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Frank M. Figueroa "From humble beginnings come great artists". Latin Beat Magazine. FindArticles.com. 20 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FXV/is_7_14/ai_n6237387/

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Articles in Sept, 2004 issue of Latin Beat Magazine

• Top 20 hit parades
• Toca's Got the Beat
• Cache
  by Nelson Rodríguez
• Nacho Sanabria
  by Nelson Rodríguez
• Toby Rivera
  by Vicki Sola
• East Coast Beat 2
• Marco Figueira: Brazilliance
  by Luis Tamargo
• Viva the Rhythm!
  by Rudy Mangual
• West Coast Beat 1
• Eduardo A. Lopez
  by Nelson Rodríguez
• Julio Bravo
  by Jesse Varela
• Felix Cabrera: the blues get Cuban
  by Luis Tamargo
• Jose Conde y Ola Fresca: !Ay! Que Rico
  by Rudy Mangual
• Don Tosti: Aka El Tostado
  by Jesse Varela
• Granada
  by Rudy Mangual
• Live at Yankee Stadium
  by Nelson Rodríguez
• On the new front is Marc Anthony's latest production that includes many of his pop songs redone in salsa
  by Nelson Rodríguez
• Latin Giants of Jazz: a conversation with Johnny Rodriguez, Mario Rivera and Jose Madera
  by Luis Tamargo
• ¡Azúcar! La biografia de Celia Cruz
  by Cristóbal Díaz Ayala
• Bill O'Connell: Latin Jazz Fantasy
  by Jesse Varela
• Caitro Soto: leyenda afroperuana
  by Martin Gómez
• Verve Records
  by Nelson Rodríguez
• Zon del Barrio
  by Nelson Rodríguez
• East Coast Beat 1
  by Eddie Aguilar
• Latin violins: Part II
  by Luis Tamargo
• Tito De Gracia: My Latin Roots
  by Carmen Rosado
• 2004 Verizon Music Festival
  by Rudy Mangual
• Rebecca Mauleon
  by Nelson Rodríguez
• Old reissues worth picking up
  by Nelson Rodríguez
• Around town…
  by Vicki Sola
• Elvis Crespo: Saborealo
  by Rudy Mangual
• From the editor
  by Rudy Mangual
• Willie Rosario
  by Nelson Rodríguez
• Raul Rodriguez Jr
  by Nelson Rodríguez
• Palenque
  by Jesse Varela
• Latin music industry mourns loss of record label head: a legend; a man larger than life; an icon unequivocally admired Ricky Correoso dies at age 57
  by Christina Castrillon Correoso
• Omara Portuondo: Flor de Amor
  by Jesse Varela
• Latin beat.mail
• The Colombian/Peruvian Latin Music Festival
  by Rudy Mangual
• Bill O'Connell
  by Nelson Rodríguez
• Palmieri and Quintana reunite
  by Arturo Gómez
• Rita Moreno tribute
• The city of swing welcomes the story of Salsa Raices: the Roots of Latin Music in New York City: exhibition on view at the American Jazz Museum in Kansas, City Missouri
• Johnny Ray: Yo Soy Boricua
  by Rudy Mangual
• Nu Jazz Sessions 2
  by Rudy Mangual
• Junior Gonzalez
  by Nelson Rodríguez
• El Ray sigue Cocinando
  by Elmer González
• From humble beginnings come great artists
  by Frank M. Figueroa
• Son Boricua: Fabulosos 70's
  by Frank M. Figueroa
• Jerry Gonzalez y los Piratas del Flamenco
  by Jesse Varela
• Toca Sheila E. series now for Little Hands!
• Son Boricua
  by Nelson Rodríguez
• Cesar "Chino" Perez
  by Nelson Rodríguez
• Jimmy Delgado
  by Vicki Sola
• Olga Sanchez: Artistic Director for the Miracle Theatre Group
  by Rebecca Burkeen
• Jazz on the Latin Side All Starts: The Last Bullfighter
  by Rudy Mangual
• Sandra Luna and the fiery tango
  by Rudy Mangual
• John Anson Ford Amphitheatre
  by Rudy Mangual
• Johnny Ray
  by Nelson Rodríguez
• 1st Annual Philadelphia Salsa Congress
  by Rob Bernberg
• Los Santana: and the beat goes on … This summer, Salvador Santana, son of Carlos Santana, made his debut as a bandleader, opening for his dad's band in San Francisco and throughout Europe. No, he doesn't play guitar, but yes, he is talented!
  by Jesse Varela
• Bebo & Cigala: Lagrimas Negras
  by Luis Tamargo
• Charanga Forever: La Cuqui Quiere Fiesta
  by Rudy Mangual