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In the 1980s, after decades of vying for greater visibility and recognition, Dominican music found itself for the first time in a sustained position in the U.S. as well as on the global stage.
Nelson cordero biography
The primary beneficiary of this heightened visibility was merengue, a music that, by all accounts, emerged reinvigorated, transformed with new vibes, and perhaps more profoundly, with new voices. The transformation included the incorporation of choreographed dance routines in performances, lyrics, rhythms, and the inclusion of women, not merely as dancers, but as first vocalists.
These innovations relied on the expansion of a Dominican music industry, after Trujillo’s assassination, backed by local producers such as Bienvenido Rodriguez, the founder of Karen Records, Jose A Tejada, founder of Disco 84 records, and Raphy Pou a well-known Dominican producer.
The boom of Latin music in the United States, particularly of salsa under the powerful influencer and trailblazer, Fania Records, alo