Francisco Bush Buckley
Francisco Bush Buckley was a pivotal figure in the Caribbean music scene, known for his role as a bongosero, cultural agitator, and promoter. Born and raised in the neighborhood of La Boca near the Panama Canal, he founded Bush y su Nuevo Sonido and created the popular salsa picante Elida, as well as compiling a collection of Caribbean music titled Salsa y más. Buckley served as a crucial bridge between Puerto Rico and Panama, fostering connections in music and culture, and helping many musicians gain recognition. His innovative spirit and dedication to the cultural landscape made him a respected and beloved figure in the world of Latin music.
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Francisco Bush Buckley was a cultural creator and agitator who played a crucial role in connecting Puerto Rico and Panama through music.
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