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B1. Cindy's Boogaloo. Flute, Tenor Saxophone – Pedro Rivera (2)Written-By – Ray Santos. Baritone Saxophone – Héctor Santos Tenor Saxophone – Lito PeñaTrumpet – Kito Velez, Willly Matos Written-By – Ray Santos.

Calipso a la Duke - Ray Santos, Lito Peña, Willy Matos, Mario Román. 2. La Costa Brava - Pedrito Rivera, Chaguín Santos, Luisito Benjamin. Plena 67 - Kito Velez, Ray Santos, Pedro Rivera, Willy Matos, Lito Peña. 5. Cindy's Boogaloo - Pedrito Rivera, Luisito Benjamin.

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Ray Santos is a Grammy Award-winning Latin musician. He was born December 28, 1928 in New York City to Puerto Rican parents. He attended the Juilliard School of Music where he studied saxophone. Santos has played and arranged for such artists as Noro Morales, Machito, Tito Rodriguez, and Tito Puente among many others. Santos served as music consultant and arranger for the soundtrack of the motion picture The Mambo Kings. He arranged and directed the orchestra for Linda Ronstadt's Frenesí album. Ray Santos taught at the City College of New York for over 20 years, directing the Latin Band

Boogaloo or bugalú (also: shing-a-ling, Latin boogaloo, Latin R&B) is a genre of Latin music and dance which was popular in the United States in the 1960s. Boogaloo originated in New York City mainly among teenage Latinos. Latin boogaloo also spread throughout the wider Latin music world, especially in Puerto Rico, where top band El Gran Combo released many boogaloos. Latin music scenes in Peru, Colombia, Panama and elsewhere also embraced the boogaloo. 2014 saw the release of Ray Lugo & The Boogaloo Destroyer's critically acclaimed second studio album, ¡Que Chevere!, which allowed the band to bring their classic-era boogaloo sound to audiences at prestigious North American and European music festivals, culminating in a performance at New York's Lincoln Center in the summer of 2015, where the group performed live with Boogaloo pioneers Pete.

Los Chicos (also known as Los Chicos de Puerto Rico) were a popular boy band in Puerto Rico, South America and in Central America, created to rival Menudo's success. The band was created by Eric Laboy in 1978, with the name Encuentro. Due to a political campaign slogan, the name was changed to Los Chicos, which translates to The Kids by Mr. Carlos Alfonso Ramirez who took ownership and managed the boy band

Puerto Rico is the Caribbean's most beautiful island. Sunday, March 20 5:00 PM Puerto Rico en Berklee 6:00 PM Roberta Gambarini Quartet 7:30 PM Tribute to Ray Santos - Puerto Rico Heineken JazzFest Big Band.

Filed under Latin Jazz By EL GRAN COMBO DE PUERTO RICO. 1. Going Out of My Head (3:25) 2. El Jala Jala Llego (3:21) 3. Lirio Blanco (2:19) 4. Estas Liquidao (3:19) 5. Voy (2:48) 6. Love Is Blue (2:47) 7. Pata Pata (3:41) 8. Bomba Pa' Rosa Y Jose (3:34) 9. Kiss My Nose (2:51) 10. Transplante De Corazon (3:32) 11. Amor Confuso (3:03).