Known as the Cuban diva, Albita graces audiences with her Cuban renditions of dance and soul. Her songs most often reflect her life experiences as in her song "Que Manera de Quererte" and her album Dien Que, translated as They Say That. She performs worldwide, with ballets and orchestras, and sings annually at the Miami City Ballet.
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Dark, Latin Groove (or DLG) is just that -- an exciting music based on Latin salsa but with jiggers of bass-driven reggae, hip-hop and the more sampladelic side of house to spice the blend. The group came together in New York's Latin club scene around the aegis of producer Sergio George; he discovered vocalists Huey Dunbar and James "Da Barba"... [+] Read More

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Puerto Rican Latin pop singer Ednita Nazario started her impressive career in the late '80s. The artist has been able to captivate audiences all around the world while singing in Spanish, English, French, and Italian, getting her own place at Miami's Calle Ocho Walk of Fame and performing at the most important venues. In 1998, Ednita Nazario... [+] Read More

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The Latin techno-pop group Moenia comprised vocalist Juan Carlos Lozano, keyboardist Jorge Soto and keyboardist/programmer Alexander "Midi" Ortega. The Mexican trio's self-titled debut LP appeared on Universal Latin in 1997; a collection of remixes followed a year later, and in 1999 Moenia returned with Adicion. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

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Ricky Martin was one of the biggest teen idols in Latin America during the '90s, and a major figure in American pop music by the end of the decade. A lead singer of Menudo, Martin was blessed with good looks and a nice voice, which helped him become a Latin music star. He also became an actor, earning praise from the Mexican motion picture... [+] Read More

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