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In the process of Fania pursuing the wider salsa market, they reached an agreement with the Columbia record in the United States to receive a series of crossover albums by Fania All Stars. The first project has forgotten (1976) with delicacy & Jumpy for immediate, rhythm section of Pacheco, Valentin, Barrett, Roena, Nicky Marrero and Papo Lucca consisting of Steve Winwood and Allstar ensemble , Released in the Columbia record island record of the United States and the UK. At that time, England Island released salsa of Fania series! Published by Fania All Stars

Colombian record and Fania contract created by the All-Star series of (1976) Delicate & Jumpy crossover album to get broad market salsa, All-Star Steve Winwood, Pacheco, Valentin, Barrett and Roena to start. In the same year, Fania All Stars appeared in the exclusive UK in London's Lee Siam Ballroom, Winwood appeared next to the guest. In 1978, All - Star released a live held at San Juan 's Roberto Clemente Stadium on July 11, 1975. In 1979, they went to Havana, Cuba to attend the Havana Jam Festival, held on March 2 at 4, and Jazz Right Coolidge, Chris Christopherson, Steven Stills, CBS All Star, Do · Cuban artists such as Trio, Billy Swan, Bonnie Bramlette, Weather Forecast and Billy Joel, and Irakere, Pacho Alonso, Tata Güines and Orquesta Aragón. Their performance was awarded in the documentary "Havana Jam '79" by Ernesto Juan Castellanos.