Gilberto Santa Rosa continues to make history in music and this time he received important recognition from a prestigious North American university.
Last Saturday, the Puerto Rican salsero Gilberto Santa Rosa reached a significant milestone by receiving an honorary doctorate from none other than Berklee College of Music in Boston, United States.
Known as the ‘Gentleman of Salsa’, the artist was recognized for his exceptional contributions to the world of music, sharing this honor with other notable artists such as Ledisi, prominent in soul and R&B, and Q-Tip, co-founder of the influential group by hip hop A Tribe Called Quest. The graduation ceremony took place at the Agganis Arena, where the achievements of these outstanding musicians were celebrated.
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During the event, the wife of Gilberto Santa RosaAlexandra Malagón, expressed her pride and joy through posts on Instagram, sharing photos and videos of the moment the salsero received his degree.
For his part, the same interpreter of ‘Conscience’ also spoke out. “Very honored that this music school is one of the most prestigious in the world, and where some of the best musicians in my country have come from, which makes me a recipient of such a high honor. To everyone who had to do with this decision, thank you,” said the artist who wore a cap and gown.
Gilberto Santa Rosa received the degree of honorary doctor in the United States
This event highlights the tradition of Berklee to honor musicians who have contributed significantly to music and society, joining a prestigious list that includes Puerto Rican figures such as Rita Moreno, Tito Puente, Eddie Palmieri, among others.
(Source: Gilberto Santa Rosa’s Instagram)
Gilberto Santa Rosa He continues his commitment to music through his ‘Auténtico tour’, which currently takes him through several cities in the United States and later through Europe. This tour not only allows the singer to share his music with a global audience, but also cements his status as an influential figure in salsa and his ability to cross borders and unite cultures through his art. .
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