Orquesta Broadway - Yo Quiero Ser Tu Juquete (1970)

"Yo Quiero Ser Tu Juguete" (1970) is a studio album by the renowned New York City ensemble Orquesta Broadway, released on All-Art Records (a sublabel of Musicor Records).

By 1970, New York's Latin scene was undergoing a major transformation: classic charanga and pachanga were rapidly being replaced by the powerful, aggressive style of salsa and the street rhythm of boogaloo. On this album, Orquesta Broadway, led by flutist Eddy Zervigón, demonstrates stunning adaptability, modernizing their signature sound for the demands of the new era while maintaining their Cuban roots.

The album "Yo Quiero Ser Tu Juguete" is a vibrant and important document of this transitional era in American Latin music. It's prized by collectors for its rich 1970s analog sound, Roberto Torres's powerful vocals, and the musicians' ability to make a subtle charanga violin truly rocking and driving.