Johnny Pacheco, musician whose Fania record label launched salsa music, dies at 85 – The Washington Post

Johnny Pacheco, musician whose Fania record label launched salsa music, dies at 85 – The Washington Post
Johnny Pacheco, musician whose Fania record label launched salsa music, dies at 85  The Washington Post ... read more
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