The "SALSA" musical expression meets the African American rhythms such as son, rumba, guaguancó, boogaloo, plena, mambo, guaracha, latinjazz the pump in one. So that when you hear any of these rhythms, you say I like the "salsa", obviously referring to the rhythm, possibly someone disagrees, but is the sentiments of the people that love is music genre and you is difficult to identify a guaguanco, a boogaloo, a Son Montuno, full ... but in short is a "sauce."
As musical styles progressed in Cuba, Puerto Rico, Colombia, etc.. and joined the rhythms created by Latinos in New York, in El Barrio and the South Bronx, the passion for the music rose and multiplied, large venues such as The Chetah hotel on Broadway and Sanit-George, by the 70 's seething with all those rhythms.
But a visionary producer Jerry Masucci in the phenomenon was a business opportunity and joined the legendary icon of the "salsa" Johnny Pacheco and owner Ralf Chetah2 Market. The Dominican Pacheco met a group of characters already recognized in the music of the genre and together they created a signature or record label called Fania Records, and 21 August 1971 in a concert at The Broadway Chetah presented the Fania All Stars.
happens that the graphic designer Izzy Sanabria, Fania studies, as in the group had many styles, gathered in the same "concept" and thus more easily sell the idea. Chose the word "SALSA" term like "sugar," "hot pepper" gave strength and energy to the bands.
This word "SALSA" has generated to date, all the money you want and just hearing his name accompanied by the respective artist, moves to the lovers of this delightful genre, including myself.
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