Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Playlist for a Hot Salsa Dance Party


There's nothing like hot salsa to spice up a party, turning it into the dance party of the season. Here's a playlist of songs that will have your guests up and dancing.

1. "No Me Hace Falta" - Victor Manuelle
No Me Hace Falta
Victor Manuelle is one of Puerto Rico's great soneros; I love most of his albums, but Travesia remains my favorite. This is a great song to start off the list.
From Travesia.

2. "Sin Sentimientos" - Grupo Niche
Sin Sentimientos

Irresistable salsa from the coasts of Colombia by Grupo Niche.
From Una Aventura..La Historia

3. "Te Regalare" - NG2
Te Regalaré
Just to prove that younger artists are still into salsa, here's a great dance number from Puerto Rico's NG2.
From Comienzos


4. "Corazon" - Gilberto Santa Rosa
Corazón (Salsa Version)
Is there anyone more popular than Gilberto Santa Rosa when it comes to salsa romantica? I don't think so!
From Contraste

5. "Hijo De Los Rumberos" - La Excelencia
Hijo de los Rumberos
La Excelencia is one of the great NYC salsa dura bands and if you don't get up and dance listening to this number, you might check your pulse.
From Salsa Con Conciencia

6. "Caridad" - Gloria Estefan
Caridad
Gloria Estefan is alwasy good for a hot number and "Caridad" is one of the hottest.
From 90 Millas


7. "Se Te Mira" - Grupo Fantasma
Se Te Mira
You don't normally look for salsa from a Texas band, but Austin's Grupo Fantasma doesn't fit into any musical mold. This number features their jazzy, big band sound and fuses it with something extra.
From Sonidos Gold


8. "Como Tiembla El Alma" - El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico
Como Tiembla El Alma
El Gran Combo is probably the most famous salsa band in the world. You'll know why when you start moving to this number from their Latin Grammy winning album.
From Arroz Con Habichuela


9. "Toro Mata" - DLG
Toro Mata
DLG is back after a decade long hiatus with a new lead singer and a salsa version of this Peruvian folk song made famous by Celia Cruz.
From Renacer

10. "I Love Salsa" - n'klabe
I Love Salsa
You probably love salsa too and Puerto Rico's n'klabe's shows you why salsa will never die.
From I Love Salsa!

Source Tijana Ilich


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