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Here is a list of the songs in the Jukebox:
Artist/s - Song Names:
Alex Torres Y Su Orquesta - Suite Cuna Tropical
Alex Torres Y Su Orquesta - Viernes Social
Andy Harlow - Calle Ocho
Andy Harlow - Philadelphia Mambo [ Instrumental ]
Andy Montanez - Me Gusta
Andy Montanez - Payaso
Andy Y Lucas - El Ritmo De Maria
Angel Canales - Dos Gardenias
Anthony G - Dejame Beber
Aris Martinez - Que Pasa Entre Los Dos
Aris Martinez - Recuerdos
Aris Martínez - Ni Tiguere Gallo Ni Pariguayo
Azuquita - 4 Cocos, 5 Cocos
Azuquita - Azuquita Para Bailar
Azuquita - Saturno [ Son ]
Basilio Marquez - Eclipse
Calambuco - Calambuco
Calambuco - Te Falta Ritmo
Cheo Linares - Mas Salsa
Cheo Linares - Ojos Que No Ven
Chicago Transit Authority - Beginnings
Chicago Transit Authority - I'm A Man
Chicago Transit Authority - Mongonucleosis
David Cedeno - Sleepwalk
David Cedeno - Somewhere
Frank Ferrer Y Puerto Rico 2013 - Maria Cervantes
Grupo Caribe - Homenaje A Los Bailadores
Jesus Pagan Y Su Orquestra - Ritmo Sabroso
Jesus Pagan Y Su Orquestra - Tributo A La Salsa De Ayer
Jimmy Saa - Creacion Divina
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Very cool! Today’s music history includes three of my favorite artists.
Bump... I like that ... musical history.
Yes indeed
What a great well-thought-out thread, Connie Lou! :)
My brother didn’t come to be with us, so I will have a few
tunes in a bit. :)
My husband and I live in a rural area surrounded by farms where this slogan is popular: If you ate a meal today, thank a farmer. Farmers definitely deserve our gratitude. They do the hot, hard work of tilling soil, planting seeds, and harvesting the food that keeps us from starving to death.
But every time I thank a farmer, I also try to remember to offer praise to God, for He is the One responsible for producing the food we eat. He gives light, sends rain, and creates the energy within the seed that gives it the strength to push through the soil and produce fruit.
Although the earth and everything in it belong to God (Ps. 24:1), He has chosen humans to be its caretakers. We are responsible to use the earths resources as He would use themto do His work in the world (115:16). And just as we are stewards of Gods physical creation, we also are stewards of His design for society. We do this by respecting those He has placed in authority, by paying taxes, by giving honor to those who have earned it, and by continuing to pay our debt of love (Rom. 13:7-8). But one thing we reserve for God: All praise and glory belong to Him, for He is the One who makes everything possible (Ps. 96:8).