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Casa Latina Music Shop
Casa Latina
When one thinks of music and El Barrio, one thinks of Salsa. And when one thinks of Salsa, it's got to be Casa Latina!! This legacy owned and operated by Vicente and Christina Barreiro for over 38 years, is the only true place establishment on the famous strip of th Street in the heart of Spanish Harlem. Casa Latina has been able to maintain its longevity and staying power because of its deeply rooted commitment to the community and culture of El Barrio. They've become a neighborhood icon not only known to residents from here to Puerto Rico, but also to Salsa's music industries stars as well. They've been honored to have countless of visitors grace their place of establishment such as Tito Puente, Charlie Palmieri and Marc Anthony to name a few. They carry an extensive, superior and diverse selection of all types of Latin music, instruments, accessories, videos, books and hard-to-find collectibles. Casa Latina has it all!! Come by and visit to become part of history!!
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