Orquesta Tabaco Y Ron is a 12 piece "Big-Band" orchestra, composed of musicians from all over Latin America including Puerto Rico, Cuba, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Peru, Colombia and Mexico. OTR's high-energy, hard-edged brand of salsa music has appealed to devoted salsa dancers and Latin music DJ's worldwide. OTR's contagious rhythms produce an energy that revives the almost extinct salsa sound of generations past. Read More...

The highly anticipated sophomore release, from the West Coast's most sought after Salsa Orchestra has arrived. After a tremendous run with "Pura Vida", Dimelo! Records has produced and released "Maria"; Chino Espinoza's second commercially released studio album. Following the heels of an amazing freshman release, "Maria" had a tall order to fill; and fill and over fill did it indeed.Read More...

On the heels of their Latin Grammy Nominated release "A Comer Chicharron", Edgar Hernandez and his Charanga Cubana are currently working on their sophmore production nder the Dimelo! Records imprint. Co-produced by Hector Manuel Rivera, this album stands to be a powerful creation of Charanga rhythms with a sprinkle of west coast salsa!Read More...

Johnny Polanco is one of the most sought-after band leaders in the U.S. He has gained the distinction for making the type of contagious Latin Music that is truly appreciated by salsa dancers worldwide. Empowered by the extensive knowledge accumulated throughout nearly 35 years of professional musicianship, the leader of L.A.'s Conjunto Amistad is an autodiatic artist who has achieved a high degree skill of 13 instruments which include the tres and cuatro guitar, trombone, vibes and many more. Read More...

Inspired by the multi-ethnic music-fusion of 1950s and 60s’ Spanish Harlem, Dimelo! Records brings to the west coast the high energy sounds of the classic mambo. "Lucky 7 Mambo" features the haunting harmonies of the vibraphone, an unlikely instrument now as much as it was in the 50s and 60s.

"Lucky 7 Mambo" is inspired by old-school greats like Jimmy Sabater, Cheo Feliciano, and Joe Cuba. This uniquely American-made style draws the best of the Cuban son, African-American jazz and Puerto Rican soul. It incorporates both English and Spanish lyrics flowing in and out of the same tune and offers up not just a swingin’ dance beat, but a thoughtful account of love lost, Latin pride, and clever double-entendres.

"Lucky 7 Mambo band members, united by their love of mambo, bring to the stage the flavor of the past with the intensity of the present." Read More...