empty cell Joe Cotto
Joe Cotto, known as "El Magnifico," was a prominent conductor and interpreter of modern Latin music in the 20th century. He hailed from Naguabo, Puerto Rico, a town renowned for its artists. In 1966, he released the album "El Magnifico," which became popular in New York's Latin dance halls. Cotto and his orchestra were known and loved not only in America but worldwide. His music encompassed genres such as salsa, Afro-Cuban, and Latin music. He collaborated with artists like Chivirico Dávila and Vicentico Valdés.
