Que Viva La Musica

November 23, 2024, legend Tito Puente's eldest son Ronny Puente presented a playlist honoring his father and demonstrating his tiemless versatility.Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

Saturday, November 16th, we spoke with bandleader Dany Martinez and José Calderón, who presented two brand new, innovative Charanga tracks by CubanoRican, "Sacale Jugo" and "Para Ti."Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

This Saturday, November 9, 2004, Vicki Solá celebrates her birthday on-air with an extended six-hour edition of Que Viva La Música.Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

November 2nd, 2024, in addition to featuring music honoring Puerto Rico, we spoke with Sam Delgado, of Perth Amboy, NJ, a retired U.S. Marine officer, and chair of the Borinquineers Park Education Alliance, a New Jersey non-profit corporation, about the guest column he wrote forTap Into Newark, on October 30th, 2024. The column is titled Latinos Should Support a Leader Who Supports Them. Delgado wrote this as a rebuttle to the disrespect given Puerto Rico at former President Trump's recent Madison Square Garden rally. Delgado highlights the profound sacrifices made by Puerto Rican military veterans throughout the history of the United States of America, and we read his entire article.Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

Today, November 2nd, 2024, we spoke with Sam Delgado, of Perth Amboy, NJ, a retired U.S. Marine officer, and chair of the Borinquineers Park Education Alliance, a New Jersey non-profit corporation, about the guest column he wrote forTap Into Newark, on October 30th, 2024. The column is titled Latinos Should Support a Leader Who Supports Them. Delgado wrote this as a rebuttle to the disrespect given Puerto Rico at former President Trump's recent Madison Square Garden rally. Delgado highlights the profound sacrifices made by Puerto Rican military veterans throughout the history of the United States of America, and we read his entire article.Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

Here's the podcast of our October 26, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet as we bring you the Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet as we bring you the Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Saturday, October 12th, 2024, Raices Afroantillanas, withYudex Ali & Peter Paul, presented "Memories: A Tribute to Artists Lost in 2024." This special paid tribute to Sergio Mendes, J.J. Oliveros, Pete Rodriguez, Felo Barrio, and Johny "Dandy" Rodriguez. We were also treated to a playlist featuring some exceptional Salsa and Afro-Cuban Jazz curated by Juan Ibañez.Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet as we bring you the Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

This Saturday, Oct. 5th, we interviewed Tito Rodriguez, Jr. We discussed his new release, Ya Son 50, his new releases on vinyl, his career, and growing up with his legendary father, the late Tito Rodriguez. Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

This Saturday, Oct. 5th, we spoke with Junior Rivera about Conjunto Imagen's upcoming Oct. 12th performance at Resort World in Queens, NY. and played tracks including the group's latest, Tu Precio. We also listened to Guarachando En Nueva York, performed by Rivera and Chino Pons & Grupo Irek, and co-written by Rivera and Pons.Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

This Saturday, Oct. 5th, 2024, we interviewed Tito Rodriguez, Jr. and discussed his new release YA SON 50 , his career, and growing up with his legendary father, the late Tito Rodriguez. We also spoke with Junior Rivera about Conjunto Imagen's upcoming Oct. 12th performance at Resort World in Queens, NY.Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

Today, we interview Blue Canoe Records recording artist, guitarist Neff Irizarry and sample tracks from his new Latin jazz production, "Cambio" (Change). His ensemble features Three-Time Grammy-winning bassist Jimmy Haslip, vibraphonist Martin Fabricius, and percussionist Ricardo Padilla.Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

Today, we interview Blue Canoe Records recording artist, guitarist Neff Irizarry and sample tracks from his new Latin jazz production, "Cambio" (Change). His ensemble features Three-Time Grammy-winning bassist Jimmy Haslip, vibraphonist Martin Fabricius, and percussionist Ricardo Padilla. Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

On September 21, 2024, Vicki Solá interviewed "La Reina Del Barrio" Rhina Valentin on Que Viva La Música to highlight Valentin's upcoming "Latiné Luminaries" event honoring internationally recognized Puerto Rican attorney and environmental and climate justice leader, Elizabeth Yeampierre. This free Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration takes place Wednesday, September 25th, 2024 at 7:30pm at Lincoln Center's David Rubenstein Atrium, Broadway, between 62nd and 63rd Street in New York City. Further information is available at LincolnCenter.org.Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música was created decades ago by Vicki Solá, and now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

Listen here to the podcast of our June 29, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Today, we interview "La Reina Del Barrio" Rhina Valentin to highlight her upcoming "Latiné Luminaries" event honoring internationally recognized Puerto Rican attorney and environmental and climate justice leader, Elizabeth Yeampierre. This free Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration takes place Wednesday, September 25th, 2024 at 7:30pm at Lincoln Center's David Rubenstein Atrium, Broadway, between 62nd and 63rd Street in New York City. Further information is available at LincolnCenter.org.Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more—classic, new, and live—and timely interviews right here! Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

Listen here to the podcast of our September 14th, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more—classic, new, and live—right here! Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

Our September 7th, 2024 edition of Que Viva La Música features an interview with Sam Delgado and 92-year-old Korean War veteran Ervin Machado.Delgado, chairman of film screening/fundraiser featuring the PBS award-winning documentary, The Borinqueneers, discusses the remarkable stories of valor, triumph, and challenges faced by the famed 65th Infantry Regiment. Machado, Korean War veteran and member of the 65th Infantry Regiment, recounts some of his experiences.Capital Fundraiser Honoring Borinqueneers and Hispanic Veterans: Caballero Award for David Zayas and PBS Documentary by Noemi Figueroa Soulet at the Barrymore Film Center, Fort Lee, NJ, Sept 21, 2024Perth Amboy, NJ – September 1, 2024 – The Borinqueneers Park Education Alliance, in collaboration with its partners, the Statewide Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey and the New Jersey State Veterans Chamber of Commerce, and the New Jersey Puerto Rico Commission proudly announces a special film screening of the award-winning PBS Documentary THE BORINQUENEERS to honor Hispanic Heritage Month and launch a fundraiser to raise $5 million dollars in capital for the development of a community park and veterans monument in Perth Amboy New Jersey dedicated to the Borinqueneers 65th Infantry Regiment of the U.S. Army. The Borinqueneers Film Screening and Capital Campaign Fundraiser will be held at the Barrymore Film Center and Museum in Fort Lee, NJ, on Saturday, September 21, 2024. Support this event by purchasing tickets at www.bpealliance.org or by clicking here:- 5:30-6:30 PM: VIP Reception- 7:00 - 9:00 PM: Screening and Presentation Event Speakers:- Noemi Figueroa Soulet, Filmmaker- Sam Delgado, Event Chairman ABOUT THE BORINQUENEERS PARK EDUCATION ALLIANCEThe Borinqueneers Park Education Alliance, a New Jersey Non-Profit Corporation, aims to honor and educate the public about the regiment’s heroic deeds during the Korean Conflict, for which they were awarded a Congressional Gold Medal. They seek to construct a 65th Infantry Regiment Veterans Memorial on a 6-acre urban recreational park in Perth Amboy, New Jersey.

Our September 7th, 2024 show features interviews with Junior Rivera, and also Sam Delgado and 92-year-old Korean War veteran Ervin Machado. We speak to Junior Rivera about a new track, "Guarachando En Nueva York," co-written by himself and Chino Pons, and performed by Chino Pons & Grupo Irek.Sam Delgado, chairman of a film screening/fundraiser featuring the PBS award-winning documentary speaks about The Borinqueneers, which explores the remarkable stories of valor, triumph, and challenges faced by the famed 65th Infantry Regiment. Ervin Machado, Korean War veteran and member of the 65th Infantry Regiment, recounts some of his experiences. Capital Fundraiser Honoring Borinqueneers and Hispanic Veterans: Caballero Award for David Zayas and PBS Documentary by Noemi Figueroa Soulet at the Barrymore Film Center, Fort Lee, NJ, Sept 21, 2024Perth Amboy, NJ – September 1, 2024 – The Borinqueneers Park Education Alliance, in collaboration with its partners, the Statewide Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey and the New Jersey State Veterans Chamber of Commerce, and the New Jersey Puerto Rico Commission proudly announces a special film screening of the award-winning PBS Documentary THE BORINQUENEERS to honor Hispanic Heritage Month and launch a fundraiser to raise $5 million dollars in capital for the development of a community park and veterans monument in Perth Amboy New Jersey dedicated to the Borinqueneers 65th Infantry Regiment of the U.S. Army.The Borinqueneers Film Screening and Capital Campaign Fundraiser will be held at the Barrymore Film Center and Museum in Fort Lee, NJ, on Saturday, September 21, 2024.Support this event by purchasing tickets at www.bpealliance.org or by clicking here:- 5:30-6:30 PM: VIP Reception- 7:00 - 9:00 PM: Screening and Presentation Event Speakers:- Noemi Figueroa Soulet, Filmmaker- Sam Delgado, Event Chairman ABOUT THE BORINQUENEERS PARK EDUCATION ALLIANCEThe Borinqueneers Park Education Alliance, a New Jersey Non-Profit Corporation, aims to honor and educate the public about the regiment’s heroic deeds during the Korean Conflict, for which they were awarded a Congressional Gold Medal. They seek to construct a 65th Infantry Regiment Veterans Memorial on a 6-acre urban recreational park in Perth Amboy, New Jersey.

Listen here to the podcast of our August 31st, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more—classic, new, and live—right here! Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

Listen here to the podcast of our August 24th, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more—classic, new, and live—right here! Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

Saturday, August 17th, 2024, Que Viva La Música interviews bandleader/trumpeter Dennis Hernandez and we discuss his amazing career. Later, we speak with the legendary Oscar Hernandez and explore his Spanish Harlem Orchestra's brand new production, Swing Forever, and his Latin jazz release, Oscar Hernandez & Alma Libre's No Words Needed.As usual, we'll be presenting the music of yesterday, today, and tomorrow -- sizzling Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul. Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET).

This Saturday, August 10, 2024, Rhina Valentin, a leading figure in New York City's entertainment industry joins us, from 3-6 pm. She is a mother, comedienne, producer, director, writer, actress, and dancer. As a multiple award-winning artist and performer, Rhina has captured audienes with her humor while discussing adversity with honesty, representing the values of working-class women-of-color. We discuss Rhina's career, her many projects, her upcoming role of Carmen in Nuyorican writer Felix Rojas’ new Off-Broadway comedy, A DAY IN THE CRIB, and much more. Plus, we present an exquisite playlist curated by percussionist Danny Santana.Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more—classic, new, and live—right here!

Listen here to the podcast of our August 3rd, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more—classic, new, and live—right here!

Listen here to the podcast of our July 27, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more—classic, new, and live—right here!On today's show we speak with Conjunto Imagen's Junior Rivera and break their hot new single, "Tu Precio." And we pay tribute to Colombia and Colombian Independence with QVLM family members Juan Ibañez and Yudex. In addition, anyone purchasing tickets for Felix Rojas' new Off-Broadway comedy "A Day in the Crib" during today's show will receive an on-air shout-out! Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

In this July 20th,2024 segment, Que Viva La Música speaks with Nuyorican writer Felix Rojas about his newest Off-Broadway comedy, "A Day in the Crib," opening October 3rd.Que Viva La Música and MundoSalsaRadio.com -- the place to be, where we bring you the music of yesterday, today, and tomorrow, and interviews with those active in the arts. Please join us for five hours of sizzling Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul, community info and events listings. Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

During this July 20th, 2024 edition of Que Viva La Música, we speak with Nuyorican writer Felix Rojas about his newest Off-Broadway comedy, "A Day in the Crib," opening October 3rd. MundoSalsaRadio.com is the place to be, where we bring you the music of yesterday, today, and tomorrow, and interviews with those active in the arts. Please join us for five hours of sizzling Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul, community info and events listings. Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET).

Listen here to the podcast of our July 13th, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more—classic, new, and live—right here!

Listen here to the podcast of our July 6th, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more—classic, new, and live—right here!

Listen here to the podcast of our June 29, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more—classic, new, and live—right here!Today’s show features an interview with bandleader Richie Alvarez, leader of Richie Alvarez y Sonido de Brooklyn. We explore the band's recent production, "Richie Alvarez y Sonido de Brooklyn"—the songs, arrangements, inspirations, and personnel. This production is tailored to the dancer, featuring cream of the crop musicians and heavy-duty arrangements by Willie Ruiz, Pablo Chino Nuñez, and Maximo Rodriguez. Yoko Mimata "La Japonesa Salsera" and Julio Salgado are the vocalists.

Listen here to the podcast of our June 22nd, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com), Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET)! Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more -- classic, new, and live -- right here!

Listen here to the podcast of our June 15th, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com), Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET)! Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more -- classic, new, and live -- right here!

Today's June 8th, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música offers up a musical celebration of "La Isla Del Encanto" Puerto Rico and the 67th annual National Puerto Rican Day Parade which moves up New York City's Fifth Avenue on Sunday, June 9th. Que Viva La Música, created four decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com), Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET)! Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more, right here!

Listen here to the podcast of our June 1st, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com), Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET)! Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul, and more, classic, new, and live!

This May 25th, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música is a musical tribute to an icon loved and respected worldwide, legendary bandleader/musician Tito Puente, who passed away on May 31st, 2000. We reminisce with his eldest son, Ronald Puente, and play selections from his father's discography.. Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com), Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET).

Listen here to the podcast of our May 18th edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com), Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET)! Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more, right here!Today’s show features an interview with Conjunto Imagen's Junior Rivera. We talk about this iconic band's upcoming 35th Aniiversary celebration at Willie's Steakhouse in the Bronx, N.Y. We also discuss the group's history and tres player Junior Rivera's musical career and influences.As usual, in today's Que Viva La Música show you'll hear swinging and thoughtfully curated tracks -- classic, new, and live!

Listen here to the podcast of our May 11th edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com), Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET)! Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more, right here!As usual, in today's Que Viva La Música show you'll hear swinging and thoughtfully curated tracks -- classic, new, and live!

Listen here to the podcast of our May 4th, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com), Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET)! Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more, right here!As usual, in today's Que Viva La Música show you'll hear swinging and thoughtfully curated Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul selections -- classic, new, and live!

Listen here to the podcast of our April 27th, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com), Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET)! Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more, right here!Throughout this show, we pay musical tribute to two late, beloved legends born April 29th, years apart: Ray Barretto and Dave Valentín.As usual, in today's Que Viva La Música show you'll hear swinging and thoughtfully curated Salsa, Latin Jazz, and Charanga selections -- classic, new, and live!

Listen here to the podcast of our March 30th edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com), Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET)! Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more, right here!Today’s show pays tribute to icon "El Rey" Tito Puente on what would have been his 101st birthday. As usual, in today's Que Viva La Música show you'll hear swinging and thoughtfully curated Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul selections -- classic, new, and live!

Listen here to the podcast of our April 13th edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com), Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET)! Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more, right here!Today’s show features an interview with bandleader/saxophonist Dean Saghafi as we celebrate the release of his new Latin jazz single, "Keeping It Real (Tenor Sax Version).As usual, in today's Que Viva La Música show you'll hear swinging and thoughtfully curated Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul selections -- classic, new, and live!

Listen here to the podcast of our April 6th, 2024 edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com), Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET)! Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more, right here!During today's show, we speak with Mundo Salsa Radio's founder and proprietor Ricardo Rivera, AKA "DJ Capicu." His show, Manteniendo La Salsa, is heard there on Friday nights from 10 pm to 12 midnight.And as usual, in today's Que Viva La Música show you'll hear swinging and thoughtfully curated Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul selections -- classic, new, and live!

Listen here to the podcast of our March 30th edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com), Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET)! Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Charanga, Latin Soul and more, right here!Today’s show features an interview with Manny Rivera, leader of popular group Son Del Monte y Los Macheteros. We explore the band's new production, "Como Te Gusta A Ti"—the songs, arrangements, inspirations, and personnel—and we discuss Manny's career and upcoming gigs.As usual, in today's Que Viva La Música show you'll hear swinging and thoughtfully curated Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul selections -- classic, new, and live!

Listen here to the podcast of our March 23rd edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com), Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET)! Enjoy five hours of Salsa, Afro-Cuban, Jazz, Latin Soul and more, aired on today's show!

Listen here to the podcast of our March 16th edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com), Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET)! Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban, Jazz, Latin Soul and more, right here!Today's show features an interview with bandleader Dean Saghafi. We play and discuss the tracks from his recent productionWastelands Groove and present a brand new single,Yamile's Cha Cha. We talk about his career and influences as well as how he and his band back up Salsa artists who perform in New York City. Dean Saghafi and his band will be backing up Adalberto Santiago in Queens, N.Y. this coming Friday, March 22nd.And this Quad Squad-backed team brings you exceptional Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul selections -- classic, new, and live!

Listen here to the podcast of our March 9th edition of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streaming worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com), Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET)! Enjoy Salsa, Afro-Cuban, Jazz, Latin Soul and more, right here!This show features an interview with Ronald Puente, eldest son of legendary Tito Puente "El Rey." Ronald presents several of his father's iconic tracks and adds commentary. In this week's edition we also speak with bandleader/musician/educator Steven Oquendo about his Steven Oquendo Latin Jazz Orchestra's upcoming performance, 8 pm, Tuesday, March 12th, at SONY Hall (235 W. 46th St, NY, NY.) Steven also presents for the very first time an unreleased live track, "Machito Forever," (composed by Tito Puente.), The performance was recorded in May 2023 at Dizzy's Club as part of a four-day residency in tribute to Tito Puente and Tito Rodriguez -- a Centennial Celebration at Jazz at Lincoln Center.Also included in today's Que Viva La Música show are Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul selections -- classic, new, and live,

Listen to the podcast of celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, is back, now streaming on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET)! Listen to Salsa, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Latin Soul, Charanga, and more, right here!