CENTRAL PARK NEW YORK 1972 La Lupe, Frankie Dante y Flamboyam, Ismael Quintana, Junior Gonzalez

Some hand held camera Latin Music action from a Concert in New York Central Park featuring Eddie Palmieri and what could be Harlem River Drive performing "Vamonos P'al Monte".
Apologies for the bad quality but this is a piece of history that should be out there!

[@neldadon]

Frankie Dante and Johnny Pacheco Two 🇩🇴DOMINICAN GIANTS✊️ who left their mark amongst salsa elites, whose contributions were among the most influential in the development of the origins of FANIA SALSAS in NYC

[@louisbadillo2734]

Central Park for me has alway’s been a place to forget your problem’s and enjoy the breeze and the multitude of people of all nationalities . A Woodstock of good times . From Folk music to Rocken Roll and Latin salsa . Central Park the greatest place to be .

[@treasurechest125]

That was my era hang out at central park at the fountain great times, great latin music

[@kevspinoza]

Que belleza, excepcional!!! del único registro que se tiene de La Perfecta en todo el apogeo, se puede notar la repurcusión de Vamonos Pal Monte, solo faltó Barry Rogers y Nicky Marrero, pero se puede ver la dupla de José Rodrigues con Victor Paz, y a Eddie, Charlie, Pat, Nelson, los hermanos Gonzalez, Harlow, Felipe, Izzy de verdad magistral. Por cierto que años antes en el aniversario 400 de Caracas, Eddie menciona que hay registro audiovisual de TV, pero que hasta el día de hoy lo encuentran, sería un hito que lo hallasen y ver a La Perfecta de 1967 en video.

[@SilvioTovar-x6v]

Que época es el sabor latino de New York la mejor música la mejor época terriblemente Bella incomparable

[@snaketrader]

My favorite music, and the type of salsa I listen to on a regular basis . . . .. . Damn why I wasn't born on that era! What a relic this archive, thank you!

[@treasurechest125]

It was great time in NYC my era

[@VictorRodriguez-vk8fn]

Those were the day's. I grew up in NYC went to central park back then on Sundays. To use to jam in the park being with friends from our area south bronx.We we're all musicians. This video shows musicians that were and still are the best of the time. I moved to. PR 1971 I' am now 76. I will never forget the time or these musicians , singers, and the orchestras. Tito from NY and PR.

[@FernandoSanchez-qh6ry]

Yes sir me too .i was clinton height school .den 🙏was 17 years all y am 70 now 🇵🇷🇵🇷

[@LocoManuel]

¡Artistas geniales y reales! Concierto digno de los 70's, grupos talentosos que sencillamente se divertían. La salsa y rock aún no eran rivalizados; 2 de mis géneros preferidos en todo su apogeo. Me siento un marciano cuando hablo con mi generación de música, *yo debí estar ahí.* 💌

[@DiCarloJr]

On those days, enjoying this event at NYC Central Park was a spiritual experience. Weappah!!!

[@joselara-rx8yb]

Reconocimiento a Ed Edenfield,extraordinario pianista,compositor con Dante como en la canción Paz,además de arreglista de varios temas.Ed merece todo el reconocimiento.Que par de trombones tuvo Frankie con Angelo Rodríguez y Luis Chiqui Fuentes y Billy Baxter con su sabor en los timbales.Musicos de no muy nombre en la orquesta Flamboyan y geniales y brillantes en la ejecución.

[@evelyncomas7516]

Thank you for Sharing I was there that day remember like it was yesterday great concert❤🎉

[@joserodriguezgrosser]

Thank you Jose for sharing with us your New York Salsa Memories on the 70's.

[@ivantenia6123]

He estado en vivo 2 veces en concierto de Eddie Palmieri en Epcot Park en Orlando y en el Poliedro de Caracas Venezuela y 50 años despues de ese concierto Muñeca y Vamonos pal monte suenan iguales y tiene todavia ese ritmo de despedida Viva La Salsa

[@EightyDeuce-x1d]

Wow, where did you find this video? We need more videos like this. These were my times, brings back many great memories. Thanks a million. Frankie Dante and his group Flamboyan were magnificent. My goodness, all those beautiful ladies at Central Park. Great times!

[@treasurechest125]

You said it lots of memories for me I used to hang out at central park. Great memories from my childhood in NYC

[@ariesvibration]

The Golden era de musica latina....... bravo!

[@CoatiMundiWorld]

Just tremendous historical footage. Digging on the interviews conducted by the master MC Izzy Sanabria. Hilarious back and forth with the German babe. Fantastic sense of community in those days … such a soulful mix of lovely folks. Frankie Dante was a unique artist, what a beautiful group of talented young musicians of the day. I recognize a few familiar faces with Frankie’s band. Chickie Fuente (Trombone) also played with Joe Bataan. I believe Markolino Dimond (RIP) on Piano. Felipe Luciano who did spoken word, and hanging In the background, Ralph Mercado (RIP). Larry Harlow (RIP) and the band were cooking! Eddie “Guagua” Rivera (RIP) on bass brought a ton of goodness to the table. Seguida rocked!!! The legendary Eddie Palmieri with Quintana (RIP), his brother Charlie (RIP), the Gonzalez brothers Andy (RIP) and Jerry (RIP), and Victor Paz (RIP) were explosive. WOW!!! And of course, La Lupe (RIP) was absolutely EN FUEGO!!! So many of these fine musicians made their transition but we are so fortunate to have this footage to help cement their legacy. BIG GRACIAS for this archival footage. MORE MORE MORE !!!

[@fred581455]

Absolutely needs to be out there ! Thank you for sharing !🇵🇷

[@dario3695]

Yo nací en la época equivocada, yo tuve que haber estado en ese concierto...😓😓😓

[@salserisimo73]

Estamos igual 👍🏼... saludos

[@rumbasalseraplayeraraul5904]

Yo también

[@johnramos9441]

1974 esa fuè la fecha de ese concierto ..guao quien tenìa esa jolla escondida...gracias mil

[@glaysserchacon8013]

Totalmente de acuerdo contigo

[@ALEJANDROHERRERAVALENCIA-o4k]

​@@johnramos9441no ve el título 1972

[@jesserodriguez9883]

Thank you for posting.

[@DavidPerez-yu6wj]

The puerto rican revolution of Latin music in NYC rough days but great days 1970s people were together and solid the music was real no matter what Motown and Latin and Folk music people were experiencing the love of music and coming together and experiencing sounds and melody that was the beauty bless this documentary of music of the people Bendiciones

[@neldadon]

Frankie Dante and Johnny Pacheco Two 🇩🇴DOMINICAN GIANTS✊️ who left their mark amongst salsa elites, whose contributions were among the most influential in the development of the origins of FANIA SALSAS in NYC

[@VirgoChild66]

Wow La Lupe is incredible

[@lelanddavis4733]

She owned them all! Wow!

[@freddykarlow5479]

Reminiscing A Time Of My Life, back in The Day, Every Sunday, 🎯 we would Have A Meeting and Jam with Friends For All Over, Really Appreciate Your Video, Back then, It was The Hippie Era and All Kinds of Bud and Other, Very peaceful 🎉🎉🎉🎉, The Place To Go!!!

[@superwoman7579]

For being a 50 year old video recording and black and white it is outta sight great quality! 🚬 🍸 💃🏼

[@meloparis2013]

lo acabe de ver y de verdad que es algo fuera de serie ;VIVA POR SIMPRE LA SALSA DURA

[@rules6870]

Este video es una Joya para los salseros de corazón

[@miriamurbina7589]

Yo quisiera q estos músicos no envejecieran que el tiempo se detuviera y ellos fuesen eternos claro y yo tambi n para segui gozando con todos y ellos

[@johnramos9441]

1974 ese concierto a fuego franky dante.( Dominicano ) this is new york

[@lasalsera1924]

Tremenda joya este video!

[@medianet5258]

Este video es una joya excepcional, aporta mucha información ... Ademas participan Izzy Sanabria, Charlie Palmieri junto a su hermano Eddie Palmieri, Larry Harlow, Ray Barretto , Eddie Montalvo ...también vi en el bajo a Andy González y Jerry González en el Bongo ( El poeta maldito, como le apodaban) de la Fort Apache Band... y un monton mas que aportaron a este movimiento de los bravos de la salsa.

[@louisbadillo2734]

Since I am a musician myself . With a good ear for music . Sincerely we have come along way’s from that time in Central Park . Ano 1972 to right now 2023 . Soy Puerto Rican con cache !

[@treasurechest125]

Izzy mention Cheetah that was the club to be all latin music. I saw the Fania All Stars from the beginning of the Fania era. Johnny Pacheco, Pete El Conde Rodriguez and who cannot forget the Hector LavoeI saw Hector when he was a kid starting out. Great music good times at the Cheetah😃.Some are gone but not forgotten RIP my brothers

[@newzcutter]

I had a copy of this on vhs that I got from izzy sanabria back in 2000.

[@nybornFunk]

Do you have any Roger Dawson tapes ??? I have it on DVD. SEGUIDA was on there too, Markolino Diamond on Piano.

[@newzcutter]

I don’t.

[@bmulato5921]

Gracias genial

[@donlalo70]

Thanks Izzy Sanabria for this video. It really has the vibes from that era . Evan today the Rumbas still continue on Sunday's in CPrk.

[@erikt454]

13:12 I love that Ray Barretto song he quotes. Heavy upload! Anyone know the story of how this show came to be filmed / videotaped? I love the raw sound of live salsa more than some of the studio albums by the same performers.

[@bernardosanchoherrero5725]

Gran año, gran ciudad y grandes musicos. El que tenga la mas minima esperanza de que se repitan unos años como los que fueron de mitad de los 60, hasta mitad de los 70, de que NY, vuelva a parecerse a lo que fue, o de que el hedonismo de aquellos años vuelva,mas vale que se suicide. Es muy deprimente, pero NUNCA volveran aquellos años de locura.

[@angeljaquez8293]

Que Buenos Recuerdos Cntral Park Musica Gratis Los Domingos El Barrio...

[@juanmaysonet9834]

Que revolú!

[@ralphcamacho2988]

Chacho... Those were the "good-all" days.

[@jorgebenavides4873]

Cuales son los nombres de todas las canciones que tocan que no se escucha bien???

[@MrSalsa1973]

Who is the pianist at min 47:38...I know that's not Markolino...But he had groove!!..Mucho barrio!

[@DiCarloJr]

The only ones I recognize after Ralph Mercado, LaLuPe, Felipe Luciano, Issi Sanabria and ??? ReynaldoGeorge are Marcolino, Eddie guagua and who I believe is OscarHernandez? Of course! Harlow & Orquestra . Maybe FANIA OurLatinThing?

[@julioortiz.9417]

Con todo respeto, pero este video debería ser mejorado aplicando la inteligencia artificial, mejora el audio y la imagen, seria sensacional tener un video de calidad, los melómanos estarían muy agradecidos.

[@treasurechest125]

Hey was that Agela Davis at the park talking to Izzy? Does anybody recognize her?

[@newzcutter]

9:39 Do you know her name? I think she was a Latin jazz dj back in the 1990s.

[@trabukeronj994]

I have always thought it was Nancy Rodriguez who used to have a program at WBAI 99.5fm in NYC

[@newzcutter]

Yes! That’s her. I couldn’t remember her name initially. I read in the comments on another video that she passed away?

[@joselara-rx8yb]

Louis Small (QEPD) con su solo de piano a los 46:20 minutos

[@eduardozelada717]

Cual es el set list

[@DiCarloJr]

On those days my mom was teaching me how to eat rice and beans with Pollo Frito. 🎉 If not, she'll never take me to PuertoRico

[@canoPR]

Wow, good ol days, Salllllllllsa

[@chrischanin767]

1970’s in NYC top of the world!

[@franciscolara7647]

Was that larry harlow in there?

[@treasurechest125]

Oh yeah that's Harlow RIP

[@edgardoriveratrovador]

Ńiooooo Dante cantaba lindo ńioooo y se ve q estaba adelantaaoooo a la época en todos los aspectos.

[@cesararmandodjboricua4797]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Eddie ... Charlie Palmieri .. Quintana 🔥🔥🔥🔥💦💦💣💣

[@FJTiernan]

Can't find La Lupe

[@donlalo70]

I have been living in Florida for years. However my fondest memories were of Central Park. It's a magical place all year long. The Zoo , the artists and of course the landscape and the people.

[@eddievega1100]

History folks. I a few military jackets out there What the history of the Puerto Ricans that fought , in wars from WW II to Vietnam ? Anybody know that story ?

[@DiCarloJr]

22:28 Are these the Allende Brothers?

[@ricoson1966]

Yes!

[@richiesonerazo3662]

Si

[@samuelmedina5700]

Man! Dem were da Daze, when Salsa was Salsa by the Giants. Shot out to Nancy Rodriguez....WEPA

[@miremor7807]

Como se llama el que haces preguntas WHATS THR NAME OF THE ANNOUNCER

[@aliroandresbustamanteampue324]

Isy Sanabria, saludos cordiales desde Berna-Suiza.

[@DavidGarcia-ov3bg]

siempre aparece un presentao

[@juandavidceballoshernandez3166]

Tesos de la salsa

[@MrSalsa1973]

Min 1:05:30 El golpe de Harlow orchestra...Duro!!

[@superwoman7579]

1972 or 1973

[@ivettepalacin8599]

Where is La Lupe?

[@DavidMartinez-ul5jt]

Marcolino y franqui Dante

[@narcisocastillo4641]

Iam like very good 👍. Coronel Rafael Tomás Fernandez Dominguez y Coronel Lora Fernandez con Coronel Caamaño Deño y el Fiero Lalane Jose ellos viven. Narciso Castillo Compositor

[@miriamurbina7589]

Franky Danti cantaba palante

[@gregoryswift7804]

They look like brothers 👼🏽🪘👼🏽💎

[@juanestebancuerodaza1303]

El Genio Dominicano Frankie Dante Cerda que Locura 💣🔥🔥🔥

[@Rottedamunix6w-xw5zh]

Wow eso estaba lleno de gente!! en el sol caliente y eso lleno ...incluso con ese vacilón que tenían en tarima... tanto rato sin cantante...solo una descarga!!...que humilde era la gente antes...ahora no aguantan esa pay@sada del tipo com el micofono en el piso etc....impresionante ver tanta gente ...eso si tocaban bien y sntes no había "mas ná .....

[@jhonwilmararenasm5025]

La Lupe wow tremenda artista

[@vankirk11]

Girl in interview minute 50:30 looks like Actress Jenna Ortega!!

[@wilfredoespada390]

Muy. Buenos. Recuerdos. Son. Hispanos. Y. No. Ablan. Españor. 😂 wow dirle. Algo. Malo. Y. Te. Entienden yo. Ablo los dos. Idiomas. Y. Soy. Orgulloso. De ellos

[@viktorvalverde9587]

Aquí hay varios Rays Barretos

[@carolinabermudez1608]

jajajajajajajaja marihuana libre

[@richiesonerazo3662]

Bobby Allende chibolito,en las congas

[@hernanjimenez7656]

Publico momificado/Jimenez

[@RobinsonOlave-tu5xb]

Como se mostraba la decadencia muchas cosas mal veo

[@rolandoperalta8572]

This is a real good latin concert at my hometown New York City where lots & lots of people came by at Central Park in the early 1970's to see real good shows in the old days. Especially performers where every musicians & singers are Puerto Ricans & Dominicans too when they're on stage playing Salsa Music. For all Caribeño Latinos but exactly like Latin Woodstock in NYC🇵🇷🇩🇴🗽🏙️🏞️🎉🎊🎈🎤🪘🪇🎹🎸🎺🎷🎵🎶

[@treasurechest125]

You are right I am from the Bronx and central park was the place to be. To listen to latin music Great times

[@anibalantoniomartinez8324]

Me parece que canto Freddy Mercury

[@diz7595]

Worst camera work ever!!

[@oscaraviles1891]

La Lupe rip mujer. Con mucha energia

[@RamonGonzalez-ln3vx]

El de este video esta loco y desbaratado.