W hen previews of the Cuban musical revue Salsa, Mambo, Cha Cha Cha start in Havana tomorrow night (Jan. 27), the sold-out audience is to include some potential show backers from the U.S.

Denver is a wild crossroad of music and flavor. Latin music, salsa dancing and delicious Tex-Mex permeate the verdant surroundings of our fine city.

In many ways, Larry Harlow — one of the central figures of salsa and its defining label, Fania Records — was a master at mixing the diverse musical connections between New York and the Caribbean.

By hitting number 1, "Baile Inolvidable" became the first salsa song ever to reach the top spot on Apple Music's global charts.

Both Lulada Club and Las Mariquitas are intergenerational bands from New York City, reimagining salsa music and bringing the soundtracks of Seventies-era salsa to life.

There was a time when Fania Records was the most transcendent label in Latin music — hailed as the Motown of salsa. From its meteoric rise in late ’60s New York to its triumphant empire of ...

Bio Ritmo doesn’t look like a traditional salsa band: A mix of Anglos and Latinos, the members don’t wear uniforms on stage. Instead, they dress with individual style, from punk and working ...

Can Bad Bunny and Rauw Alejandro Help Put Salsa Back in the Spotlight? The two reggaetón stars have gone deep into salsa in their new albums. Will it make a difference for the genre?