Soulsa
Artist
United States
Influences: Caribbean , Latin American , African
Genres: latin, rock, caribbean, salsa, latin jazz, mambo, salsa dura, afro-cuban, cuban, conbas
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August 2023 #35 - Top 40 for Caribbean Influence Mi Negra (track)
July 2023 #20 - Top 40 for Caribbean Influence Mi Negra (track)
April 2023 #21 - Top 40 for Caribbean Influence Mi Negra (track)
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About: Soulsa
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About: Alberto Diaz
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About: Show Poster
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About: Backstage at Finland Latin Music Festival Show
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About: Juan Gerena
ABOUT
SOULSA is a an unsigned Latin band that does a modern fusion of Caribbean rhythms and modern rock music.

The group was formed in Washington Heights, a New York City neighborhood known for embracing Latin music and its culture. The band combines elements of Afro-Caribbean percussion with acoustic and electric guitars to create fresh and exciting sound.

Soulsa’s essence comes from its original compositions. Songwriters Alberto Diaz and Luis Batista are known for creating sophisticated and humorous songs that reflect the daily lives, struggles and triumphs of Latinos.

Soulsa has played a variety of venues through out New York including Nuyorican Poets Café, China Club, Southpaw and Gonzalez & Gonzalez. The band received national recognition when they performed for Telemundo’s “Hoy en la Mañanita” and in 2007 was invited to Finland as a headliner to perform at their 10th annual Latin Music Festival "Frutas Tropicales". Soulsa's music has also been played in the TV shows "Mind of Mencia" and The Travel Channel's "Man vs. Food". Their original song "Elena" was featured in the inde film “Entre Nos”.

SOULSA is:

Alberto Diaz: Lead Vocals, Guitar Athony Almonte Leon: Lead Vocals, Percussion Luis Batista: Bass, Backup Vocals Tony Rodriguez: Bongo & percussion, Backup Vocals Juan Gerena: Drums, Backup Vocals