Shortly after, a similar movement to New York occurred. In these two cities, more promotion and syncretism occurred and more commercial music was generated because there was more investment. If you are listening to today s Salsa, you are going to find the base of s n, and you are going to hear Cumbia, and you are going to hear Guaracha. You will also hear some of old Merengue built-in the rhythm of different songs. You will hear many of the old styles somewhere within the modern beats.
Salsa varies from site to site.
I say Post-Cuban, because the music of Cuba has evolved towards another new and equally flavorful sound. Then, as a tree, Salsa has many roots and many branches, but one trunk that unites us all. The important thing is that Salsa is played throughout the Hispanic world and has received influences of many places within it. It is of all of us and it is a sample of our flexibility and evolution. If you think that a single place can take the credit for the existence of Salsa, you are wrong.