The 90s Latin House era had its own sound — raw drums, pounding piano riffs, Spanish hooks, and that unmistakable NYC club energy.

This mix is a tribute to one of the defining Latin house groups produced by Norty Cotto, originally featuring Luis “Sabor” Tineo & Miguel “Secreto” Rivera — later replaced by “Palillo” aka Baby Q & Frank Boogie.

From Bronx dance floors to late-night warehouse sessions, these records carried a heavy rhythm section and vocals that commanded the room. ’96–’97 was a special time — when Latin house ruled the clubs and every drop hit with purpose.

🎧 Tracklist:
01. Intro
02. Tumba La Casa (Club Mix) (1996)
03. Rumba Te Tumba (1997)
04. Pon Me Lo Ahi (Club) (1997)
05. Como Te Mueve (1997)
06. Atrevete (Club Version) (1999)
07. Minifalda (1997)
08. Como Se Dice (Radio Version) (1999)
09. Alcen Las Manos (1997)
10. Lo Hace La Otra (Radio) Feat. Fulanito (1999)
11. Se Parece A Ti (Club Version) Feat. Amazona (1999)
12. No Es De Verdad (Extended Version) Feat. Oro Solido (1997)

Pure 90s Latin house energy.
No gimmicks — just drums, vocals, and club history.

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A full tribute to the legendary sound of Technotronic — the pioneers who helped shape the global club wave of the late 80s and early 90s.

From the explosive energy of Pump Up The Jam to the undeniable bounce of Move This and Get Up (Before The Night Is Over), this mix captures the raw European house influence that crossed over into hip-house, freestyle, and early 90s club culture worldwide.

This isn’t just nostalgia — it’s foundational dancefloor DNA. The synth stabs, the driving drums, the iconic vocals from Ya Kid K and MC Eric… timeless records that still hit today.

Turn it up and run it back.

Tracklist:
01. Move This (Original Album Mix) Feat. Ya Kid K (1991)
02. Rockin' Over The Beat (Original Album Version) Feat. Ya Kid K (1990)
03. Get Up (Before The Night Is Over) (CD Version) Feat. Ya Kid K (1990)
04. Pump Up The Jam (Vocal Attack) Feat. Felly (1989)
05. This Beat Is Technotronic (My Favourite Club Mix) Feat. MC Eric (1990)

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A deep dive into the early Latin House and Freestyle era of Bad Boy Orchestra, powered by the signature production of Norty Cotto. This mix captures the raw NYC club DNA of the late 80s and 90s — a fusion of Hip-Hop, Salsa, Latin percussion, House drums, and Freestyle melodies that defined Norty Cotto’s unmistakable sound.

Tracklist:
01. Bomba (Club Mix) (1995)
02. Ese Huevo Quiere Sal (Huevo Chants) (1996)
03. El Moreno (1996)
04. El Loco (Lights Out Dub) (1996)
05. Arroz Con Pollo "The Remake" (Dyckman Mix) (1995) as Dominirican
06. Yes Yes Y'All (Club Mix) (1990)
07. Hip Hop Salsa (Club Mix) (1988)
08. Do You Wanna Dance (Club Dance) (1987)

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