Continuing with the best AZSalsa.net's tradition to celebrate one more year of influencing the growth of salsa in Phoenix, this year edition of the AZ Salsa Festival will feature a special live salsa concert with the international renowned Tito Rojas direct from Puerto Rico, the oficial CD release party of the Phoenix's hottest Jaleo Band, finest salsa DJs, a spectacular dance show, and new surprises that are being added!
AT MARRIOT HOTEL & RESORT
Saturday May 9th, 2009
Presented by DJ Freddie Ent F E A T U R I N G Live salsa concert with RAY DE LA PAZ!!
performing his salsa hits with Carlos Rivas y Mex-Sal! Also performing the Phoenix singer SYA!
It's almost time to party!! As you all know, the Ritmos Latinos end of
the year party is on Saturday, May 2nd at the Chinese Cultural Center from 7-11 PM.
There will be a catered dinner, live salsa band, performances, raffle prizes,
tons of dancing and lots of fun, so make sure you are there!
If you are a Ritmos Latinos member and have paid your membership fee this
semester, this event is completely free to you. All that we ask you to do is
Posted Fri, 17/04/2009 - 10:05am by salsafreakntucson
The Cuban Salsa Band made up of Three Authentic Cuban musicians are playing every Friday night at
"The Mint bar and cocktails" located at 3540 E. Grant rd. The show starts at around nine till twelve midnight with no cover charge.
I don't know if any one remembers me. I am Dj T Limon. I used to DJ at Casablanca on Wednesday nights. I am going to start a new night at Touchdowns, 6366 E Broadway Blvd. Behind El Charro. It will start May 7th. I will be playing a mix of latin and old school until I figure out what kind of latin music everyone wants. The more salseros, the more salsa, merengue & bachata. The more tejanos, the more cumbias & rancheras and so on and so on. The dance floor isn't to big but if we start having a good nights, that may change.
Danzon comes from the words Danza and Son, two other dance styles) Danzon is a dance that is tipically seen to be derived from the African Antigua regions, and originated during the XVII century and derives from 'son cubano'. Son Cubano was originally danced by the Africans of Cabo Verde in their parties and bembés. In time, it gained much popularity in the rest of the Antigua region through the many danzoneras (dance parties dedicated to danzon). During the XIX century it was also incorporated into symphonic works of various composers.
