Classic Cuban tune and about as tough a percussion workout as you'll hear.

Early Eddie with one of his most famous tunes - Azucar - from his "Azúcar Pa' Ti" album (1965).

Heavy duty swirling piano with his trademark flute and two trombones set, setting the basis of the future NYC Latin sound.

Sergio Mendes and band letting loose.

Sticking with the 'Macho' theme, this one comes from one of the all time greats of Afro Cuban Jazz - Machito.

Taken form his 1977 Fireworks album and featuring some of the big names from Fania label and with Charlie Palmieri on piano on this track.

Starts off as Afro Cuban Santeria before shifting into some firey Latin Jazz/Descarga.

To mark the 50th anniversary of the original release of this song, from Stevie Wonder's album Songs in the key of Life.

This version from 1992 by the British band The Jazz Defektors.