Cheo Feliciano  

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José Luis Feliciano (July 3, 1935 – April 17, 2014), better known as Cheo Feliciano, was a Puerto Rican composer and singer of salsa and bolero music.

Discography

with Joe Cuba Sextet

• Cha Cha Cha's To Soothe The Savage Beast (1958)
• Steppin' Out (1962)
• Hangin' Out (1963)
• Diggin' the Most (1963)
• El Alma Del Barrio (1964)
• We Must Be Doing Something Right (1965)
• Comin' at You (1965)
• Bailadores (1965)
• Red Hot and Cha Cha (1966)

Solo

• Cheo (1971)
• La Voz Sensual de Cheo (1972)
• Felicidades (1973)
• With a Little Help from My Friend (1973)
• Looking for Love (1974)
• The Singer (1976)
• Mi tierra y yo (1977)
• Estampas (1979)
• Sentimiento, tú (1980)
• Profundo (1982)
• Regresa el amor (1985)
• Sabor y sentimiento (1987)
• Te regalo mi sabor criollo (1987)
• Como tú lo Pediste (1988)
• Los Feelings de Cheo (1990)

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• Cantando (1991)
• Motivos (1993)
• Soñar (1996)
• Un Solo Beso (1996)
• El Eterno Enamorado (1997)
• Cheo en Cuba (1997)
• Pinceladas Navideñas (1998)
• Una voz... Mil recuerdos (1999)
• En la Intimidad (2002)
• Romántico (2004)
• Navidad más excelente de Cheo Feliciano (2005)
• Pura salsa (2006)
• La herencia (2007)
• A Man And His Music (2009)
• Historia de la salsa (2009)

Popular singles

• "A las Seis" (1962),
• "El Pito" (1967)
• "Busca lo Tuyo" (1968), Eddie Palmieri
• "Anacaona" (1971)
• "Mi Triste Problema" (1971)
• "Salomé" (1973)
• "Nabori" (1973)
• "Mapeye" (1973)
• "El Ratón" (1974), Fania All Stars
• "Canta" (1976)
• "Los Entierros" (1979)
• "Amada Mía" (1980)
• "Juan Albañil" (1980)
• "Sobre Una Tumba Humilde" (1980)
• "Ritmo Alegre" (1981), Eddie Palmieri
• "Trizas" (1982)
• "Yo No Soy Un Ángel" (1991)
• "Mentiras" (1991)

See also

• List of famous Puerto Ricans
• Black history in Puerto Rico