This Saturday, August 30, 2025, we interviewed bandleader Steven Oquendo and previewed his Steven Oquendo Latin Jazz Orchestra's debut album, "Live at Dizzy's: A Centennial Salute to Tito & Tito."

Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet as we bring you the Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

This Saturday, August 30, 2025, we spoke with bandleader David Atanacio who introduced his new single, "Mi Chiquita y Yo."

Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet as we bring you the Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

This Saturday, August 30, 2025, we interviewed bandleader Steven Oquendo and previewed his Steven Oquendo Latin Jazz Orchestra's debut album, "Live at Dizzy's: A Centennial Salute to Tito & Tito."

We also spoke with David Atanacio who introduced his new single, "Mi Chiquita y Yo."

Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet as we bring you the Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Listen here to the podcast of our June 29, 2024 edition of Que Viva La Música.

Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet as we bring you the Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Saturday, August 16th, 2025, Que Viva La Música spoke with Jason Chinchilla regarding his thoughts after recently attending Bad Bunny's inspiring residency in Puerto Rico, and more. [Episode thumbnail photo credit: Bad Bunny, taken by Jason Chinchilla during Bad Bunny's current residency in Puerto Rico].

Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet as we bring you the Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Saturday, August 16th, 2025, Que Viva La Música continued to pay tribute to legend Eddie Palmieri who passed away at the age of 88 on August 6th,2025.

We also spoke with Jason Chinchilla regarding his thoughts after recently attending Bad Bunny's inspiring residency in Puerto Rico, and more. [Episode thumbnail photo credits: (L) Eddie Palmieri, Alfredo "Chocolate" Armenteros, Victor (Joey Pastrana's friend), and Vicki Solá, taken by Joey Pastrana at SOBs in1986. (R) Bad Bunny, taken by Jason Chinchilla during Bad Bunny's current residency in Puerto Rico].

Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet as we bring you the Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Saturday, August 9th, 2025, 1-6pm ET on mundosalsaradio.com , Que Viva La Música humbly offered up a tribute, with utmost love and respect, to legend Eddie Palmieri, who transitioned from this earthly plane on August 6th, 2025. Our own QVLM's Marysol Cerdeira Rodriguez, who knew Mr. Palmieri well, joined us to share her feelings and insights.

Que Viva La Música streams every Saturday afternoon, from 1-6 pm ET on Mundosalsaradio.com, presenting the music of yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Please join us as we bring you five hours of Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul. Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet.

Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet as we bring you the Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Here is the July 26, 2025 interview of pianist, producer, composer, arranger, and audio engineer Israel Tanenbaum. We explored his music and illustrious career.

Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet as we bring you the Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

The July 26, 2025 edition of Que Viva La Música included an interview of pianist, producer, composer, arranger, and audio engineer Israel Tanenbaum. We explored his music and illustrious career.

Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet as we bring you the Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Saturday, July 19th, Raices Afroantillanas, with Yudex Ali, Peter Paul, & Juan Ibañez, presented "A Salute to Colombia," in advance of Colombian Independence Day on Sunday, July 20th.

Celebrated Latin music radio program Que Viva La Música, created decades ago by Vicki Solá, now streams worldwide direct from the NYC-metro area on Mundo Salsa Radio (mundosalsaradio.com) Saturday afternoons from 1-6 pm (ET). Listen from any mobile device, computer, or tablet as we bring you the Salsa, Latin Jazz, Charanga, and Latin Soul of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.