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Salsa Music Videos & Mixes

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Videos

Eddie Palmieri - Vámonos pa'l Monte (Official Audio)

Pregones De San Cristóbal - Óscar De León Con La Crítica

Oscar De Leon

Que Se Sienta - Oscar D' Leon / C.C. Viera 2017

Oscar De Leon

Ismael Miranda - Abran Paso, The Last Salsa Legend En Vivo

Oh, Que Sera Willie Colón

Willie Colon

Marc Anthony, NATHY PELUSO - Como en el Idilio (Official Video)

Quimbara & Bemba Colorá (Live at Gran Teatro Nacional)-Mimy Succar, Nora Suzuki, Bartola,Tony Succar

Buenaventura y Caney, Grupo Niche - Video

Asia - Willie Colon

Lo Que Dijo La Gitana

Ismael Rivera

[93] JUANITO ALIMAÑA - HECTOR LAVOE - (SALSA OLD) - DJ LOCO CABANA-PERU FT. DJ ANTHONY SANCHEZ

Todo Tiene Su Final

Hector Lavoe

El Día De Mi Suerte - Héctor Lavoe & Willie Colón // Letra

Hector Lavoe

Fania All Stars ft Oscar D'Leon, Milly Quezada, El Canario and others - Quitate Tu (Yo Soy La Salsa)

FONSECA & Willie Colón - Estar Lejos (Video Oficial)

Willie Colon

Pedro Navaja

Ruben Blades

Pedro Navaja - Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis feat. Rubén Blades

Ruben Blades

Celia Cruz - Oye Como Va (Video Version)

Llorarás

Oscar De Leon

OSCAR DE LEON - LLORARAS

LAS TUMBAS - ISMAEL RIVERA

Mi Sueno

Willie Colon

Conga

Gloria Estefan

El Día de Mi Suerte Hector Lavoe

Celia Cruz - Quimbara

La Vida Es Un Carnaval - Celia Cruz

Oscar D'Leon - LLoraras - Salsa (Music Video HD) Audio Original | Dj Intro

Oscar De Leon

Don Felipe Muñiz & Marc Anthony - Deje de Amar (Official Video)

Maluma - Felices los 4 (Salsa Version)[Official Video] ft. Marc Anthony

Grupo Niche - Algo Que Se Quede (Video Oficial)

Un Alto En El Camino, Grupo Niche - Audio

Fania All Stars - Hector Lavoe - Mi Gente - Zaire, Africa 1974

Hector Lavoe - El Cantante (salsa)

Celia Cruz - Rie Y Llora (Video)

Cali Pachanguero, Grupo Niche - Video Oficial

Willie Colon - Gitana

Celia Cruz - La Negra Tiene Tumbao (Official Video)

About Salsa

Salsa music videos from the New York-Caribbean canon: Celia Cruz heat, Fania brass, and the dancefloor anthems that defined Latin music worldwide.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the number-one salsa artist?

Celia Cruz, the Queen of Salsa, is the consensus answer across the Caribbean and the diaspora. Héctor Lavoe, Willie Colón, and the Fania All-Stars sit right beside her in the New York salsa canon that defined the genre worldwide.

Where did salsa come from?

Salsa crystallized in New York in the 1960s-70s as Cuban son, mambo, and Puerto Rican traditions met big-band brass and street dancefloor energy. Labels like Fania Records turned that sound into a global movement.

How is salsa different from merengue?

Salsa is built on a clave-driven Cuban/Puerto Rican foundation with complex syncopation; merengue is the Dominican two-step: faster, straighter, accordion- and brass-forward. Both are Latin dancefloor pillars, but they move the body differently.