This Saturday, December 14th, 2024, Que Viva La Música featured Living Legend Eddie Palmieri's music throughout this special edition of Que Viva La Música, in honor of his December 15th birthday.

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, December 7th, 2024, we interviewed Billy Crespo and presented his brand new track, "Mesero," arranged by Luis "Perico" Ortiz.

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, November 16th, we spoke with bandleader Dany Martinez and José Calderón, who presented two brand new, innovative Charanga tracks by CubanoRican, "Sacale Jugo" and "Para Ti."

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.

Saturday, December 7th, 2024, we interviewed Billy Crespo and presented his brand new track, "Mesero," arranged by Luis "Perico" Ortiz.

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.

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.

November 23, 2024, legend Tito Puente's eldest son Ronny Puente presented a playlist honoring his father and demonstrating his tiemless versatility.

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.

Saturday, November 16th, we spoke with bandleader Dany Martinez and José Calderón, who presented two brand new, innovative Charanga tracks by CubanoRican, "Sacale Jugo" and "Para Ti."

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.

This Saturday, November 9, 2004, Vicki Solá celebrates her birthday on-air with an extended six-hour 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.

November 2nd, 2024, in addition to featuring music honoring Puerto Rico, we spoke with Sam Delgado, of Perth Amboy, NJ, a retired U.S. Marine officer, and chair of the Borinquineers Park Education Alliance, a New Jersey non-profit corporation, about the guest column he wrote forTap Into Newark, on October 30th, 2024. The column is titled Latinos Should Support a Leader Who Supports Them. Delgado wrote this as a rebuttle to the disrespect given Puerto Rico at former President Trump's recent Madison Square Garden rally. Delgado highlights the profound sacrifices made by Puerto Rican military veterans throughout the history of the United States of America, and we read his entire article.

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.

Today, November 2nd, 2024, we spoke with Sam Delgado, of Perth Amboy, NJ, a retired U.S. Marine officer, and chair of the Borinquineers Park Education Alliance, a New Jersey non-profit corporation, about the guest column he wrote forTap Into Newark, on October 30th, 2024. The column is titled Latinos Should Support a Leader Who Supports Them. Delgado wrote this as a rebuttle to the disrespect given Puerto Rico at former President Trump's recent Madison Square Garden rally. Delgado highlights the profound sacrifices made by Puerto Rican military veterans throughout the history of the United States of America, and we read his entire article.

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.