Eddie Palmieri (born December 15, 1936 in The Bronx, NY.) - is a 9 time Gra… Read Full Bio ↴Eddie Palmieri (born December 15, 1936 in The Bronx, NY.) - is a 9 time Grammy Award winning Puerto Rican American pianist, bandleader and musician, best known for combining jazz piano and instrumental solos with Latin rhythms.
He was the younger brother of Charlie Palmieri. When he was only 5 years old, he used to musically accompany Charlie and together they would enter and participate in many talent contests. Eddie performed at Carnegie Hall when he was 11 years old and formed his own band in 1950, when he was just 14. During the 1950s, Palmieri played in various bands, including Tito Rodriguez's.
In 1962, Palmieri formed the band La Perfecta, which included trombone player Barry Rogers and singer Ismael Quintana. The music to the Charanga required an orchestra with a flute and violins, but Eddie also added a mixture of trumpets and trombones. He also experimented by including a touch of jazz in his recordings. He recorded, among others, Lo Que Traigo Es Sabroso (What I Bring is Juicy) and Mozambique, before the group disbanded in 1968.
Palmieri's "La Perfecta" departed from the traditional Caribbean sources of salsa instrumentation by introducing a new stylistic device into the New York Latin sound. Their signature sound relied heavily on two trombones and a flute instead of trumpets. The combination helped to give La Perfecta a rich and bold sound which contributed to Palmieri's success with his new band.
In 1971, Palmieri recorded Vamonos Pa'l Monte (Going to the Mountain) with his brother Charlie at the organ. That same year he also recorded Eddie Palmieri & Friends in Concert, At the University of Puerto Rico. In 1974, Eddie won the first ever Grammy Award for Best Latin Recording with The Sun of Latin Music, which is historic, as it was the first time Latin Music was recognized by the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences.
In the 1990s, Palmieri had participated in various concerts and recordings with the Fania All-Stars and the Tico All-Stars; he also introduced La India with the production of Llego La India via Eddie Palmieri (La India has arrived via Eddie Palmieri), released in 1992.
Eddie actively tours the United States, Europe, South America as well as many other countries, and made his first appearance in China in 2008. He has been honored with numerous prestigious awards, one being an honorary doctorate degree from the Berklee College of Music, as well as inducted into both the Bronx Walk of Fame and the Chicago Walk of Fame.
Eddie has a career spanning over 50 years as well as a discography of 36 titles. He is one of the most influential and legendary Latin musicians.
He was the younger brother of Charlie Palmieri. When he was only 5 years old, he used to musically accompany Charlie and together they would enter and participate in many talent contests. Eddie performed at Carnegie Hall when he was 11 years old and formed his own band in 1950, when he was just 14. During the 1950s, Palmieri played in various bands, including Tito Rodriguez's.
In 1962, Palmieri formed the band La Perfecta, which included trombone player Barry Rogers and singer Ismael Quintana. The music to the Charanga required an orchestra with a flute and violins, but Eddie also added a mixture of trumpets and trombones. He also experimented by including a touch of jazz in his recordings. He recorded, among others, Lo Que Traigo Es Sabroso (What I Bring is Juicy) and Mozambique, before the group disbanded in 1968.
Palmieri's "La Perfecta" departed from the traditional Caribbean sources of salsa instrumentation by introducing a new stylistic device into the New York Latin sound. Their signature sound relied heavily on two trombones and a flute instead of trumpets. The combination helped to give La Perfecta a rich and bold sound which contributed to Palmieri's success with his new band.
In 1971, Palmieri recorded Vamonos Pa'l Monte (Going to the Mountain) with his brother Charlie at the organ. That same year he also recorded Eddie Palmieri & Friends in Concert, At the University of Puerto Rico. In 1974, Eddie won the first ever Grammy Award for Best Latin Recording with The Sun of Latin Music, which is historic, as it was the first time Latin Music was recognized by the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences.
In the 1990s, Palmieri had participated in various concerts and recordings with the Fania All-Stars and the Tico All-Stars; he also introduced La India with the production of Llego La India via Eddie Palmieri (La India has arrived via Eddie Palmieri), released in 1992.
Eddie actively tours the United States, Europe, South America as well as many other countries, and made his first appearance in China in 2008. He has been honored with numerous prestigious awards, one being an honorary doctorate degree from the Berklee College of Music, as well as inducted into both the Bronx Walk of Fame and the Chicago Walk of Fame.
Eddie has a career spanning over 50 years as well as a discography of 36 titles. He is one of the most influential and legendary Latin musicians.
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17.1 50 Cent Miscellaneous Ghetto Quran (Forgive Me Pt. 1) [Talk…
1983 1983 He Llegado a Puerto Rico 1983 Me he enamorado en Puerto…
Azúcar El ritmo que traigo es azúcar Azúcar pa' mi El ritmo que…
Bajo Con Tumbao Mi bajo con tumbao Rico y sabrrosiao Los invito a que lo…
Bilongo Estoy tan enamorao' de la negra Tomasa, Que cuando se va…
Busca Lo Tuyo busacadote te encontre ehh la fuente de la felicidad y la ec…
Cafe Cafe, tostao y colao, Cafe, tostao y colao Sentado yo un…
Cinturita Muévela, sarandonga! Cinturita! Mami, mueve tu cinturita! M…
Delirio / Here's That Rainy Day Maybe I should have saved those leftover dreams Funny but he…
El D Acaricia mi sueño El suave murmullo de tu suspirar Como ríe …
Guajira en Azul Mi Guajira en Azul viviendo mi guajira en azul…
Justicia Justicia tendrán Justicia verán en el mundo- Los desafortuna…
La Malanga La Academia Miscellaneous Como La Flor Susurro: Como la f…
Malagueña salerosa Que bonitos ojos tienes Debajo dessas dos cejas Debajo dessa…
Mi Palo Pa' Rumba De palo pa' rumba Te cambio a ti Así! Pa' que respete aquí!…
Muneca Muñeca quiero que me perdones Muñeca que yo no lo…
Muñeca Muñeca quiero que me perdones Muñeca que yo no lo hago…
Nada de ti yo vivo en el monte y no quiero saber mas…
Oye Lo Que Te Conviene ¿Qué es lo que yo escucho? Un quinto llamando, mi guaguancó …
Oye lo Que Te Convienne Que es lo yo escucho Un quinto llamando, mi guaguanco Elabio…
Pa' Huele Ahora que mamá no está aquí Dame un cachito pa′ Huele Ahora…
Palo Pá Rumba De palo pa' rumba Te cambio a ti Así! Pa' que respete aquí!…
Puerto Rico Isla linda y bonita Con sus aguas bendita Yo le canto a…
Si Echo Palante Si echo palante ay mira me jalan patrás Es todo una…
Solo Pensar En Ti Quiero pensar que en esta vida todo vale Que con cada…
Tirándote flores II Tirándote flores Tirándote flores Que yo te tiro mis flores …
Un Puesto Vacante Un puesto vacante vengo yo a llenar Ese mismo que un…
Una rosa española Nunca me das tu dinero lo que me das son tus…
Vamanos Pa'l Monte (Vamonos pal monte pal monte pa huarachar vamonos pal monte …
Vamonos P'al Monte (Vamonos pal monte pal monte pa' huarachar vamonos pal monte…
Vámonos Pa'l Monte (Vámonos pal' monte, que el monte me gusta más) (Vámonos pa…
Vamonos Pal Monte (Vamonos pal monte pal monte pa' huarachar vamonos pal monte…
Vamonos Pal' Monte (Vámonos pal' monte, que el monte me gusta más) (Vámonos pa…
You're Gonna Hear From Me Move over, sun, and give me some sky I got me…
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Valentin Ortega
Éste fue el personal en esta grabacion
- Ray Armando: Congas
- Chocolate Armenteros: Trumpet
- Johnny Burke: Composer
- Cachao: Bass
- George Castro: Trumpet
- Pancho Cristal: Producer
- Cheo Feliciano: Composer, Vocals
- Louise Hilton: Graphic Design
- Nicky Marrero: Timbales
- Luis Miranda: Congas
- Eddie Palmieri: Composer, Leader, Piano, Primary Artist
- Ismael Quintana: Composer
- Barry Rodgers: Tres, Trombone
- Jose Rodrigues: Trombone
- Roy Roman: Trumpet
- Lew Soloff: Trumpet
Daniel Fuentes
Como se extraña el son montuno, lastima que esta nueva generación no desee mantener los ritmos de antaño. Moriré con el ritmo del guaguanco, son montuno, guajira, boogaloo, pachanga y boleros.
Ceniciento 367 JVL
Daniel Fuentes antes tu no te aburrias con una variedad de ritmos distintos y muy armonioso antes existia son son montuno charanga mambo boleros baladas guaguanco bomba plena merengue pambiche kompa mamgulina zamba booga loo y mucha musica hoy en dia todo es monotono y aburrido y sin sabor que no da gusto escuchar
Kerima Gomez
Debemos usar más los medios posibles y divulgar esta hermosas melodias, éste son tan cpntagioso y. sano
mauricio perez
esto si es musicaaaa. nada q ver con lo actual.
Hector Mendez
One of Eddie Palmieris best LP.Barry Rogers, trombone & cuban guitar the tres.
Rodolfo Viloria
Vísperas de Navidad 2021! Oyendo esta joya de la generación de mi pure (viejo), from Caracas!
Jean Carlos Mora
Este son es mi música favorita todavía lo disfruto y no lo cambio por nada.
Tibisay Moreno
Tremenda cabilla de Eddie Palmieri e Ismael Quintana q recuerdo de años de Rumba Sabor y Conga Caracas Venezuela Salsa se la buena Papá
greogrio gomez
Jimmy Astudillo Barry esta en el trombón en el tres nelson gonzales tremda pieza que nunca pasara de moda
Marcial Caicedo
greogrio gomez Barry es quien interpreta el tres. Para la época el gran Nelson no tocaba para Palmieri.