Artists

Listen for the artist’s own introduction

Note the performer’s name, ensemble, song titles, and the style they describe. A singer, orchestra, dance group, and cultural ensemble bring different kinds of work to the stage. Avoid assuming that every appearance represents the same genre or type of performance.

If you enjoy a set, look for the artist’s official recordings or public profile afterward. A live cover, original song, or traditional repertoire can lead you toward different listening paths.

Connect names with confirmed appearances

Use the performers archive to identify the completed 2026 lineup and the current schedule for future appearances. A historical mention does not announce a new booking. Full biographies should come from the artist or a reviewed source, not from guesses about a name.

Explore the Bomba, Plena, and salsa guides to prepare useful questions. If you photograph a performance, keep the artist’s name with the image and follow the event’s recording guidance.

Give credit that helps people find the work

Keep the artist’s spelling and the name of the ensemble when writing a caption. If a song title was not announced, do not guess it from a lyric you heard. Link to the artist’s own public work when available. An accurate credit helps another listener find the performance and recognizes the people responsible for it.