Salsa y Tropical

Description

Salsa y Tropical music is characterized by its vibrant and energetic rhythms, combining elements of Afro-Cuban music with jazz and other Latin American styles. It often features lively percussion, brass instruments, and dynamic vocals.

History

Salsa y Tropical music evolved from the fusion of Cuban son, mambo, and Puerto Rican rhythms in the mid-20th century. It gained popularity in the 1960s and 1970s, particularly in New York City, where it became a symbol of Latino identity and culture. The genre continued to evolve by incorporating elements from other Latin American and Caribbean music styles.