blending rhythmic energy

Antonio Machín, the iconic Cuban singer, delivers his signature mix of bolero and Latin soul in this self-titled LP. With passionate rhythms, rich instrumentation, and smooth vocals, it embodies the golden era of Cuban music. A must-have for collectors and Latin music fans, this album honors his timeless legacy.

Bachata Caribe – Recuerdos is a fiery 12” vinyl LP that pulses with the heart of Dominican bachata and merengue. Dropped in ‘91 under Sony Discos, it’s packed with raw emotion, rich acoustic grooves, and lyrics that hit deep. With classics like En Un Beso La Vida and Desvelo de Amor, this one’s a goldmine for Latin music lovers.

"Lead Me to That Beautiful Band" is the vibrant 1975 release by "Bobby Rodriguez Y La Compañia". Produced by the legendary Ray Baretto and Alux Masucci, this LP delivers a fusion of Latin rhythms that captivate the soul. Recorded at Good Vibrations Sound Studio, New York, and engineered by Jon Fausty

In the vibrant world of salsa, Celia Cruz reigns as the undisputed queen. Her discography, a rhythmic tapestry of Latin melodies, is a testament to her unparalleled talent. Step into Celia Cruz's vinyl record gallery, a fiesta of sound, adorned with larger-than-life album cover photos. Let the music transport you to the heart of salsa, where her lyrics and rhythms dance in perfect harmony.

"Mi Tierra Y Yo" stands as the 7th solo masterpiece from Puerto Rican legend Cheo Feliciano. Released in 1977, this 12" LP vinyl album is a testament to Feliciano's musical prowess. Under the skilled direction of Johnny Pacheco, it's a salsa gem produced by Cheo Feliciano himself. Featuring a stellar lineup of musicians, including Papo Lucca, Bobby Valentin, and more, this album is a vibrant celebration of Latin music heritage.

"EL PANADERO" by Conjunto Clasico featuring Tito Nieves is a vibrant 12" LP vinyl from Colombia. This ensemble, led by Sonny Bravo from Tipica 73, merges youthful energy with seasoned expertise. Their music is a blend of tight, crisp conjunto, skillfully incorporating the mellow tones of the tres guitar to complement the sharpness of the horns, creating a musical experience akin to savoring lemon with caviar.

Cuco Valoy, a Dominican musical legend, has profoundly shaped his country’s music by blending Afro-Caribbean rhythms with merengue and salsa. His band, Los Ahijados, modernized traditional son, while La Tribu infused salsa with Dominican flavors. His innovation, rich vocals, and infectious energy helped popularize Dominican music internationally, inspiring generations of artists.

"La Verdad / The Truth" is a remarkable 1987 album by the Puerto Rican pianist and band-leader, Eddie Palmieri. This masterpiece features the dynamic collaboration between Eddie Palmieri and the talented Salsa singer Tony Vega. Produced by Ralph Mercado RMM and Eddie Palmieri, the album offers a captivating musical journey

This album "EDDIE SANTIAGO - Sigo Atrevido" (I'm Still Daring) is the third studio album by Puerto Rican salsa singer Eddie Santiago. The album was released in 1987 and topped the tropical charts throughout the first half of 1988. The album received a Grammy Award nomination for Best Tropical Latin Performance.

Eddie Santiago (Eduardo Santiago Rodríguez) is a salsa singer from Puerto Rico. At a young age, Eddie demonstrated great love and talent for salsa music. He performed with several groups, including Generación 2000, Orquesta La Potente, Orquesta Opus, and the Orquesta Saragüey. o".

El Gran Combo’s 20 Años de Éxitos is straight-up salsa history, pressed into a 12” vinyl. Dropped in ‘90, it’s a two-decade ride through Puerto Rico’s hardest-hitting grooves. Horns blaze, congas slap, and every track is soaked in rhythm. No filler, no gimmicks—just the sound of a band that defined a movement.

El Gran Combo’s Ámame (1989) isn’t just another salsa record—it’s a masterclass in groove. The brass punches, the congas drive, and the melodies hit deep. From the title track to Aguacero, every song locks you into the rhythm. This is Puerto Rican salsa at its peak—tight, soulful, and built for the dance floor.

El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico, commonly known as El Gran Combo, is a Puerto Rican Salsa music orchestra. It is Puerto Rico's most successful musical group, and one of Salsa's most famous groups across Latin America. In 1983 Colombian people involved in musical matters gave them the moniker La Universidad de la Salsa (The University of Salsa).

El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico, is Puerto Rico's most successful musical group, and one of Salsa's most famous groups across Latin America. In 1983 Colombian people involved in musical matters gave them the moniker La Universidad de la Salsa (The University of Salsa).

"Romantico y Sabroso" is the 1987 studio album released by Puerto Rican salsa group, El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico. The album is considered El Gran Combos first release dominated by the distinct sub-genre known as salsa romantica.

"Y Su Pueblo" is the title of the 1986 studio album released by Puerto Rican salsa group, El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico. The album became the second #1 album to top the Billboard Tropical Albums chart ironically dethroning the group's previous album,

This album "GRUPO NICHE Grandes Exitos" is a compilation of the "Best Of Grupo Niche" Grupo Niche is a salsa group founded in 1978 in Bogotá, Colombia. Currently based in Cali, Colombia, it enjoys great popularity throughout Latin America.

"Tropical" is the 1986 Latin salsa music masterpiece by the vocal duo "Hansel & Raul". This rare Venezuelan pressing of their album showcases their talent. Side One presents tracks like "La Continuacion - Maria Teresa y Danio", "Manantial de Corazon", "Supongo", and "Pide Todo Lo Que Quieras".

Hector Lavoe's "Comedia" on the Fania Records 12" Vinyl LP Album, in collaboration with Willie Colon, epitomizes the vibrant salsa scene of the 1970s. Released during a tumultuous yet culturally rich time, this masterpiece showcases Lavoe's distinctive voice

"Héctor Lavoe's 'El Sabio,' a 1980 12" Vinyl LP, epitomizes the golden era of salsa. Produced by Willie Colón and Jerry Masucci, it reflects the genre's evolution in the late 1970s. Lavoe's emotive vocals, coupled with Colón's innovative arrangements, create a sonic masterpiece. Released in Spain, it contributed to salsa's global appeal, marking a significant cultural and musical milestone in the genre's history."

Herb Alpert, the legendary trumpeter and bandleader of The Tijuana Brass, brought his signature Latin-infused brass sound to Carmen 70, a unique European release under the Ex-Libris label. Blending jazz, pop, and mariachi influences, this album reimagines classics with Alpert’s signature flair. Featuring the iconic Whipped Cream & Other Delights cover, it remains a collector’s gem.

Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass captivated audiences with Mexican Shuffle, a lively and infectious tune that became a signature hit. Infused with bold brass, rhythmic Latin beats, and Alpert’s unmistakable trumpet, the track gained international fame, even featuring in a popular chewing gum commercial. This vibrant classic remains a standout in his discography.

"Fuego En Mi Mente" is a Colombian release 12" vinyl LP album by the renowned salsa and tropical music singer and songwriter, Joe Arroyo, also known as "El Joe". This album is a testament to his captivating musical style and enduring impact on the world of Latin music. Joe Arroyo's unique blend of salsa continues to resonate with audiences worldwide.

"Introducing Johnny Pacheco" is the 1989 compilation album with songs released by the Dominican Musician and Producer "Johnny Pacheco"", this page describes the release on Caliente Records. Johnny Pacheco Dominican producer, musician, bandleader, and one of the most influential figures in salsa music.

La India's 1988 album, "Dancing on Fire / Bailando en el Fuego," epitomizes the fusion of traditional Latin salsa with contemporary influences. Produced by Jellybean and remixed by "Little" Louie Vega, the vinyl 12" Maxi Single reflects the dynamic musical landscape of the late 1980s. La India's iconic release, combining tradition and innovation, remains a timeless gem in the Princess of Latin Salsa Music's illustrious career.

La Lupe - Es La Reine / The Queen is a fiery showcase of the unmatched energy and passion of Guadalupe “La Lupe” Yoli, the legendary Queen of Latin Soul. Released on Tico Records, this 12” vinyl captures her raw, emotional delivery with a mix of salsa, bolero, and boogaloo. Featuring hits like Puro Teatro and La Reina, this album is an essential piece of Latin music history.

"Las Chicas del Can - Los Grandes Exitos Super Dance Mix" is a captivating 12" LP Vinyl Album showcasing the vibrant merengue rhythms of the renowned all-girl band from Santo Domingo. Flourishing in the 1980s, the compilation features their top hits, including the infectious "Juana La Cubana" and the rhythmic "Sukaina." This musical anthology captures the essence of an era and the enduring charm of Las Chicas del Can.

"Pegando Fuego," the fourth official album by the Dominican all-female music ensemble "Las Chicas Del Can," set ablaze the music scene upon its 1986 release. This 12" Vinyl LP showcased the group's fiery talent, leaving an indelible mark on the era's cultural landscape. With infectious rhythms and compelling vocals, the album's contribution to the musical tapestry of the time remains a testament to the group's enduring impact.

In 1990, Las Chicas del Can's "Sumbaleo" 12" Vinyl LP, produced by Wilfrido Vargas, made a significant impact in the thriving merengue scene. With a stellar lineup of musicians led by Maria Acosta, the album's fusion of traditional and contemporary elements resonated globally. Its enduring legacy continues to influence and inspire, marking a pivotal moment in the evolution of merengue music.

"Mejor Que Nunca", the 12" vinyl LP by "Chicas de Nueva York", shines with the talents of Jackie Sanchez, Rosa Melendez, Lucia "Kenny" Diaz, and Asia Gonzalez. Produced by the skilled hands of Raphy Pou, this album embodies their finest work. With captivating harmonies and melodies, it's a musical journey that proves they're better than ever.

“Estás Pillao” by Lisandro Meza is a dynamic Cumbia album that showcases the artist’s mastery of the accordion and his signature vallenato sabanero style. Released under Faisan Records, this LP blends infectious rhythms, heartfelt lyrics, and vibrant instrumentation, making it a must-have for Latin music collectors. From danceable beats to soulful melodies, this album is a true gem.

Mi Carrito by Lisandro Meza is a classic Cumbia album that captures the vibrant energy of Colombian music. Released in 1985 under Sonolux Records, this LP showcases Meza’s masterful accordion skills and infectious rhythms. Featuring hits like La Kakunanga and El Pasado Ya Pasó, it remains a treasure for vinyl collectors and Latin music fans.

Orquesta Aragón was formed on 30 September 1939, by Orestes Aragón Cantero in Cienfuegos, Cuba. The band originally had the name Ritmica 39, then Ritmica Aragón before settling on its final form.

The Sabrosura is an orchestra Colombia 's salsa music , founded on May 16th of 1987 in the city of Cartago Valle , and Carlos Rodas Trejos and Héctor Fabio Arismendi Ospina . Their lead singer was Hugo Alberto Zapata , died tragically with his wife Luz Stella in a motorcycle accident near the town of Victory Valley on May 21 of 1995 .

Oscar D'León's 1991 masterpiece, "Auténtico," epitomizes the dynamic Latin music scene of the early '90s. Released on a 12" LP vinyl, the album seamlessly blends traditional salsa with contemporary influences, reflecting the era's musical evolution. D'León's meticulous production, featuring brass, percussion, and authentic rhythms,

Oscar D'León's 1990 album, "Boleros, Sones y Algo Mas," epitomizes the golden era of salsa. Released on 12" vinyl LP, it captures the essence of the early '90s Latin music scene. The fusion of boleros and sones, coupled with D'León's powerful vocals, creates a dynamic and versatile musical journey. This timeless masterpiece solidifies D'León's status as the Venezuelan King of Salsa, marking a pivotal moment in the genre's evolution.

In 1979, salsa maestro Oscar D'León, hailed as "El Mas Grande," collaborated with producer Victor Mendoza to create a timeless masterpiece, "El Mas Grande." Released on a 12" vinyl LP in Mexico, the album's rhythmic brilliance and D'León's powerful vocals captivated audiences. Tracks like "Que Manera de Quererte" and "La Murga" became salsa classics, marking 1979 as a pinnacle in the genre's global influence.

"Palo Santo y Su Grupo - Volume 3" is a 12" Vinyl LP Album, pressed in Ecuador and released in 1984. This album features a rich selection of tracks, including "La Voy a Olvidar," "Licor," and "Cobarde," showcasing the musical talent of Palo Santo and his group. With its diverse range of songs, this record offers a captivating journey through Latin American music.

"Para Mis Amigos" is a 12" Vinyl LP Album released by Mario Munoz "Papaito," a distinguished member of the legendary Cuban group "Sonora Matancera." With contributions from talented musicians like Alfredo Valdes Jr, Adalberto Santiago, and Yayo El Indio, this album presents a captivating blend of Latin music, showcasing the enduring legacy of Papaito and his musical companions.

The album: "Este Negro Si Es Sabroso" was produced by: Louis Ramireza and Jerry Masucci. Pete "El Conde" Rodriguez born as Pedro Juan Rodriguez Ferrer was a salsa singer born in Ponce, Puerto Rico.

Roberto Torres is a Cuban musician from Güines most famous for his interpretation of Simón Díaz's Caballo Viejo. He is considered to be one of the highest authorities in the history of the Cuban music.

Rubén Blades' "Escenas" 12" Vinyl LP Album, featuring collaborations with Linda Ronstadt and Joe Jackson, is a timeless masterpiece that transcends musical boundaries. Released during a pivotal time period, this album showcased Blades' eclectic artistry, merging salsa with pop and rock influences.

Ruben Blades' "Greatest Hits Special 2 Record Set" stands as a timeless musical collection, curated under the meticulous production of Jerry Masucci. Released in 1983, this 12" 2-LP vinyl encapsulates Blades' artistic journey within that era. Each track is a melodic chronicle, offering listeners a vibrant snapshot of Blades'

Ruben Blades' "Maestra Vida: Primera Parte," a groundbreaking Salsa Opera, marked a pivotal moment in music during its release on a 12" Vinyl LP Album. Released within a dynamic time period, the production by Blades showcased innovative storytelling through salsa rhythms. This masterpiece not only elevated Blades' status but also left an indelible imprint on the cultural landscape, blending musical excellence with a narrative that resonated with its era.

Ruben Blades' "Nothing but the Truth" marks a pivotal moment in Salsa, being his debut English album. Infused with vibrant rhythms, Blades collaborates with iconic musician Lou Reed. The 12" Vinyl LP, produced by Tommy Lipuma, renowned for his work with Diana Krall, showcases a unique fusion of Latin beats and rock influences. This musical endeavor exemplifies Blades' cross-cultural contribution in the context of the time.

“Tentación” by Los Titanes de la Salsa is a vibrant showcase of Colombian salsa at its peak. Released in 1991, this album blends traditional salsa rhythms with romantic ballad influences, creating a unique salsa-balada style. Led by Alberto Barros, the band’s rich brass sections and dynamic percussion drive danceable grooves and heartfelt melodies. A must-listen for salsa lovers worldwide!

Tito Nieves’ The Classic (1990) is pure, unfiltered salsa power. His voice commands every track, from the pulse of Sonámbulo to the groove of El Rey de la Rumba. The brass section punches through, the rhythm section locks tight, and the melodies stick. This is salsa built for movement—bold, sharp, and unapologetically infectious.

Humberto "Tito" Nieves (born June 4, 1958) (also known El Pavarroti de la Salsa) became one of the leading Salsa singers of the 1980s and the early 1990.

Produced by Tito Puente & Carl E. Jefferson, recorded live at The Great American Music Hall, San Francisco 1984

  Very rare album by two legends of the Cuban/Latin music scene: Tito Puente and La Lupe (Guadalupe Yoli)

This record contains several Dance remixes of Soundtrack of the movie: The Mambo Kings.

Todos Estrellas - A Través del Ciclo is a Cuban salsa and Latin jazz masterpiece, where every note pulses with the fiery heartbeat of Havana. Blending intricate brass arrangements, hypnotic Afro-Cuban rhythms, and daring improvisation, this LP is a testament to the golden age of Cuban music. From the bold swing of Pa’ Fuera Mi Compay to the intoxicating groove of La Música

Los Merengazos del Año is a vibrant snapshot of ’80s merengue at its peak. Packed with high-energy beats and pulsating brass, this LP is a whirlwind of Dominican rhythm. From the infectious groove of El Africano to the fiery Oye, every track is a dancefloor igniter. This isn’t just a compilation—it’s the essence of an era when merengue ruled the airwaves.

Willie Colón’s Éxitos distills the fire and soul of salsa into a single LP, capturing his signature trombone-driven sound and bold storytelling. From the streetwise swing of Che Che Colé to the social weight of El Gran Varón, each track cements his legacy. This isn’t just a collection of hits—it’s a testament to Colón’s role in shaping the sound of a generation.

Willie Colón’s Éxitos is a masterclass in salsa storytelling, packing in the raw, brassy energy that made him a legend. From the rebellious groove of La Murga to the haunting narrative of El Gran Varón, every track pulses with Colón’s unmistakable trombone and fearless arrangements. This isn’t just a greatest hits album—it’s a blueprint for salsa’s golden age.

Willie Colón y Rubén Blades - Self-Titled is a fiery fusion of salsa storytelling and socially charged lyricism, cementing the duo as one of the genre’s most iconic pairings. This Cuban pressing on AUDI Records captures the raw intensity of Tiburón, the groove-heavy El Telefonito, and the timeless Ligia Elena. With Colón’s bold trombone arrangements and Blades’ masterful narratives, this album is not just music—it’s a revolution on wax, a must-have for any serious salsa aficionado.

Willie Colón - She Don’t Know I’m Alive is a bold departure from Colón’s classic salsa roots, embracing a fusion of Latin jazz, pop, and electronic grooves. Released in 1987, this 12” EP pulses with infectious energy, blending synth-heavy beats with Colón’s signature trombone flair. T

The Roaring Fifties finds Willie Rosario in top form, a percussive maestro guiding a high-octane salsa big band through a nostalgic yet urgent set. With brass punches, slick arrangements, and tight rhythms, the album fuses old-school swing with modern salsa intensity. A bold, roaring salute to the golden age, built for the dancefloor.

"Acuarela del Caribe" is the 15th album by the Cuban singer and musician Wille Chirino and was released in 1990.