Tito Puente - Official Artist Photo
Tico Records

Tito Puente

2 Releases
20 Tracks

Tito Puente (born April 20, 1923, Spanish Harlem, New York City, New York, USA – Died May 31, 2000, New York City, New York, USA) was an American Latin bandleader, jazz, salsa and mambo musician of Puerto Rican heritage. Known as "El Rey Del Timbal" ("The King Of The Timbales"). He also played vibraphone, drum kit, conga drums, claves, piano, and occasionally saxophone and clarinet.

Not to be confused with Cuban trumpeter [a512637].

Releases

'The Masters At Work (Keep It Comin' Now)' cover art
The Masters At Work (Keep It Comin' Now)
EP
'Para Los Rumberos' cover art
Para Los Rumberos
Album

Appears on

'The Queen of Salsa' cover art
The Queen of Salsa
Album
2025-12-05
'Hit The Bongo! (The Latin Soul Of Tico Records)' cover art
Hit The Bongo! (The Latin Soul Of Tico Records)
Album
2023-10-27
'Latino Summer: The Ultimate Latin Collection' cover art
Latino Summer: The Ultimate Latin Collection
Album
2016-07-29
'Playlist: The Very Best Of Santana' cover art
Playlist: The Very Best Of Santana
Album
2015-04-14
'Solid Gold Hits' cover art
Solid Gold Hits
Album
'Hello Nasty' cover art
Hello Nasty
Album
'Solid Gold Hits' cover art
Solid Gold Hits
Album
2005-11-07
'Make The Style
Make The Style "Drivin' Slow"
Album
2004-07-22

Frequent Collaborators

Beastie Boys - Official Artist Photo
3 Collabs
Beastie Boys
Mario Caldato Jr. - Official Artist Photo
2 Collabs
Mario Caldato Jr.
Celia Cruz - Official Artist Photo
2 Collabs
Celia Cruz
Ed Durlacher - Official Artist Photo
2 Collabs
Ed Durlacher
Fatboy Slim - Official Artist Photo
2 Collabs
Fatboy Slim
La Lupe - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
La Lupe
Santana - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Santana
Shinichi Osawa - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Shinichi Osawa
Simon Thornton - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Simon Thornton
Fred Catero - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Fred Catero