Alegre Records: The Latin Sound Of New York (1961-1975) (180G LP) + Alegre Records T-Shirt Bundle – view 1 of 2
Alegre Records: The Latin Sound Of New York (1961-1975) (180G LP) + Alegre Records T-Shirt Bundle – view 2 of 2
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Alegre Records: The Latin Sound Of New York (1961-1975) (180G LP) + Alegre Records T-Shirt Bundle

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Release Date: November 13, 2026

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This is a PRE-ORDER. Expected to ship the week of November 13, 2026.

Bundle includes Alegre Records: The Latin Sound Of New York (1961-1975), limited copies and exclusive to the Fania and Craft Recordings stores, and the Alegre Records: The Latin Sound Of New York T-Shirt.

Album Description:
Celebrate 70 years of Alegre Records, the pioneering New York City label that helped shape the sound of Latin music. Spanning 1961-1975, this essential 12-track collection honors founder Al Santiago's enduring vision, and features classics by legends Johnny Pacheco, Eddie Palmieri, Charlie Palmieri, Pete Rodríguez, the Alegre All Stars, and more. Includes new liner notes presented in English and Spanish by producer, composer, and industry veteran Bobby Marín. 

Side A
1. El Güiro de Macorina
2. La Hija de Lola
3. Lázaro y Su Micrófono
4. Lejos de Ti
5. El Títere
6. Lookie, Lookie

Side B
1. I Like It Like That
2. Se Acabó lo Qué Se Daba
3. La Casa
4. Tema Alegre
5. Take Five
6. Monina

·   This 70th Anniversary collection features twelve Latin music classics from Alegre Records, the pioneering New York City label that helped shape the sound of Latin music.
·   Features classics from legends Johnny Pacheco, Eddie Palmieri, Charlie Palmieri, Pete Rodríguez, the Alegre All Stars, and more
·   Includes new liner notes presented in both English and Spanish by producer, composer, and industry veteran Bobby Marín.

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