Orquesta La Solución Explained

Orquesta La Solución is a Puerto Rican trombone-based salsa band, founded by bassist Roberto Rivera in 1973.

The band's singers included Frankie Ruiz who started a solo career after hits with the band "La Rueda" and "Chiquito Corazoncito."^[1] Band instrumentalists have included Israel Tanenbaum. The band recorded for the Venezuelan T.H. Records, later known as TH-Rodven Records and finally Rodven Records until 1991.

Discography

• "La Juma De Ayer" (Performance records, 1975) Vocals: Esteban "Tato Rico" Ramírez & Jaime "Megüi" Rivera.
• "Roberto Rivera & La Solución" (Performance records, 1979) (First album with Frankie Ruiz), later reedited as "Frankie Ruiz y La Solución"
• "Orquesta La Solución" also known as "La Rueda" (LAD records (Later T.H. Records), 1980)
• La Solución! also known as "Una Canita Aire" (LAD - T.H. Records, 1981)
• Orquesta La Solución (LAD - T.H. Records, 1982)
• La Solución (T.H. Records, 1983)
• Una Canita Más (T.H. Records, 1985)
• Brindemos (T.H. Records, 1986)
• Buena Pesca (TH-Rodven, 1987)
• El Original De Puerto Rico (TH-Rodven, 1989)
• Clasico (TH-Rodven, 1991)
• A Bailar Pa Dentro (Paradisc Records - BMG Music International, 1993)
• Alcanzar Una Estrella (AVL Records, 1999)
• 30 Aniversario (SMG Productions, 2005)
• A Través Del Tiempo (Puerto Rico Records, 2008)
• Refreshing (Eddie Ramos Productions, 2012)
• Viajero del Tiempo (Jokha Management, Expecting time frame 2014)

External links

• http://www.salsaclasica.com/lasolucion/
• http://www.orquestalasolucion.net
• http://www.jokha.net

Notes and References

1. Colin Larkin The encyclopedia of popular music: Indexes Volume 10 - 2006 Page 302 "Historia Musical De Frankie Ruiz was a compilation of the young superstar's 14 best tracks with La Solucion, Olivencia and his own band"