Tito Puente, Jr. - Greatest Hits - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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Combining Afro-Caribbean rhythms, Latin jazz, and club/dance style, the son of Latin music legend Tito Puente made quite a name for himself in the clubs of Miami. His influential sound helped fuel the Miami Latin music scene. This is a collection of his best known songs, newly digitally remastered.
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- GenreRockDescriptionCombining Afro-Caribbean rhythms, Latin jazz, and club/dance style, the son of Latin music legend Tito Puente made quite a name for himself in the clubs of Miami. His influential sound helped fuel the Miami Latin music scene. This is a collection of his best known songs, newly digitally remastered.ArtistTito Puente, Jr.TitleGreatest HitsFormatCDLabelEssential Media Mod
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