El Combo Moderno is a notable Puerto Rican salsa group that made a significant impact in the mid to late 1960s. The band was led and arranged by tenor saxophonist and flautist Freddie Miranda, whose direction helped craft their distinctive sound on albums like *Con La Mano Arriba* (1966), *Pa' mi muñeca* (1966), and *Que Jelengue!* (1968). Their music encapsulated the vibrant salsa rhythms of the era, earning them recognition within the Puerto Rican salsa scene and beyond.
Known for energetic brass, compelling percussion, and soulful vocals, El Combo Moderno holds an important place in the history of Latin music. Recent reissues and continuing interest in their classic albums highlight their lasting influence on salsa enthusiasts worldwide.
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