Grammy Award-winning saxophonist Miguel Zenón, known for his deep exploration of Afro-Latino musical heritage, joins Felix Contreras to discuss the vibrant legacy of Afro-Latino music. They dive into the cultural significance of Fania Records and the influence of composers like Tite Cure Alonso. The conversation highlights the rich African roots in Brazilian music and the powerful stories within salsa, especially featuring Ismael Rivera's 'Las Caras Lindas.' Through these discussions, they celebrate the dynamic expressions of Afro-Latino identity in music.