Our Latin Thing Tickets

Our Latin Thing is more than a name in salsa history—it's a lens into the early 1970s NYC scene that helped launch salsa onto a global stage. Originating from the 1972 documentary directed by Leon Gast, Nuestra Cosa (Our Latin Thing) shines a spotlight on the Fania All-Stars and the vibrant performances at the Cheetah club. The accompanying soundtrack, released by Fania Records in 1972, features core tracks like Quitate Tu, Anacaona, and Descarga Fania, capturing the energy, rhythm, and improvisational spirit that defined a generation.

While there isn’t an official Our Latin Thing tour, the title continues to appear in curated events and parties that celebrate the era—think NYC Empire Mambo and Toronto Homecourt. This page gathers the history, notable releases, and opportunities to experience salsa’s iconic moments through trusted sources and up-to-date event information.

We’ve got you covered with reliable context: a concise biography, discography highlights, and notes on upcoming events tied to the Our Latin Thing name. For official pushes, you’ll find social links and content from the project on YouTube and Bandcamp, plus mentions in major outlets like The Guardian. Whether you’re a long-time fan or discovering the movement for the first time, secure your seats and stay connected with credible sources—your insider access to salsa history starts here.

• Official social: YouTube, Bandcamp
• Historical context: 1972 documentary and 1972 soundtrack on Fania Records
• Key tracks: Quitate Tu, Anacaona, Descarga Fania
• Recent activity: Independent events using the Our Latin Thing title (not an official tour)

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