Raymond Torres-Santos is a scholar, educator, administrator, composer, conductor, arranger and pianist. His scholarly work focuses on Music Education, Composition/Creativity, Multiculturalism, Music Criticism and Inter-Disciplinary Studies. His articles appear in peer-reviewed journals from City University of New York (CUNY) and Hofstra University as well as in a book published by the Cambridge Scholar Publishing.

Music Education in the Caribbean and Latin America, a book devised and compiled by Dr. Raymond Torres-Santos, will certainly soon be a very valuable introductory guide for English speaking readers to a fascinating region of the world where I live and make music constantly. Have it, read it!

• Introduction-Raymond Torres-SantosPart 1: CaribbeanChapter 1: CubaRicardo López-León and Oswaldo Lorenzo Quiles Chapter 2: República DominicanaSusana Acra-BracheChapter 3: Jamaica Marilyn J. AndersonChapter 4: Puerto RicoRaymond Torres-SantosChapter 5: Trinidad and TobagoHollis Urban Lester LiverpoolPart 2: Central AmericaChapter 6: Costa RicaGuillermo Rosabal-CotoChapter 7: El SalvadorCristian Daniel Guandique AranivaChapter 8: GuatemalaEdgar G. CajasChapter 9: MéxicoAntonio FermínChapter 10: NicaraguaLilliam Meza de RocheChapter 11: PanamáJaime Ingram JaénPart 3: South AmericaChapter 12: ArgentinaClaudia Dal Pino and Alicia Cristina de CouveChapter 13: BrazilSergio FigueiredoChapter 14: ChileAna Teresa Sepúlveda CofréChapter 15: ColombiaConstanza RincónChapter 16: Ecuador Ketty WongChapter 17: PerúVictoria HallinanChapter 18: UruguayMarita Fornaro BordolliChapter 19: VenezuelaMariantonia Palacios

Raymond Torres-Santos is a scholar, educator, administrator, composer, conductor, arranger and pianist. His scholarly work focuses on Music Education, Composition/Creativity, Multiculturalism, Music Criticism and Inter-Disciplinary Studies. His articles appear in peer-reviewed journals from City University of New York (CUNY) and Hofstra University as well as in a book published by the Cambridge Scholar Publishing.

Music Education in the Caribbean and Latin America, a book devised and compiled by Dr. Raymond Torres-Santos, will certainly soon be a very valuable introductory guide for English speaking readers to a fascinating region of the world where I live and make music constantly. Have it, read it!

• Introduction-Raymond Torres-SantosPart 1: CaribbeanChapter 1: CubaRicardo López-León and Oswaldo Lorenzo Quiles Chapter 2: República DominicanaSusana Acra-BracheChapter 3: Jamaica Marilyn J. AndersonChapter 4: Puerto RicoRaymond Torres-SantosChapter 5: Trinidad and TobagoHollis Urban Lester LiverpoolPart 2: Central AmericaChapter 6: Costa RicaGuillermo Rosabal-CotoChapter 7: El SalvadorCristian Daniel Guandique AranivaChapter 8: GuatemalaEdgar G. CajasChapter 9: MéxicoAntonio FermínChapter 10: NicaraguaLilliam Meza de RocheChapter 11: PanamáJaime Ingram JaénPart 3: South AmericaChapter 12: ArgentinaClaudia Dal Pino and Alicia Cristina de CouveChapter 13: BrazilSergio FigueiredoChapter 14: ChileAna Teresa Sepúlveda CofréChapter 15: ColombiaConstanza RincónChapter 16: Ecuador Ketty WongChapter 17: PerúVictoria HallinanChapter 18: UruguayMarita Fornaro BordolliChapter 19: VenezuelaMariantonia Palacios

Raymond Torres-Santos is a scholar, educator, administrator, composer, conductor, arranger and pianist. His scholarly work focuses on Music Education, Composition/Creativity, Multiculturalism, Music Criticism and Inter-Disciplinary Studies. His articles appear in peer-reviewed journals from City University of New York (CUNY) and Hofstra University as well as in a book published by the Cambridge Scholar Publishing.

Music Education in the Caribbean and Latin America, a book devised and compiled by Dr. Raymond Torres-Santos, will certainly soon be a very valuable introductory guide for English speaking readers to a fascinating region of the world where I live and make music constantly. Have it, read it!

• Introduction-Raymond Torres-SantosPart 1: CaribbeanChapter 1: CubaRicardo López-León and Oswaldo Lorenzo Quiles Chapter 2: República DominicanaSusana Acra-BracheChapter 3: Jamaica Marilyn J. AndersonChapter 4: Puerto RicoRaymond Torres-SantosChapter 5: Trinidad and TobagoHollis Urban Lester LiverpoolPart 2: Central AmericaChapter 6: Costa RicaGuillermo Rosabal-CotoChapter 7: El SalvadorCristian Daniel Guandique AranivaChapter 8: GuatemalaEdgar G. CajasChapter 9: MéxicoAntonio FermínChapter 10: NicaraguaLilliam Meza de RocheChapter 11: PanamáJaime Ingram JaénPart 3: South AmericaChapter 12: ArgentinaClaudia Dal Pino and Alicia Cristina de CouveChapter 13: BrazilSergio FigueiredoChapter 14: ChileAna Teresa Sepúlveda CofréChapter 15: ColombiaConstanza RincónChapter 16: Ecuador Ketty WongChapter 17: PerúVictoria HallinanChapter 18: UruguayMarita Fornaro BordolliChapter 19: VenezuelaMariantonia Palacios