Salsa Boricua De Chicago Dance The first ever compilation from

The first ever compilation from the Alamo City’s scrappiest souleros

we’ve scoured the catalog of Belize’s lone record label

even if there's beauty in their physical decay

but too common to attract serious interest from collectors of rare soul

a the perfect environment in which idiosyncratic

Salsa Boricua De Chicago Dance The first ever compilation fromFar from the twin epicenters of New York and Miami, Carlos Ruiz and his Ebirac label were both feeling and generating the aftershocks of the mid 70s salsa boom. Holed up in their own bustling Puerto Rican community center on Chicagos west side, these third coast salseros plied their trade outside the hot lights, cutting their teeth in city parks, VFW halls, and Holiday Inn rec rooms. Nearly 50 records survive in the wake of orquestas La Justicia, La