I am currently listening to ...

Pacion

Pacion

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What CD/album are you currently listening to, not necessarily at this exact moment in time :lol: but what you either last listened to or will put on as soon as you get home, in the car, or get the headphones for your portable [insert name] out? :D
 
In my car right now I have the Orquestra Palabra CD, "On Fire". At this moment at home salsastream in my room, and digital cable music in the kitchen and living room. :)
 
I have three CDs I've burnt that I take everywhere, which are compilations of my favourites from various CDs I've got, including:

Africando - Mandali
Orquesta la Palabra - Breakthrough
Salsa Celtica - Elgua De La Vida
Orquesta de la Luz - The Best of Orquesta de la Luz
Salsa Fresca!
Beginner's Guide to Salsa
I Love Salsa
R'n'B Salsa
 
Rubén Blades/Willie Colón - Siembra

I'm still catching up on the classics... Bought this CD three weeks ago, and have listened to little else since! :)
 
My fav now is a bachata song ay Hombe (Raulin Rodriguez)
and these two songs :
- I don't speak spanish but understand every thing when I am dancing
- cachao
(both bobby Matos)
 
ShyDancer said:
The last I listened to was hot hot hot by buster poindexter ...a merengue :oops:
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I'm so sorry to hear that. :wink: :lol: The last time I heard that was at my local supermarket. They play it every day, to announce when there's hot, fresh bread avaiable for sale. It gets old, pretty quickly that way. :x :lol:
 
I've been listening to alot of Mandali the last few days as well.
Also I got a compilation cd "the rough guide to salsa of puerto rico" that I have in my car.
 
I "hear" WCS music nearly every minute that I am at work . . . I constantly have it playing in the background . . . the brain still registers it!

The music is usually a compilation CD that I make up from the most popular WCS swing songs used by DJs - especially the ones for competitions.

I try to learn every piece of the music, so when I am dancing, socially or in competition, I can react to those little hits or accents, or prepare for breaks or react to breaks in the music, etc.

I have about 25 of these compilation CDs - from Benny Goodman and Frank Sinatra to R. Kelly and Outcast!
 
I have several CD albums on my MP3 player that I'm listening non-stop for the past couple of weeks:

Africando "Baloba"
Africando "Trovador"
Tito Puente "Top Percussion" (Wow!!!!!, if you like afro-cuban)
Tito Puente "Oye como va"
Willie Colon "Idilio"
Ismael Miranda "Vengo con Todo"
 
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