How I Love the Classics… By Eduardo Díaz, director Smithsonian Latino Center October 2012 José Madera has a tough job. He’s the timbalero and calls the shots for the Mambo Legends Orchestra. It’s hard enough keep

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Date: 2012-10-05 10:17:34 Latin dances Mambo Latin music Cuban music Novelty and fad dances Salsa music Tito Puente Boogaloo Salsa dance Latin American culture Dance Social dance		How I Love the Classics… By Eduardo Díaz, director Smithsonian Latino Center October 2012 José Madera has a tough job. He’s the timbalero and calls the shots for the Mambo Legends Orchestra. It’s hard enough keep Add to Reading List Source URL: latino.si.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 48,13 KB Share Document on Facebook

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