Music salsa It is a musical genre of Latin American Afro-Caribbean music, which it emerged in New York. It was introduced by Latin American immigrants, especially Cuba, Puerto Rico and Dominican Republic, in the sixties mixed traditional Latin rhythms with jazz elements according to Example Mambo and cha-cha. With what we got background music with various percussion instruments, the style is the main salsa music played in clubs and Latinos is the "essential pulse of Latin music ', according to author Ed Morales. And precursor whose figure was, Dominican Johnny Pacheco to create the pattern to continue their business, Fania Records.
The salsa It is played on beat four times. It is characteristic rhythm of the keys (tic, tic, tic… tic, tic), while singing and instruments include the first and third beat of measure.
The salsa It incorporates multiple styles and variations; the term can be used to describe any form of popular Cuban genre derived (such as cha-cha and mambo). Nevertheless, the salsa It refers specifically to a particular style developed in the mid 1970 New York groups -from citadina cubana- area and immigrants from Puerto Rico to the United States, and descendants as the romantic salsa 1980. Some people claim that the style is primarily Cuban salsa, although it is a combination of several Latin styles mixed with pop, jazz y R&B.
At present there Vaios styles and forms of dance it as:
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Cuban.
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Caleña.
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Time line 1 (on1)(STYLE L.A.).
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Line in the time 2 (on2)(Style L.A. and Style Puertorrico).