Ray Barretto- Que Viva La Musica (Vinyl) Torch unadulterated introspection and the resulting

unadulterated introspection and the resulting catharsis that comes with it

but at the time

500 numbered copies) captures the deep-seated personality and effortless melodies that seemingly occupy every passage

Stepping back from the intricate stages of such a multi-layered process

Ray Barretto- Que Viva La Musica (Vinyl) Torch unadulterated introspection and the resultingVinyl LP pressing. Que Viva la Msica celebrates it's 50th anniversary and features Barretto at his peak in the "Hard Salsa" era. The album contains the track "Cocinando" from the famed documentary Our Latin Thing, which alone makes the record worth the price of admission. Other key tracks include "La Pelota" and "Que Viva la Msica." Recorded in 1972, the recording features his original Salsa band, including Adalberto Santiago and Orestes Vilato before