Salsa Puertorriquena

Salsa Puertorriquena is a style of salsa music that originated in Puerto Rico in the 1950s. It is a fusion of traditional Puerto Rican music, such as bomba and plena, with Cuban and other Latin American styles. It is characterized by its fast tempo, complex rhythms, and improvisational solos. It is often played with a full band, including congas, timbales, bongos, piano, bass, and horns. It is a popular style of music in Latin America and the Caribbean, and is often heard in clubs and dance halls.