There's only one El Rey, the king of Latin music...Tito Puente. For over 50 years Tito Puente's infectious rhythms have been keeping people dancing all around the world. Now some of the king's most danceable performances are available on one CD. A mix of blistering Puente mambos and cha cha cha Oye Como Va — The Dance Collection is as much a must for diehard Puente fans as it is the perfect introduction to the sounds of the king.
The CD inlay is a 12-Page booklet with a biography describing Tito Puente's 50 years musical career. The included postcard could be used to obtain a free catalog of "Concord Records".
Latin Salsa, Cha-Cha, Mambo
Concord Picante – CCD-4780-2
1997 USA
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Concord Jazz Picante CJP-250 , 1984
The album "El Rey" was produced by Tito Puente & Carl E. Jefferson, recorded live at The Great American Music Hall, San Francisco 1984 .
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Very rare album by two legends of the Cuban/Latin music scene: Tito Puente and La Lupe (Guadalupe Yoli)
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Dance remixes of Soundtrack of the movie: The Mambo Kings.
Learn moreConcord Picante – CCD-4780-2 , 1997 , USA
There's only one El Rey, the king of Latin music...Tito Puente. For over 50 years Tito Puente's infectious rhythms have been keeping people dancing all around the world.