Ismael Rivera: la canción que lo CONSAGRÓ como el Sonero Mayor | Expediente Salsa

How did Ismael Rivera achieve the title of "El Sonero Mayor" (The Greatest Sonero)? In this episode of Expediente Salsa, we explore the fascinating story behind "El Cumbanchero," the Rafael Hernández classic that marked Maelo's triumphant return after his time in prison. Discover how the collaboration with Kako Bastar and Javier Vázquez's arrangements allowed Ismael to showcase his unparalleled improvisational skills, leaving even greats like Miguelito Valdés speechless. We analyze the album 'Lo último en la avenida' (The Latest on the Avenue) and the beginning of the golden era with Los Cachimbos. Expediente Salsa is a channel from Salserísimo Perú where we tell you how the hits that made salsa history were created... If you'd like to support this project for the benefit of music, you can become a member of our channel. Join here:    / @expedientesalsa   #SalsaFiles #salsa What happened to Ismael Rivera in jail? Who gave Ismael Rivera the nickname "El Sonero Mayor" (The Greatest Sonero)? What is Ismael Rivera's best song? What does the song "El Cumbanchero" mean? If you're passionate about the history of salsa, subscribe to Salsa Files! (Keywords: Ismael Rivera, El Cumbanchero, El Sonero Mayor, Maelo, Salsa Files, History of Salsa, Puerto Rican Salsa, Rafael Cortijo, Javier Vázquez, Caco Bastar, Lo último en la avenida, Los Cachimbos, salsa improvisation, Latin music, Rafael Hernández, classic salsa, salsa legends)