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Luisito Ayala y La Puerto Rican Power

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Puerto Rican Power, a renowned salsa orchestra founded in 1969 by bassist JesÃºs "Chuy" Castro, quickly became a significant force in Puerto Rican music. Initially supported by the Gema label, the group made their debut with the 1971 album featuring the song "Cero Novela" and arrangements by MÃ¡ximo Torres and Jorge Millet. After Castro left in 1973 to pursue medicine, trumpet player Luis âLuisitoâ Ayala took over as director, leading the orchestra to new heights. Under Luisito Ayala's leadership, Puerto Rican Power worked with the Fania All-Stars, accompanying salsa legends like Celia Cruz and HÃ©ctor Lavoe, which enriched their experience. The groupâs sound evolved further in 1984 with the addition of vocalist Tito Rojas, resulting in popular albums like Tres Mujeres (1987) and Con MÃ¡s Poder (1988), which solidified their status in salsa. After Tito Rojas left in 1989, Osvaldo RomÃ¡n became lead singer, propelling hits like "A DÃ³nde IrÃ¡s" from the 1992 album Con Todo el Poder, which gained international acclaim. Over the years, Puerto Rican Power continued to tour globally, celebrated for albums such as Men in Salsa (1999), Somos el Poder (2014), Tranquilo y Tropical (2015), and 40 AÃ±os de Power (2019) and is regarded as an iconic ambassador of Puerto Rican salsa music.

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