A landmark 1975 Fania release from salsa legends Willie Colón and Héctor Lavoe, The Good, The Bad, The Ugly blends hard-driving New York salsa with Latin jazz, bomba, samba, and funk influences. The album captures a pivotal moment in their partnership, featuring standout performances from Lavoe alongside contributions from Yomo Toro and early appearances by Rubén Blades. Widely regarded as a classic of the golden era of salsa, it includes fan favorites such as "El Cazangero," "Qué Bien Te Ves," and "Guaracha."