Classic salsa songs. Recommended popular tracks.
Salsa is a music genre known in Japan as one of the mainstays of the dance scene.
I think it’s a genre everyone has heard at least once.
However, surprisingly few people have seriously listened to salsa as music.
This time, we’ve picked out some classic salsa tracks.
We’ve selected not only older songs but also relatively new tracks from the 2010s.
If you’d like to experience the history and charm of salsa, please relax and enjoy until the very end.
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I am a pianoOrquesta de la Luz

I am a piano by Orquesta de la Luz.
Although they are Japanese artists, which is rare in salsa, their style is every bit as good as authentic, mainstream salsa.
Since the members are all well-known professionals, the work as a whole has a strong sense of stability.
Mi IslaEl Gran Combo de Puerto Rico

This is an official video work.
With the wonderful vocals of El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico in the background, a variety of imagery fills the screen.
Every visual matches the atmosphere of El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico, offering content that lets you savor their style with both your ears and eyes.
Si ya no estásN’klabe

Si ya no estás is one of N’Klabe’s classic songs.
Along with its slightly up-tempo melodic line, the members’ beautiful harmonies produce an excellent acoustic effect.
It’s outstanding both as dance music and as something to listen to while working.
Tu forma de amarPedro Conga

This is a work by Pedro Conga, who has continued to sing salsa music with a variety of moods.
It makes full use of quintessential salsa elements like the clave, trumpets, and percussion, making it a very satisfying listen.
Dame De Tu BocaLuis Enrique

This work features official footage of Luis Enrique.
Even among salsa music, it feels particularly fresh, with bright, hopeful lyrics that seem to herald the dawn of a new era.
Amid the traditional instrumentation, there are new tones as well, and it will undoubtedly be counted as a classic in the future.
AzucarLos Van Van

This is a famous song by Los Van Van, one of the leading authorities in salsa.
As expected from a group that has been playing salsa music for so long, it maintains a very easy-to-listen feel in both rhythm and pitch.
The sound quality is excellent, so be sure to listen with headphones.
El Rey De La PuntualidadFania All-Stars

This is one of the tracks recorded by the hugely popular salsa band, the Fania All-Stars.
Listening to their poppy, lighthearted music and vocals—something only the Fania All-Stars could pull off—feels like it could instantly lift any gloomy mood.


