Salsa is a big arrangement: piano montuno, bass tumbao, congas, timbales, bongó, a brass section and the classic dialogue between the lead singer (sonero) and the coro. The more of those elements you name, the more authentic the result.
Style prompts
- Salsa dura, piano montuno, trombones, trumpets, congas, timbales, powerful male sonero, call-and-response coro
- Romantic salsa, piano montuno, soft brass, congas, smooth male vocal, 1990s feel
- Salsa with female lead, bright trumpets, timbales breaks, festive
Structure
Salsa has a natural two-part form: a song section (verses and chorus) and then the montuno, where the coro repeats a short phrase and the sonero improvises lines in between. In your lyrics:
- [Verse] and [Chorus] for the first half.
- Then a section where a short coro line repeats, alternating with different sung lines.
- An [Instrumental] tag for a brass mambo section.
Mix tips
Busy arrangements can sound cluttered after generation. Use the stems to keep the vocal on top, lower the "other" stem (brass) slightly if it competes, and keep the percussion crisp.
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