Juan Gabriel's 'Amor Eterno' and Héctor Lavoe's 'El Cantante' Inducted into National Recording Registry

The Library of Congress recognizes the cultural and historical significance of these iconic Latin songs.

Juan Gabriel's 'Amor Eterno' and Héctor Lavoe's 'El Cantante' have been selected for preservation by the Library of Congress.
The songs are celebrated for their profound impact on Latinx communities and their enduring popularity.
'Amor Eterno' is noted for its deep emotional connection, particularly in contexts of grief and remembrance.
'El Cantante' is recognized as a defining anthem of the salsa genre, encapsulating the struggles and spirit of Latin musicians.
These inductions highlight the ongoing efforts to acknowledge Latino contributions to America's cultural history.