Known as the “El gallo salsero” (the salsero rooster), Tito Rojas was born on 14 June 1955 in Humacao, Puerto Rico. Rojas began his professional music career in the 1970’s, recording his first album with Pedro Conga y su Orquesta Internacional.

Sonora Carruseles was grouped in the Colombian city of Medellin in 1995. With more than twelve years of existence, Colombia's Sonora Carruseles has perfected a trademark sound that is cherished by salsa lovers all over the world.

Tropical orchestra Puerto Rican Power was formed by bassist Jesús Castro in the early '70s, soon granting its leadership to trumpet player Luisito Ayala. In 1983, singer Tito Rojas joined in, starting a new stage in the Puerto Rican salsa history.

El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico, commonly known as El Gran Combo, is a Puerto Rican Salsa music orchestra. It is Puerto Rico's most successful musical group, and one of Salsa's most famous groups across Latin America. 

A Puerto Rican Cultural & Unity Event

Children's fun and games carnival crafts and games tattoos, balloons, face painting sold separately. Wrist bands sold at the park. Food and alcohol will be sold at the park please no coolers or alcohol allowed in the park bring your own canopy, chairs and umbrellas food and puerto rican clothes for sale.

Luis Enrique is widely known for developing a new style of salsa that smoothed out and toned down the normally high-energy genre, pairing still-danceable rhythms with a mellow vibe and crooning vocal style.

The Legendary Elito Revé Y Su Charangón is the son of the late Elio Revé Matos,  a legendary Cuban musician, who founded "Revé Y Su Charangón" in 1956.  Elio is a highly-respected musician in Cuba and abroad.