I was living in Mexico City the day every newspaper in Latin America carried the headline “La reina ha muerto”… and ended up buying at least three Celia Cruz pirate CDs on the Metro.
From what I think was a Colombian or Venezuelan television show of the 60s, here is La reina with Sonora Mantencera singing Bernabe:
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Una mujer muy valiosa con ese ritmo lleno de energia , yo en lo personal creci con la cumbia pero en si la musica que me da energia es la salsa y esta senora es una de mis grandes cantantes de la salsa con esa energia , Celia te quiero y te recuerdo con tu musica …descance en paz …Gracias the MEX FILES por acordarce