Celia Cruz
New York - United States

Celia Cruz was undoubtedly the Queen of Salsa, possessing a grand, distinct voice that seemed to wrest every last emotion from the lyrics. She had a voice that compelled a mass section of the population for more than four decades, and no musical detour could deter her undyingly devout subjects. Her first recordings during her time in Cuba in the '50s still stand as some of the best salsa recordings available: anyone in doubt should just go directly to her material with Sonora Matancera. Her relocation to the United States in the '60s didn't dilute her passion: she instead became a part of the booming Latin music industry, recording with Tito Puente and moving on to Fania Records in the '70s. Her devotion to salsa and to the people of Latin America was rarely anything less than heroic up until her passing in 2003. Source: Apple Music

Son Con Guaguancó (Remastered 2025)

Label: Craft

Genres: World

Styles: World

Songs on the Album

Track # Song Title Style Genre
1 Bemba Colorá (Remastered 2025) World World
2 Son Con Guaguancó (Remastered 2025) World World
3 Es La Humanidad (Remastered 2025) World World
4 Lo Mismo Si Que No (Remastered 2025) World World
5 Oye Mi Consejo (Remastered 2025) World World
6 Se Me Perdió La Cartera (Remastered 2025) World World
7 Tremendo Guaguancó (Remastered 2025) World World
8 Permíteme (Remastered 2025) World World
9 No Hay Manteca (Remastered 2025) World World
10 El Cohete (Remastered 2025) World World
11 La Adivinanza (Remastered 2025) World World
12 Amarra La Yegua (Remastered 2025) World World

Regalo Del Alma

Label: Epic

Genres: World

Styles: World

Songs on the Album

Track # Song Title Style Genre