Gilberto Santa Rosa

And this is by Los Gaitanes.

Gilberto Santa Rosa, and Ricardo Bisuela.

So here we go, and enjoy.

No me digas que hasta aquí llegaste

All right.

Once again, that was No Puedo Decirte Adios, and that was by Los Gaitanes, who happen to be a Panamanian brothers, two of them, a duo.

at gilberto santa rosa and ricardo all righty i'm sorry anyway let's continue with the music enjoy

When are you in my arms? I can't resist trying to find exactly what I miss.

There he was, El Caballero de la Salsa.

Nuestro Caballero Gilberto Santa Rosa.

There he was, bro.

Always happy to see you, Beto.

And so I head down to the main floor there of the Congress.

And luckily, bro, I found the spot right in the first row.

to take pictures of this incredible performance, Gilberto Santa Rosa with the Tito Rodriguez Orchestra.

The event was called Mambo Fantasy.

Rubén Blades y de Roberto Delgado Orchestra.

And that was followed by José Fajardo Jr. featuring Gilberto Santa Rosa.

And you're listening to Mundo Salsa Radio.

It's all about the music.

Ríe por no llorar.

[música alegre]

And there you have Buddy Rosario with "Mi Amigo El Payaso." We started the set off with Gilberto Santa Rosa with "Isla del Encanto," followed by "Mami Te Quiero" by Esteban Ray featuring Mickey DJ, Rivera DJ, Gianni DJ, and DJ Andrea Tresto.

And as a quick reminder, on Saturday, the Queen of Salsa Radio, Vicky Solá, she will grace our airwaves with "Que Viva la Música" from one to six PM, followed by the award-winning Victor Rosa, who can be heard on WICB 91.7 FM from six to eight PM.

All right, let me go over those last set of tunes that we just played.

Obviously, I played "Qué Manera de Querete", uh, by Gilberto Santa Rosa, who celebrated, who celebrated his birthday August twenty-first.

Uh, "Ana Bacoa" by Juan Luis Anglero y Tito De Gracia.

That's from their brand new production, A lo Loco, which is a tribute, a, a, an honor, right? A, a tribute to, um, Joe Loco, who played in the bombo years.

Right? Devorandome.

Right? Gilberto Santa Rosa.

Marvin Santiago.

Frankie Ruiz.

Paquito Junior Acosta.

Amel Martinez.

But the three that jump out at me here are Ubaldo Lalo Rodriguez, Gilberto Santa Rosa, and Frankie Reese.

So if you got a band at one time or another and got them kind of legends that was singing in your band, then you're big like that.

I'm keeping busy.

And then I've also got involved big time With the help of my dear friend, Gilberto Santa Rosa, we've been sharing vintage photos, man.

I got this

group

And we started off with a few guys.

I think we have six, seven, 800 members now.

And my dear friend, Gilberto Santa Rosa, Richie Vastal also, we have Joe Canzo, It's a group of about eight, nine guys that were just exchanging photos.

And, you know, it's become a great thing because I've met through these photos a couple of historians