Celia Cruz - Rie Y Llora

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Music video by Celia Cruz performing Rie Y Llora. (C) 2004 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. YouTube view counts pre-VEVO: 803

Celia Cruz - Guantanamera

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Celia Cruz, "La Reina de la Salsa", interpretando Guantanamera.

Celia Cruz & The Fania All Stars - Quimbara - Zaire, Africa 1974

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Zaire, Africa 1974

Celia Cruz - La Vida Es Un Carnaval

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Celia Cruz/Soy Cubano Proud to be Latino..We miss u And We love u..Por Siempre

Celia Cruz - Quimbara

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Celia Cruz - Quimbara

Celia Cruz - Yo Vivire

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Music by one of the best singers from Cuba, Celia Cruz.

Tito Puente & Celia Cruz - Quimbara (Live)

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Live performance from "El Rey" Tito Puente & "La Reina" Celia Cruz with an All-Star Band that includes master "conguero" Poncho Sanchez. From myprivate collection, enjoy... (circa: 1987) All TV promos, news clips, airchecks, music related performances etc. remain the sole property of their respective copyright holders. No video clips are for sale, nor do they imply challenge to ownerships. They are intended strictly for entertainment, educational, and historical purposes, and fall under the "Fair Use" guideline.

Celia Cruz - Quizaz, Quizaz, Quizaz

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My very own version of this masterpiece of salsa... subtitled for those who don't speak spanish! BTW those images of the blindfolded lads running are from the spanish film "Intacto" released in 2001.

Celia Cruz - La vida es un carnaval

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Music video by Celia Cruz performing Contrapunto Musical. (C) 2000 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. YouTube view counts pre-VEVO: 253

Celia Cruz - Contrapunto Musical

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Music video by Celia Cruz performing La Negra Tiene Tumbao. YouTube view counts pre-VEVO: 6845 (C) 2002 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

Celia Cruz - La Negra Tiene Tumbao

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A very very young Celia Cruz, from a TV show ca. 1960

Celia Cruz - Pinar del rio

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Legendary Latin Singers with Arturo Sandoval

Celia Cruz - Azucar (w/ Arturo Sandoval)

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En vivo

Celia Cruz - Obladi Oblada

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CELIA CRUZ - Cucala

CELIA CRUZ - Cucala

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1974 in Zaire Africa

Celia Cruz & The Fania All Stars - Guantanamera - Zaire, Africa 1974

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My own version of Burundanga Music Video.

Celia Cruz - Burundanga

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from the '30 Salsas Pegaditas 2006' compilation album... All pictures belong to their respective copyright owners. This music is for pure entertainment only, and not for profit use! Thank you for watching.

El Yerberito Moderno - Celia Cruz

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Celia Cruz performs at the JFK Center for the Mark Twain Prize 2001 honoring Whoopi Goldberg with GE Smith on Guitar, Earl Gardner on Trumpet and Baron Raymonde on Sax

Celia Cruz at JFK Center "Quimbara"

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Celia Cruz was born Úrsula Hilaria Celia de la Caridad Cruz Alfonso in the diverse Santos Suárez neighborhood of La Habana, Cuba, on October 21, 1925, the second child of Catalina Alfonso and Simón Cruz. Simón worked in the railroads as a stoker, and Catalina took care of the extended family. While growing up in Cuba's diverse 1930s musical climate, Cruz listened to many musicians that later influenced her adult career, such as Paulina Alvarez, Fernando Collazo, Abelardo Barroso, Pablo Quevedo, Arsenio Rodriguez, and Arcaño y sus Maravillas.[2] When she was a teenager, her aunt took her and her cousin to cabarets to sing, but her father encouraged her to keep attending school, in hopes that she would become a Spanish language teacher. However, one of her teachers told her that as an entertainer she could earn in one day what most Cuban teachers earned in a month. Cruz began singing in Havana's radio station Radio Garcia-Serra's popular "Hora del Té" daily broadcast, she sang the tango "Nostalgias", (and won a cake as first place) often winning cakes and also opportunities to participate in more contests. Her first recordings were made in 1948 in Venezuela. Before that, Cruz had recorded for radio stations. She thanked her young nephew Cesar for all the hard work he put into it also. "He was an amazing little boy he was like my own son, rest in peace Cesar". In 1950, she made her first major breakthrough, after the lead singer of the Sonora Matancera, a renowned Cuban <b>...</b>