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Instead, it seems to be "Pueblo mío" from another of their albums... https://www.discogs.com/master/1552156-Orlando-Orquesta-Innovacion-Orlando-Orquesta-Innovacion

Musicbrainz says it's the same song as "Cantandole a mi país" by Orlando & Orquesta Innovación https://musicbrainz.org/recording/80813dde-37a3-4fa9-ba12-228cc86339ec. Can't verify that myself... hmm edit history there doesn't provide a convincing proof

Just to follow up on this. LauraMilagros' claims are fabricated. The song was written and recorded far earlier. secondhandsongs lists a copyright date of 1947 https://secondhandsongs.com/work/199102, which tracks with that recording by El Diablo Rojo and his conjunto, which is probably from...

Not strictly salsa, but iLe's album of boleros is worth a mention. Here's her cover of Hector Lavoe's Un amor de la calle

ok seems to be from 2021, here's a nice interview with the leader https://salsaytimbaperu.blogspot.com/2021/05/deyvis-y-su-portada-estaremos-lanzando.html

Love the voice (and it doesn't match the appearance of the singer to me, that's always funny) Video is new, but the spotify release seems to be from a few years back? I'm also confused between Deyvi y su Portada and Deyvis y su Sangre Nueva. "La orquesta Deyvi & Su Sangre Nueva' se fundó el...

I wouldn't rule out that there's something to it. Thinking of it like playing music: There can be a difference between playing mathematically precisely to the metronome and adding some imprecision (deliberate or not). E.g. swinging. Nevermind that "mathematically precise" isn't even that clear...

New recording of Cachondea, with the one and only Fruko on bass

this is pretty fun, Karol G with a live salsa version of her reggaeton hit Amargura, bringing in a bit of Frankie Ruiz.

And Nathy Peluso dropped her six track salsa EP Malportada Que llevan flores quotes Juanito Alimaña, quite a few NY references across the EP.

Guaynaa has a new salsa single out

two relevant compilations https://grossorecords.bandcamp.com/album/roots-of-salsa-vol-1 https://grossorecords.bandcamp.com/album/roots-of-salsa-vol-2

Conjunto René Álvarez - Jóvenes del Muelle

I shouldn't forget to mention Ray Pérez' version with his Grupo Casabe, 1974

Magdalena, probably best known in the version of La Conspiración from 1972 (credited D.R....) It's original a Brazilian samba Madalena due to Ayrton Amorim and Ary Macedo, first recorded (as far as I can tell) by Linda Batista in 1951. I might have read that it featured in a Mexican movie...

Nice cover of Magdalena from Peru Ecuador 1973

Another popular latin artist with an album in that format: Cazzu - Latinaje (2025-04-24). There's a bolero (9. Engreído), a salsa (10. Que disparen), a merengue (14. Menú de desgutación) among others.

E.g., Henry Fiol's "Tiene sabor", more aptly titled "Tiene valor". Tony Pabón's "Vamos a gozar", of Arsenio Rodríguez' "Papaupa". Mañambo's "Guaguancó Zaragoza", of "Guaguancó pa' Borinquen" from Babo Jiménez (original? composer Ray Santos) I guess the comedic foreign language versions...