Tagged With: salsa
The trip advisor of Salsa
I’m really happy to announce a new project I worked on with some friends: SalsaTravelAdvisor! This website is helping dance lovers finding their next Salsa Congress, Bachata festival, Zouk, Tango and Kozomba event. With so many events around the World, it’s more and more difficult to decide which one to attend… so one day my … Continue reading
Talking with Jose’ Lebron – The Lebron Brothers
I discovered the Lebron Brothers listening this playlist from SalsaCanal, a guy that has hundreds of classic Salsa songs on his Youtube channel. It was 3 years ago when my friend Paul and me spent days listening the hit “Dies Lagrimas“. Since then, The Lebron Brothers is one of my favorite band.With their unique style, their sad … Continue reading
2 months on the road
At the end of the first month of traveling I had a nightmare: it was the 1st of August instead of the first of July and I was panicking. As always happens, the future is never as we imagine and the 1st of August I was more relaxed then ever. The fact that 2/3 of my … Continue reading
1 month on the road
I had a terrible nightmare last night.In the dream I checked the iPod (my source of date, while my source of time is the camera) and find out that it was the 1st August instead of the 1st of July.I then panicked realizing that all my concept of time was wrong, and 2/3 of my … Continue reading
Salsa in Cartagena
Salsa in Cartagena means places like Donde Fidel and Cafe´ Havana, and famous artist Joe Arroyo… In this post I´ll talk of all of them, experienced in the very hot and humid days I spent in the beautiful colonial city of Cartagena de Indias. Donde Fidel This is how the Lonely Planet describes this … Continue reading
Panama Salsa Congress
From a place like Panama City, where Salsa is everywhere, the expectation for the Salsa Congress – that by pure coincident was in the same weekend as I was there! – grew naturally high :) When I reached the location Fiesta Casino on Friday evening I was super-excited.But I had to ask 3 times “donde … Continue reading
Salsa in Panama’
OK I´m already late updating the blog, but I´ve been 5 days in the sea sailing from Panama´to Cartagena (Colombia)… I´ll write later about this great experience, but now it´s time for the first post about the Salsa. The Salsa in Panama´city. In Panama´, Salsa music is everywhere.
Salsa WalkAbout?
Salsa sal·sanoun \ˈsȯl-sə, ˈsäl-\ 1 : a spicy sauce of tomatoes, onions, and hot peppers 2 : popular music of Latin American origin that has absorbed characteristics of rhythm and blues, jazz, and rock Walkabout walk·aboutnoun \ˈwȯ-kə-ˌbau̇t\ 1: a short period of wandering bush life engaged in by an Australian aborigine as an occasional interruption of regular work … Continue reading
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