Beyond Salsa Piano is a history and anthology of the role of the piano in the Cuban rhythm section – from its first appearance to the present. In a broader sense, it’s a study of the tumbao – the art of creating music from layers of repeating rhythmic and melodic phrases. Whether these syncopated figures are called tumbaos, guajeos, montunos, riffs or vamps, this Afro-Cuban concept lies at the heart of nearly every popular music genre from salsa to rock , funk, R&B, hiphop and jazz. While presented as a set of method books, the series doubles as a history course and record collecting guide for listeners, dancers, and players of instruments other than the piano. Perhaps the most important goal of the series is to provide a comprehensive understanding of how tumbaos are constructed, their central role in the texture of Latin music of all eras, and the endless possibilities they provide for creative composing and arranging.
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Lo que me gusta...DINERO!

Artist:   Fito Reinoso

Style Released Album Tracks Charts
Timba 1999 9 0
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$8.99

© 1999 Fito Reinoso. All rights reserved.
Audio album download includes album tracks, liner notes and cover art.
All audio tracks in MP3-VBR format. About LPM album downloads.
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# Name Play Time Info
01  Lo Que Me Gusta
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6:51 con lo que me gusta me quedo yo!
02  Dinero
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7:13 me llamo yo, ese es mi nombre de onor
03  No Se Donde Estas
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3:35 bonito que lindo bolero - son
04  Como Baila Chana
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4:48 pero baila, rumberita baila
05  Coco Que Rico
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5:18 échale agua pa'que refresque
06  Mariel Sonando
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6:45 publica lo del Mariel que fue en el 80
07  Francisco Va
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5:39 y pregunta quien lo mató
08  Yo Soy Asi
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5:59 alegre, sonriente y cheveré
09  Ritmo y Armonia
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5:01 con este tema se empezaron muchos conciertos
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This out-of-print release from sonero Fito Reinoso offers an unfiltered look at the Cuban struggle in the US. An underground timba collector's item. A must have for all Fito fans. Remember:
Dinero me llamo yo
Ese es mi nombre de honor
Si no fuera por dinero
En Cuba estiviera yo.

Musicians who performed on Fito Reinoso's 'Lo Que Me Gusta....Dinero!':

Felix "Fito" Reinoso (director, cantante)
Jose Luis Gómez (coros) Julian Aldarondo (coros)
Omar Sosa (piano) Lidia "Bellita" Esposito (piano)
Geraldo Borras (percussion) Jesus Diaz (coros & perc.)
Carlos Caro (percussion) Miguel Miranda (bajo)
Rahsaan Fredericks (bajo) Raúl Navarette (trombón)
Mari Detrick (trombón) Julius Meéndez (trompeta)
Luis Guzman (trompeta) Joel Guales (trompeta)
Elijio Conseción (saxofón) Amed Torrensilla (saxofón)
Modesto Jiménez (violín) Anthony Blea (violín)
Panco Terri (violín) Junior Terri (violín)


   Part of the 'Cubania' crew from the Dinero days: Menor, Vladimir, Chamo, & Jesus Diaz


If you are looking for the scorching rhythms of Cuban new-wave, Fito Reinoso and Ritmo y Armonia is guaranteed to please. Called "the Bay Area's up-an-coming band" by Latin Beat magazine, the band features an undeniable Cuban sound, which reflects Cuba's street beat as well as its broad musical heritage. "Ritmo y Armonia" plays primarily original music, composed by Fito and inspired by contemporary Cuban rhythms. The orchestra plays more traditional Cuban genres such as son-montuno, cha-cha-cha, and bolero but always with a sound that is authentic. And don’t miss Fito and his band weekly at hot salsa dancing spots such as The Ramp, Cafe Pier 23, and Club Jelly's.

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San Francisco, CA