VA - Fania 60th Anniversary (2024)

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Title: Fania 60th Anniversary
Year Of Release: 2024
Label: UMG Recordings, Inc.
Genre: World, Latin Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 5:29:33
Total Size: 2.13 GB
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Tracklist:

01 Johnny Pacheco - Cañonazo
02 Hector Lavoe - El Todopoderoso
03 Willie Colón - Siembra
04 Fania All Stars - Quítate Tú (Live)
05 Tito Puente - Oye Cómo Va
06 Willie Colón - Pedro Navaja
07 Hector Lavoe - El Rey de la Puntualidad
08 Joe Cuba Sextette - Bang! Bang!
09 Pete Rodriguez - I Like It Like That
10 Hector Lavoe - El Cantante
11 Johnny Pacheco - Quimbara
12 Fania All Stars - Descarga Fania (Live)
13 Roberto Roena - Que Se Sepa
14 Cheo Feliciano - El Pito (I'll Never Go Back To Georgia)
15 Ismael Rivera - Arrecotín Arrecotán
16 Ray Barretto - Llanto De Cocodrilo
17 Willie Colón - Oh Qué Será?
18 Fania All Stars - Cúcala (Live)
19 Hector Lavoe - Mi Gente
20 Cheo Feliciano - Niña
21 Willie Colón - Ché Ché Colé
22 Johnny Pacheco - Canto A La Habana
23 Roberto Roena y su Apollo Sound - Tu Loco Loco Y Yo Tranquilo
24 Joe Bataan - Ordinary Guy
25 Johnny Colon & Orchestra - Boogaloo Blues
26 Willie Colón - El Día De Mi Suerte
27 Fania All Stars - Soul Makossa (Live)
28 Ralfi Pagan - Who Is The Girl For Me
29 Roberto Roena - Consolación
30 Willie Colón - Buscando Guayaba
31 Joe Cuba Sextette - Quinto Sabroso
32 Fania All Stars - El Ratón (Live)
33 Ray Barretto - Quitate La Máscara
34 Ruben Blades - Te Están Buscando
35 Johnny Pacheco - Dakar Punto Final
36 Ray Barretto - Guararé
37 Johnny Pacheco - Encántigo
38 Johnny Pacheco - Fania
39 Hector Lavoe - Songoro Cosongo
40 Ruben Blades - Tiburón
41 Joe Cuba Sextette - Yo Y Borinquen
42 Fania All Stars - Quítate la Máscara (Live)
43 Ray Barretto - Indestructible
44 Willie Colón - La Murga
45 Hector Lavoe - Te Conozco
46 Joe Bataan - Gypsy Woman
47 Ralfi Pagan - Make It With You
48 Orquesta Harlow - La Cartera
49 Ismael Miranda - Abran Paso (Remastered 2024)
50 Fania All Stars - Anacaona (Live)
51 Hector Lavoe - Emborrachame De Amor
52 Willie Colón - Panameña
53 Celia Cruz - Cúcala
54 Johnny Pacheco - Toro Mata
55 Ruben Blades - Ligia Elena
56 Ismael Rivera - Las Caras Lindas
57 Ray Barretto - Acid
58 Willie Colón - Plástico
59 Ruben Blades - Juan Pachanga
60 Johnny Pacheco - Estrellas de Fania (Live At The Cheetah Club / New York, NY / August 26, 1971)


2024 marks the 60th anniversary of the legendary New York label Fania Records, one of the most significant Latin labels in the world, musically and culturally. In the ’60s, Fania was a pioneer in creating and spreading the sound of salsa music from New York City to the globe. In addition to salsa, Fania is the definitive home for genres such as Latin big band, Afro-Cuban jazz, boogaloo and Latin soul. Its roster of artists includes countless music legends, such as Johnny Pacheco, Willie Colón, Héctor Lavoe, Celia Cruz, Tito Puente, Ray Barretto, Cheo Feliciano and Rubén Blades, among many others.

In 1968, the creation of the international supergroup known as the Fania All-Stars, a vital force in Latin music, established the label’s signature musical style, which became known as the “Fania Sound.” Today, Fania’s legacy is just as meaningful to Latin music as Stax and Motown to soul or Prestige and Blue Note to jazz. It remains a cultural beacon, illuminating a powerful American immigrant story that is as timely today as when the label launched. To celebrate Fania’s legacy on this special milestone, Craft Latino will release over a dozen remastered 180-gram vinyl reissues, over two dozen remastered digital albums, many of which will debut in hi-res digital, a 2-LP set and a variety of content throughout the year, including curated playlists, artist spotlights and live events across New York, Los Angeles, Miami and London.

About Fania Records:
Founded in 1964 by Dominican bandleader Johnny Pacheco and his attorney Jerry Masucci, Fania Records was a label that started from their mutual passion for Latin music. Together, they created a powerhouse label with a signature sound: the apex of tropical music, combined with the swing of big band jazz and the gritty vibe of American R&B, jazz, funk and soul. The label provided an artistic haven for a young generation of musicians who were inspired to experiment with new musical formats. The label started small, with the first official record release Cañonazo (Fania 321). In 1967, Masucci bought Pacheco’s share of the label, including its subsidiary labels. When Masucci passed in 1997, the label assets remained tied up for years, and in 2005, it was sold to V2 Records and Emusica. In 2018, Fania Records’ assets were sold to Concord, including 1.2K album masters, 15K songs and 7K compositions.

Fania’s rich master catalog also includes the Pete Rodriguez’s boogaloo classic “I Like It Like That” which was sampled by Cardi B in her #1 hit “I Like It.” In 2022, Bad Bunny sampled Ismael Rivera’s “Controversia” in the track “El Apagon” from his album Un Verano Sin Ti. Additionally, three Fania Recordings, Celia & Johnny by Celia Cruz and Johnny Pacheco, Azucar Pa’ Ti by Eddie Palmieri and Live at Yankee Stadium by the Fania All-Stars, appear in the National Recording Registry, a list of sound recordings that “are culturally, historically or aesthetically important, and/or inform or reflect life in the United States.”

Throughout 2024, Craft Latino will take a deeper look at the label’s history and incredible roster of talent through special video and editorial content and playlists. Giveaways, additional releases, and live summer and fall Fania 60th events will be announced later in the year.


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