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Humberto Ramírez demuestra que su explosión creativa aún está en sus comienzos con su más reciente trabajo Discográfico 2019
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Eduardo Guilarte Editor
José Pérez Colombia (Bogota)
Adriana Saez Creative Director
Eiling Blanco Venezuela (Caracas)
Mafe Ferrara Production Manager Thisby Ferrara Collaborator Augusto Felibertt Consultant Tamy Machado Graphic Web Designer Neicker Acurero Graphic Design
Promoters Adriana Saez Promoter / Journalist for North America
Contact Laura Yoly Teran USA (Pennsylvania) Gerardo Oswaldo Russo Argentina
Collaborators in this edition Carlos Navarro (USA, California)
Carmen Aular Promoter / Journalist for Europe & Asia
Juan Carlos Bedoya (Israel, Tel Aviv-Yafo)
Karina Bernales Promoter for Latin America
Hansel Martínez y Raúl Alfonso (USA, California)
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Hansel & Raul celebrate the New Year with an awesome concert in california
Date: Tuesday, December 31st General Admission: 7:00PM Cocktail Hour: 7:00PM – 8:00PM Dinner: 8:00PM Price: $120 (Adult) / $ 60 (Children under 12) Venue: Crowne Plaza Los Angeles - Commerce Casino. 6121 East Telegraph Road, Commerce, CA 90040 4
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The Charanga Ambassadors in the world will say goodbye to 2019 presenting the most select of their repertoire of the great hits The Charanga´s Legends will share all their talent with their fans for this last day of the year. This exceptional duo with 35 years of trajectory, time transgressor, continue to fill places to a full house in South America and the main cities of the United States, and this December 31, 2019, is the turn of Commerce city in Los Angeles County in California. Hansel & Raul will be accompanied for the third time by Mr. Carlos Navarro orchestra, Son and Clave. This complicity of unique and singular talents has been joined in the different cities of the California State since the 90s, achieving
different cities of the California State since the 90s, achieving the resounding success in each of their performances. This duo formed in the Miami city in 1984 is still the Ambassadors of "La Charanga" with 330 recorded singles, six gold records and four platinum records for sales made, in addition to two Grammy awards with the album "Encore� in 1978. Hansel & Raul, borne in Cuba, enjoy all their biggest hits summarized in their more than three decades of artistic career as a duo, and it’s for that the public will always have the last word when choosing the International Salsa Magazine
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songs that they most prefer of these fantastic legends, but don't worry, because Hansel assured us that their classics such as “Soy”, “María Teresa y Danilo”, “Ella”, “Ayer”, “Se me Nota”, and “Balancea mi Corazón” (songwriter Venezuelan, Yordano) among many others, will be present in this show of one hour and forty-five minutes. But wait, here's still more! If you want to enjoy these Legends with the harmonic concept originating from the island “La Charanga” in advance and you aren’t here this month nor next in the United States, don’t perturb, because Hansel & Raul will be visiting Colombia, Peru, and Ecuador in a Small tour of South America, returning in December for the “New Year´s Eve 2020” event in the United States.
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“LA CHARANGA IS MY FAVORITE MUSIC… … IT’S VERY NICE AND LIGHT… … AND IT IS THE TYPICAL MUSIC OF CUBA.” Hansel E. Martínez
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Pablo Padin born in Manhattan, New York I grew up with a pair of Timbales at home
I was born in Manhattan, New York on December 1, 1969. My parents Pablo and Haydee Padin moved from Puerto Rico to New York in 1968. My father played Timbales with local salsa groups at the time, so I grew up with a pair of Timbales at home. My father started teaching me how to play at a very young age. We moved to LA. , California in 1978 and I started playing drums in the school band and in the community drill teams as well.
I got my first private drum set lesson at the age of 9 at a music school in Hollywood California. At the age of 15, I started playing my first steady gig in a salsa band with my father at a nightclub in Marina Del Rey, California. In 1989 we moved to Puerto Rico so I started studying music at the Interamerican University in San German, PR. At the university I studied with the musicians that were playing with all the big salsa and merengue groups of that time. So at that point in time I started playing with famous salsa singers such as Roberto Lugo, Nino Segarra, Hector Tricoche, Domingo QuiĂąones and Johnny Rivera. International Salsa Magazine
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At the same time I started doing studio work as well. In 1996 I got the call to play with Gilberto SantaRosa and did that gig for 15 years. It was with Gilberto that I hooked up with piano player, arranger and producer Jose Lugo. Jose started using me on all of his studio productions. I have won 6 Latin Grammys and 2 American Grammys on recordings and productions of artists such as: Millie Quezada, Elvis Crespo, Grupo Mania, Gilberto SantaRosa and Tito El Bambino.
To this date I’ve been working with Jose Lugo’s Guasabara Combo, in which our first cd was nominated for the Latin Grammy.
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At that point in my career I started recording and playing concerts with artist such as Puerto Rican Power, Pedro Brull, Yomo Toro & Willie Colón, Andy Montañez, Ismael Miranda, Tito Nieves, Cheo Feliciano, Rafael De Jesus, Richie Ray & Bobby Cruz, Bobby Valentín, Marvin Santiago, Cano Estremera, Victor Manuelle, Ruben Blades, Ray De La Paz, Jose Alberto ”El Canario” Lalo Rodriguez, Truko Y Zaperoko, DLG, Isaac Delgado, Herman Oliveras, Edwin Colón Zayas and many others.
We are working on our third cd now that will include two original compositions of mine. I’m super exited, humbled and thankful for all the great experiences that I’ve lived and for the ones that are yet to come, Thank You God!!!!!
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Arturo “Chico” O'farrill “The Afro-Cuban Jazz Architect”
Arturo O'Farrill or better known as “Chico” O'Farrill was born in Havana (Cuba) on October 28, 1921. He was the son of a recognized Jewish family whose father was an eminent lawyer whom one day decided to immigrate to the United States. Arturo undertook his studies at the Riverside Military School in Gainesville, Georgia (interned by his father). He began to love the jazz orchestras (big bands) and within that environment he fed musically, listening to recordings of Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Glenn Miller, and Tommy Dorsey, so much, that in a brief time he learned to plays the trumpet and became the trumpet player of the military band as well as the several dance groups. Years later, Chico returned to Cuba. He studied law and at the same time
and at the same time developed his facet as a composer, receiving a composition and harmony study with the master, Félix Guerrero. Likewise, he was also Armando Romeu Bellamar Orchestra’s member and the Isidro Pérez Orchestra, when the Son and the Mambo prevailed in the Latin music.
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Mexico and Europe as a trumpeter musician as well as he created the band, Los Raqueteros del Swing, being the director and trumpet. Subsequently, he founded Los Beboppers (the first group of Cuban bop), which was presented at the Saratoga Hotel with Chico again as the director and the trumpet. In the ‘50s decade began the successes for Chico as an arranger, working briefly for several orchestra directors, such as Gil Fuller, Noro Morales, Frank "Machito" Grillo, and Benny Goodman.
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From 1943 to 1947 “The Afro-Cuban Jazz Architect” worked at the cabaret Montmartre. He was a member of Bellamar Orchestra, directed by Armando Romeu and integrated by Luis and Pucho Escalante, Gustavo Mas and Mario Romeu, among others. He traveled to 10
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In the same way, he composed his first great masterpiece "Afro-Cuban Jazz Suite" in five movements: Song, Mambo, 6/8, Jazz and Rumba Open. This masterpiece was made and recorded for the businessman Norman Granz’s label, using the Machito's Orchestra as an accompanist and rhythmic base.
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"Afro-Cuban Jazz Suite", according to Luc Delannoy: “begins and ends with a hypnotic flute and conga duo that reflects the essence of Cuban treatment; the union of musical universes: the European (the flute) and the African (the conga). To these two instruments is joined the oboe, followed by the trumpets, saxophones and the “Tumbao” of the double bass… After a return to swing and bebop in the fourth movement, Chico takes us to the origins of Latin jazz with a melody of clear Arabic accents, before sinking back into the universe of Afro-Cuban percussions”. Likewise, for Benny Carter, this Suite was: “The reason for the coherence of the rhythmic parts and their relationships with the solos that have their own life and independence, Masterpiece of a genius.” In New York and following the success of "Afro Cuban Jazz Suite", O'Farrill writes "Cuban Fantasy" for Stan Kenton, who later changes its name to "Cuban Episode". In 1953 he traveled to California, where he founded his orchestra that included renowned musicians such as Mario
Bauzá, Doug Mettome, Jimmy Nottingham, Eddie Bert, Fred Zito, Lenny Hambro, Flip Phillips, and saxophonist Eddie Wasserman. The orchestra used the rhythm section of the Machito’s Afro-Cuban, harp and oboe. With this concept he recorded for Norman Granz, performed in Birdland (New York), and the Hat Ballroom located in Los Angeles. In this period he composed three new movements: “La Jungla”, “Contraste”, and “Rhumba Finale”, baptized as "Manteca Suite" recorded with the Jazz player Dizzy Gillespie and orchestra of 21 excellent musicians in 1954. He returns to Cuba again in 1956 to be inspired and immediately began working for the best record companies on the island such as Panart and RCA Víctor, recording "Chico's Cha-Cha-Cha", adapting the Charanga rhythm to the big band format. This album is released, one more time, on compact disc by BMG during the last decade of the twentieth century. Chico also made a recording for the popular D’Aida Quartet and arrangements for Bola de Nieve and the famous Orchestra Director, Aldemaro Romero. In 1958 the restless O’Farrill moved for Mexico, an essential platform for all Latin American musicians at that time. There he returned to create another special sound and appears on television as musical director of the Andy Russell singer, and there his life changed radically. He started a semi-retirement period, but never stopped creating music. At that moment, he composed his famous International Salsa Magazine
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stopped being exclusively for the ballroom and -of course- "new sound" icons appeared in the Jazz Music. For this reason, Chico O'Farrill begins working in the lucrative field of music for television commercials. In the mid-1990s, “The Afro-Cuban Jazz Architect” was contacted by American producer and Jazz director Todd Barkan with Pure Emotion, a compiled of his musical career with which he got a nomination for the 37th edition of the Grammy awards.
“Azteca Suite” for trumpeter Art Farmer, and he made history again! In the 60s he returned to New York and makes arrangements for such important figures as La Lupe (They Call Me La Lupe); Cal Tjader (Along Comes Cal); Clark Terry (Spanish Rice); Count Basie (High Voltage); Gato Barbieri (Chapter Three: Viva Emiliano Zapata); Ringo Starr (Night and Day) and dabbled in the Rock music with David Bowie (I Know It's Gonna Happen, Looking for Lester), and finally he was director of the Aldemaro Romero´s Orchestra. This stage extends until the end of the 20th century, although already in the 70s, the big bands go down in history for several genres that would be manifested due to their novelty and immense popularity in the United States and around the world. The architects of the new fashion used new techniques, styles, and sounds, especially in the field of harmonization. Suddenly popular music 12
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O’Farrill toured Europe with his orchestra in 1996 and recorded his latest album titled "Heart Of A Legend", which contains 14 tracks, a formidable orchestra of 18 masters and a staff of international artists. The arrangements of "Heart Of A Legend", considered for many as the best album of his career, took care by himself and the musical direction was entrusted to his son, Arturo O'Farrill Jr., a formidable pianist and heir of his legacy. Arturo “Chico” O’farrill died on June 29, 2001, in New York City at 80 years. Undeniably, Chico for more than half a century was a great musical creator. He was at the forefront of an innovative style that many know as Latin Jazz nowadays, which was called at the beginning with many names, such as Cuban bop, Mambo Jazz and Afro-Cuban Jazz.
Our dear “AFRO-CUBAN JAZZ ARCHITECT" Until forever! In memory of 18 years of his passing!
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BAILAME DANCE FESTIVAL brings amazing performances of Local and International Artists to seduce to the assistants The biggest celebration of Latin Dance in Minneapolis will present four electrifying days of educational workshops and nightly themed Parties with many DJs to demonstrate the passion for Latin music Bailame Dance Festival celebrates together instructors, DJs, and social dancers a weekend of learning, unique choreographies, Latin music, and social dancing with ballrooms dedicated for each rhythm. This festival will be an experience like non-other have had in the Twin Cities!
Salsa, Bachata, Kizomba, Zouk, and more so that your dance is on fire.
With over 10 000 square feet of the dance floor and themed parties move your hips with all who love the Latin Music!
Each dance instructor with large experience will teach new concepts that break the traditional styles including technical training and different dance elements in their workshops as well as they will be sharing all their skills in Mambo Fusion, International Salsa Magazine
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The BAILAME DANCE FESTIVAL offers: 3 Nights of Performances featuring over 30 local and international Artists Over 70 Workshops DJs Playing the best of BACHATA, SALSA, and more Latin Music with dedicated Ballrooms Nightly Themed Parties dancing until 4 a.m. Over 10,000 sq ft of Dance
Jackie Danza (Bachata DJ & Dancer) (Appleton, WI, USA) Jackie discovered her passion for music when she started playing piano at age 7. Shortly thereafter she discovered her passion for dance with her first dance class at age 8. Since then, she has trained in a wide variety of dance styles and under many instructors all over the world. Danza has found a way to combine both her passion for music and her passion for dance through her DJ sets. Jackie’s approach to music and dance transcends movement. Her unique style and approach are founded on a deep connection with the music and leverages that connection to express life through movement. She desires to empower others by cultivating, within them, a connection with the music and their innermost feelings to let their positive light shine. 14
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"Dance is more than simply dance - it is an outward reflection of our innermost feelings.” Jackie Danza With over 25 years of experience, Jackie has established herself as a choreographer, performer, competitor, and DJ. More specifically the past 14 years, she has evolved her style into one focused on the connection in Latin genres of partner dance. Her greatest love is sharing her passion with others and helping people achieve their goals. "In every space you are in, However you are feeling, Wherever you are in life... You can dance – Free your soul and dance!" Jackie Danza COME AND SHARE YOUR PASSION FOR LATIN MUSIC & DANCE! Date: Friday, November 8th – Monday, November 11th Ticket Price: $25 – $505 Venue: Crowne Plaza Minneapolis West. 3131 Campus Drive Plymouth, MN 55441 EVENT DETAILS: www.BAILAMEDANCEFESTIVAL.com/ www.facebook.com/events/932839217107872/ International Salsa Magazine
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SONEROS BIRTHDAYS PARTY
Omara Portuondo, Ismael Rivera, Jimmy Bosch, and Luisito Carrión celebrate their birthdays this month October is filled with talent and it’s that in this month a hurricane of brilliant artists of the Salsero genre was born, who have captivated us and have shown their Gift before hundreds of audiences around the world. These Latin Stars have bathed us in
SABOR with their lyrics and infected with joy with their melodies. It for that, this month we celebrate their births and dance to the rhythm of the applause towards them. Happy Birthday, Soneros!
OMARA PORTUONDO (OCTOBER 29, 1930) Omara was born in La Habana (Cuba). Her first encounter with music was at a very early age. Just as in any other Cuban home, the future singer and her siblings grew up with the songs which her parents, for lack of a gramophone, sang to them. Those melodies, some of which
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still form part of her repertoire, were young Omara’s informal introduction to the world of music. She and her sister Haydee sang well-known American group “Los Loquibambla” and their style, a Cubanised version
of the Bossa Nova with touches of American jazz, was known as “Feeling”. In their radio debut, Omara was introduced as “Miss Omara Brown, the girlfriend of Feeling”. “Magia Negra” was her debut record released in 1959. It combined Cuban
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music with American jazz and included versions of “That Old Black Magic” and “Caravan”, by Duke Ellington. Later she joined one of Cuba’s most important orchestras, La Orchestra Aragón, with which she recorded several albums, such as the one she did with Adalberto Álvarez in 1984 and “Palabras and Desafíos” on which she was accompanied by Chucho Valdés. However, Omara Portuondo catapulted to her well-earned fame was in the mid-1990s when she collaborated in the recording sessions for Buena Vista Social Club on which she sang “Veinte Años”. She was the star of the third launching of the Buena Vista Social Club released in 2000 and she toured Europe, traveled to Japan, and performed in the USA and Canada. Omara went back to the studio to record her second solo album “Flor de Amor” (World Circuit), which was
produced by Nick Gold and Alê Siqueira, signals a change in direction in her career: it is an album marked by a more subtle sound and a richness of texture. Portuondo brought in a mixture of Cuban and Brazilian musicians for this album, and it is this factor which influences the particular style of the music. Omara returned to Europe in 2004 to promote this album, performing at such illustrious venues as the North Sea Jazz Festival, Marble Hill House in London, Olympia in Paris and the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. “Flor de Amor” was nominated for a Grammy in the Best Traditional Tropical Record category and the 16th edition of the Billboard Latin Music Awards (2005); this album obtained the Tropical Record of the Year award. Later, Omara released “Gracias”, the record that marks her sixtieth year in the music business and won the Latin Grammy Award for the Best Contemporary Tropical
Album. It was a very special night as Omara was there to receive the prize in person and she also presented one of the awards, the first time that a Cuban artist has done this. The album was also later nominated for a Grammy in the Best Tropical Latin Album category. After touring with the Orquesta Buena Vista Social Club in Europe during 2010, “the girlfriend of Feeling” released the latest recording, Omara & Chucho (Montuno Producciones) in spring 2011. 14 years after their last joint album, they reunite once again to continue unravelling the thread of their first joint project, and show us their talents in the simplest, most unclad manner on a context that enables them to lay emphasis on some of the features that been characteristic of their music at various stages in their careers. Omara will also tour with the Orquesta Buena Vista Social Club later in Europe and the U.S. International Salsa Magazine
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ISMAEL RIVERA (OCTOBER 5, 1931 – MAY 13, 1987) Puerto Rican singer and songwriter contributed to the dissemination of the island's native rhythms such as the Bomba and Plena, and he was one of the first standard-bearers of the Salsero movement of the decade, the reason for he was called “El Sonero Mayor” and also known for others by the nickname "Maelo". In 1952 he was hired as a singer for the Lito Peña’s Orquesta Panamericana with which he became known and reaped his first hits: “La vieja en camisa”, “La sazón de la abuela” and the most popular “El charlatán”, a song in Plena rhythm that was widely heard through the Puerto Rico’s local radio stations.
Two years later he left this group to join the Combo de Cortijo with whom he popularized "El bombón de Elena" by Rafael Cepeda Atiles, and as well as performed on Puerto Rican television in the “El Show del Mediodía”. At the end of the ‘50s, they were presenting their shows at the prestigious New York club Palladium Ballroom, where they contributed to making popular the tropical rhythms imported from the island with great hits such as “El negro bembón”, “Maquinó Landera”, “Tuntuneco ”, and others. Ismael Rivera's triumphant career was interrupted in 1962 for paying four
years under the laws of Puerto Rico for possession of narcotics. Then, after recovering his freedom, Ismael formed his musical ensemble “Los Cachimbos” and immersed himself in the nascent Salsero movement to which he contributed two classics such as “Dime por qué” y “Mi negrita me espera”. 18
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In the mid-70s "El Sonero Mayor" became the ambassador of Salsa throughout America, working for the record label of the genre Fania, and triumphing with emblematic songs such as “De todas maneras rosas”. In his facet as a composer, he wrote very notable pieces such as "Besito de Coco"
(famous song by Celiz Cruz), “El incomprendido”, “Arrecotín, arrecotán”, “El que no sufre no vive”, y “Mi libertad eres tú among many others. In his last years, he suffered a throat cancer that caused him to lose his voice and he died as a result of a heart attack. R.I.P MASTER!
JIMMY BOSCH (OCTOBER 18, 1959) Jimmy Bosch was born in 1959 (New Jersey, U.S.). He is a world-renowned Trombonist, composer, singer, and bandleader in the world music genres. He has been performing professionally since age 13. Jimmy’s first two solo CDs, “Soneando Trombón” and “Salsa Dura” established him as the Ambassador of the Salsa Dura movement. He ignited this movement by combining old school quality salsa arrangements with a modern NY aggressive edge and socially conscious lyrics. “El Avión De La Salsa” demonstrates and solidifies his commitment to dancer centered music, while “A Millón” is the title of Jimmy’s 4th solo record released. Appearing in over 100 recordings, Bosch “El Trombón Criollo de La Salsa” has garnered at least 10 Grammys and has toured with his orchestra, his sextet or as a solo International Salsa Magazine
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artist, as well as with: Eddie Palmieri, Ruben Blades, Celia Cruz, Ray Barretto, Willie Colon, Manny Oquendo y Libre, FANIA Allstars, and the list goes on. Jimmy has been featured throughout the world in major venues and festivals, including; Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center (NYC), Celebrate Brooklyn (NYC), Montreal Jazz (Canada), Madison Square Garden (NYC), Sydney Opera House (Australia), Barranquijazz (Colombia), El Poliedro and Teresa Careño (Venezuela), and many other important places.
LUISITO CARRIÓN (OCTOBER 26, 1962) A native of Arecibo in Puerto Rico, Luisito Carrión has been singing since he was 13 years old. He began his career as a Salsa artist with the Orquesta Kafe, Orquesta La Nativa and Grupo Concepto Latino. In his first performances, he sang along with Celia Cruz, Adalberto Santiago, and Santitos Colón. Later on, he was a member of Salsa Fever together with Julio “Gunda” Merced, were several hits come from: “Renta de Amor” and “Señores ahí va Julián”. Afterward, he joined the Bobby Valentín Orchestra, where he sang songs, such as: “El Señor de las Señoras”, “Ramos de flores”, “El Gigoló”, “Tributo de Cali” and “Como lo hago yo”. In his evolutionary process, Luisito joined the Orquesta Don Perignon where he sang "La Fuga" and later with the Sonora Porceña, where he performed songs, such as "Yaré" and "A Comer Lechón". In 1997, he recorded with Roberto Roena y Su Apollo Sound "Mi música 1997". At the end of the 90s, Carrión began his career as a soloist with the record company MP Records with Julio “Gunda” Mercéd and Rafael Bodo Torres, which led to hits, such as: “Sin tu amor”, “La Chica Más Popular”, “Nadie Como Tú”, “Porque”, “Amiga Mía”, “Muriendo”, “Como Ave Sin Rumbo” and “Para Ser Real”. Nowadays, Luisito Carrión is one of the best Puerto Rico’s Soneros bringing on “Histeriaaaa…” in his fans.
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Europe Bachata Festival One of the most anticipated festivals in Europe Europe Bachata Festival is one of the greatest festivals where you can participate in stages, parties, competition, shows and Masterclass of Bachata, Salsa & Kizomba. When? 25th 26th 27th October 2019 Where? Hotel Da Vinci (Milan) Via Senigallia, 6, 20161 Milรกn Who are the Artists? You will meet international artists such as Ataca y Alemana, Marco y Sara, Korke y Judith, Ronaly and Alba and many more. Enjoy the best line up and the most outstanding artists offering their knowledge to all participants. The most exciting and epic battles that you can only enjoy in the EBF. Do not expect to be told, tickets 24
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run out fast, so run and sign up. We assure you that you will not regret it. DJs, parties until dawn, workshops, master classes, contests and much more! Hotel & Accommodation: The venue is full right now, but EBF puts at your disposal a new alternative: the newly remodeled hotel J24 Search the website for the promotional code and enjoy prices only for participants.
Price room for night: Single Night Doble Night Triple Night Quadruple For Night
110 120 130 160
More info & tickets: www.europebachatafestival.com jose@mambojazz.it +393478398679
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LA CANDELA SALSA ORCHESTRA De Tenerife Islas Canarias para el Mundo LA BANDA La Candela es una joven orquesta independiente que en muy poco tiempo se ha hecho un hueco entre las preferencias de los bailadores de salsa. Nuestra propuesta va encaminada a “enganchar“ al bailador con los ritmos primigenios de la salsa como el son montuno, el
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montuno, el guaguancó, el mambo o el cha cha cha. Para ello hemos conformado una formación que recupere el sonido de la época en la que se forjó lo que hoy se conoce como Salsa. La banda la componen siete músicos
buena tarjeta de presentación de nuestro espectáculo en vivo.
afincados en Tenerife (Canarias) entre los que se mezclan la juventud y la veteranía. Algunos ya han formado parte de bandas de planta y compartido escenario con figuras internacionales, como Tito Nieves, Tony Vega, Adalberto Santiago, Cheo Feliciano, Luisito Carrión, Manolito Simonet, Pedro Brull, etc. Nuestra intención es, sobre todo, hacer disfrutar a la gente de la manera más directa posible, y esto sólo se consigue con la música en vivo. Nuestro público objetivo es el bailador de salsa on1 & on2, gran consumidor de este tipo de música. Por ello estamos poniendo todo
nuestro empeño para llegar a los diferentes festivales y congresos de salsa que se celebran por todo el mundo y en cualquier época del año.
NUESTRA MÚSICA El estilo de La Candela está inspirado en el repertorio y estilo de ejecución del maestro Joe Cuba y su Sexteto. Hemos intentado devolver a la vida algunos de sus mejores temas clásicos que hoy en día siguen siendo una referencia para el bailador. Con este espíritu nació nuestro primer proyecto musical: On Fire, que vió la luz en noviembre del año 2015 y que creemos que ha sido una muy
En el álbum se incluyen algunos temas clásicos del maestro Joe Cuba, como “La Palomilla”, “Clave Mambo” o “El Ritmo de Joe Cuba”, junto con temas de autoría propia como nuestros dos primeros singles, titulados “Es Guaguancó” y “Para Ella”. En 2017 y gracias a la producción ejecutiva de Batlei Productions, nace un nuevo proyecto de La Candela con un sonido más cercano y con muchas novedades, sin dejar atrás nuestra esencia, encabezado por el primer single titulado “Se Prendió”. On Time se mueve entre lo primitivo y lo nuevo, rescatando joyas y brindando merecidos homenajes a algunos de los grandes precursores de la música afrocubana bailable, como fueron Tito Rodriguez o Frank Grillo “Machito. International Salsa Magazine
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Es Guaguancó Single Junio 2015 Para Ella Single Agosto 2015 On Fire Álbum Diciembre 2015 Benidorm, a ti te llama Single, Abril 2016 Se Prendió Single, Abril 2017 On Time Álbum Julio 2017 Pink Panther Theme Single Julio 2018 Este es nuestro más reciente trabajo, una versión del célebre tema de la Pantera Rosa de Hernry Mancini que grabamos especialmente para el próximo disco recopilatorio del prestigioso DJ argentino Pablo Bat. Albums y Singles disponibles en CD Baby, iTunes, Google Play y Amazon 28
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EL SHOW El Show de La Candela en vivo es una montaña rusa de sensaciones. Intentamos contagiar alegría y buenas vibraciones con un repertorio variado en cuanto a los ritmos bailables que se incluyen dentro del género salsero. Un show que no deja indiferente y con el que hemos conseguido gran aceptación del público, no solo bailador, sino también al público oyente. RETROSPECTIVA Solothurner Latin Festival Solothurn - Suiza (marzo 2018)
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Salsa Social Club Murten - Suiza (marzo 2018) Benidorm Salsa Congress 2017 Alicante (julio 2017) Festival Salsaloneta 2016 Barcelona (octubre 2016) Latin Sunset La Palma (septiembre 2016) Huelva Salsa Festival Huelva (agosto 2016) Benidorm Salsa Congress 2016
Benidorm (julio 2016) Solsticio Festival Tenerife (junio 2016) Canarias Salsa Open 2016 Tenerife (mayo 2016) Carnaval de Los Indianos La Palma (febrero 2016) La Gran Fiesta Alemania (octubre 2015) Bajada de la Virgen de las Nieves La Palma (julio 2015)
WEB / REDES WEBSITE www.lacandelasalsa.com FACEBOOK www.facebook.com/lacandelasalsa TWITTER www.twitter.com/lacandelasalsa INSTAGRAM www.instagram.com/lacandelasalsa YOUTUBE http://goo.gl/r9PABG
CONTRATACIÓN José Brito TELÉFONO: 0034 669 446 230 E-MAIL: lacandelasalsa@gmail.com Jordi Arocha TELÉFONO: 0034 610 048 766 E-MAIL: lacandelasalsa@gmail.com International Salsa Magazine
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Europe / France / Paris
Paris Salsa Symposium To all passionate and dance lovers Save the Date & Book Now You liked the 1st Edition! You will love the 2nd Edition! Paris Salsa Symposium Dance Battle Dance Battle Saturday October 12th, 2019. 10:00 Opening Venue: We welcome you to Novotel, the main Hotel for the event. All In One Location! The hotel, Workshops, battle, socials and parties. Inscription Battle + Reservation Pass www.weezevent.com/paris -salsa-symposium-2019 No established precept codifies or dictates to the dancer the movements he will choose to execute in the battles. This is what allows highlighting the creativity and imagination of the dancer. The dancer 30
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of the dancer. The dancer therefore has total freedom of expression knowing that his performance must take into account and meet the criteria of judgment. The aim is highlight the creative spirit. RULE TO RESPECT: 80% SALSA (any style of salsa) + 20% MIXED OTHER DANCES (comptemporain, hip-hop...) TECHNICAL REQUIREMENT: Technical chaining, risk taking, cleanliness technical gesture, acrobatics accepted
MUSICALITY: This criterion allows assessing if the dancer follows the rhythm well, if he exploits the music and its various elements. It will have to adapt to the different variations on the rhythm of the salsa. Creativity remains an important element that makes it possible to differentiate one dancer from another. The dancer must be original to stand out from other dancers CATEGORIES & REGISTRATION: 3 team categories are possible for Battle Paris
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Salsa Symposium: CATEGORY 1: SOLO (1 person) REGISTRATION: 20 € CATEGORY 2: DUO (2 people) REGISTRATION: 40 € (20 € / person) CATEGORY 3: QUARTET (4 people) REGISTRATION: 60 € (15 € / person) PRIZES TO WIN: For finalists in each category: CATEGORY 1: WINNER: Total 300 € + 3 shows in festival SECOND: Total 2 Full pass for French or foreign festival CATEGORY 2: WINNERS: Total 350 € + 3 shows in festival SECOND: Total 4 Full pass for French or foreign festival CATEGORY 3: WINNERS: Total 400 € + 3 shows in festival SECOND: Total 8 Full pass for French or foreign festival The battle will take place in two large and distinct parts: ELIMINATING PHASE: each team's passage against the jury
PHASE BATTLE: face to ace of each team selected in the elimination phase by category. ELIMINATORY PHASE: Choreographic pass in front of the jury which will give you a score out of 10. At the end of all the passages, will be preserved the 8 teams having obtained the best grades in each category. TIME PER CATEGORY: Choreography of 1 min PHASE BATTLE: The battle phase will face the jury for the quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals In each category the teams will have 2 passages of 45 sec. The judges will decide the dancers without consultation from them. The announcer will make a count for the announcement of the decision. The judges will raise a flag either of blue color or red color PROHIBITIONS: A lack of fair play may result in an elimination: gestures, bad attitude, inappropriate words, a significant overshoot of the given passage time, the fact of touching his opponent (strictly not allowed)
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Where to dance Salsa in London? We present you 5 options to go dance Salsa in London Every place just promise delicious cocktails and a hearty food menu, also features salsa classes, cocktail masterclasses and fun-time Latin party vibes. In London there are all kinds of events and parties, and Latin music is not far behind. So you will find numerous options to enjoy a night of salsa in the English capital. 1.- Caramelo Latin Dance: It’s a dance school with Salsa On1 and On2 classes, plus they have the option of doing an intensive salsa in one day, so if you go with your salsa friends to London, this is your chance to learn the basics, and leave to dance with them. From time to time the school organizes an event for social dancing. Address: Paddington Academy, 50 Marylands Rd, London W9 2DR. Metro: Warwick Avenue Call them: +44 7572 891570
2.- Hammersmith Salsa & Bachata Club: 6 levels of Bachata and Salsa classes followed by loads of social dancing. Absolute beginners always warmly welcomed. Make new friends, get fit, have fun and dance your night away. Every week DJ Incognito regularly play the latest Salsa, Bachata, Cha Cha and Latin music. Fun and friendly staff. Address: 11 Rutland Grove, Hammersmith, London W6 9DH. Call them: +44 7831 715368 32
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3.- Salsa! Soho: Partying is what they do, and they do it well! Party with them and you will get a big injection of Latin party vibe to your celebration! They have menus to suit all occasions. Salsa classes every night of the week, amazing drinks menu with over 50 cocktails and of course non- stop latin music. Enquire about booking and plan your party. Address: 96 Charing Cross Rd, London WC2H 0JG Call them: +44 20 7379 3277 4.- Wimbledon Salsa and Bachata Club and Classes: Fun & friendly classes for dancers of all levels. Plenty of high quality social dancing to the best and latest Salsa, Bachata, Cha Cha and Latin grooves. Absolute beginners warmly welcomed. High quality lessons from Beginners to Advanced. No prior bookings needed, just turn up and dance. Address: 44 St George's Rd, Wimbledon, London SW19 4ED Call them: +44 7831 715368
5.- Revolucion de Cuba: Rum Bar & Cantina. Unique, expertly made cocktails and Latin-inspired food, with amazing music and live entertainment. Feel-good Cuban vibes all year round! This is not only one bar. It’s the story of a team of rum lovers, who knew that taking on this spirit meant capturing it. And that doing so would lead to a discovery of food, drink, dance and the culture that makes up one of the world’s most exciting and intriguing places: The island of Cuba. Address: More of 15 locations in England, you can choose anyone! Call them: +44 1423 226133 International Salsa Magazine
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Africa / Mozambique / Maputo
Havana Club: The best place to dance salsa and bachata in Israel This is the biggest and most renowned club in Israel with very good people and good music. If you love dance Salsa and Bachata, you will feel like at home in this wonderful place. With the best facilities and a giant covered parquet floor for 800 dancers. It has two big bars with authentic Cuban rum and a good kitchen. Salsa nights begin at 9:30 pm with many lessons for every level, and after the classes a night of salsa and bachata social party begins.
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Asia / Israel / Tel Aviv
#1 Salsa Club in Israel Although many say that the whole world! For over 12 years, thousands of dancers got addicted to Salsa with them! So we went and we could check it ourselves. Now we recommend it without regard. Cuban Salsa, L.A. Style and Bachata are given in 13 different levels from basic steps to master level! After the classes, come and enjoy an amazing salsa party, with two parallel complexes, and the best DJ's and dancers in Israel!
Address: Yigal Alon St 126, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel. How to get there? Phone: +972 3-562-3456 Hours: Monday: 9 pm - 12 am Tuesday: 9 pm - 1:30 am Wednesday: Closed Thursday: 9 pm - 4 am Friday: 4 - 7:30 pm & 10 pm - 4 am Saturday: 4 - 8 pm & 9 pm - 3:45 am Sunday: 7 pm - 2 am
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Latin America Colombia - Argentina - Puerto Rico Chile - Brasil Karina Bernales Augusto Felibertt Adriana Saez Eiling Blanco
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Porque lo que importa es la música y su única y gran protagonista ¨LA SALSA¨ Todo un universo de individuos felices y unidos por la melodía, y todo esto sucede porque LA SALSA está tatuada en los corazones de muchos caleños y visitantes de la zona que se hace evidente en la pista de La Topa, en donde se puede encontrar ese público salsero visitante de todas partes del mundo que baila de manera profesional, también están los que bailan bien y los que no bailan, pero que importa un “bledo” ósea ¨nada¨. Los que se pican o se guillan de bailarines, los que van en sandalias, los que van con tenis, los que van con tacones, los que van elegantes, los que van relajados, los rastas de cabello largo, los de afros, el señor y la señora, los pollos, los ciclistas urbanos y hasta los rockeros…Y la lista es infinita porque lo que importa es la música y su única y gran protagonista ¨LA SALSA¨. International Salsa Magazine
La Topa Tolondra & su Salsa con Criterio ¨ Un lugar mágico en un singular espacio de Santiago de Cali ¨
entre los años 50 y 70, donde la Salsa conforma el cuerpo y el bolero su espíritu, y adentrándonos un poco más también se percibe energías incluyentes. ¨Divertirse es el único requisito para asistir¨ ¨El Ambiente¨ Para una noche inolvidable se necesitan dos mitades. La primera es una mesa, sillas, agua y tragos. Y la segunda, y quizás la más importante: música y golpe. ¨Sin límites de edad asisten semanalmente los amantes de la Salsa y de los románticos del Bolero¨ Al ritmo de la Charanga, la Pachanga, el Boogaloo, la Guajira y el Son Cubano se disfruta todas las noches en la Topa Tolondra. Pasa algo singular en ese mágico lugar y es que todo el mundo se olvida del que dirán y se la gozan de principio a fin. Además constantemente se presentan artistas locales e internacionales tales como: Esteban Copete y su Kintelo Pacifico, Habana con Cola, Los Hermanos Lebrón,Clandestina Orquesta, Africali, Ebano y Marfil, Bailatino, La Negramenta, Bobby Valentín y entre otros. Para las fechas especiales se organizan fiestas y eventos como Halloween que ya se aproxima. En ¨La Topa¨ como ya es conocida en Cali retumban sonoridades que llegaron a la ciudad 40
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En la Topa Tolondra sobra espacio para la gozadera, para sentarse, para brindar. El tiempo no corre y no hay descache… ¨La Música¨ Aquí se casan con la vieja guardia de Los Hermanos Lebrón, Ángel Canales, La Sonora Ponceña, Frankie Dante y La Flamboyán. La curaduría de su dueño Carlos Ospina, su disc-jockey y propietario, es para aprendérselo. Para nada se trata de impresionar, se trata de saber dar con el tema en el momento oportuno.
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¨Variedad¨ Los lunes son para extranjeros. Los martes hay espacio de cine-foro y clases aparte que incluye con la promoción de 3 por 1 (por cada 3 canciones de Salsa, una de bolero). Los miércoles se encuentran los mejores bailarines de la ciudad, los jueves se destinan a la salsa en vivo. Finalmente, los viernes y sábados se reservan para fiestas tradicionales de la Topa. ¨A Muchos Grados¨ Si su cabello es largo, lleve con qué recogerlo. Si va con camisa manga larga, remánguesela. Si es de las personas que no acostumbra a consumir agua, prepárese para beber lo que no se ha tomado en un año.
En La Topa se siente el calor duro, por lo que es necesario establecer pausas para salir a la calle a refrescarse ¨el calor de afuera le va a parecer fresco¨. Para la noche redonda la combinación ideal es cerveza, aguardiente y agua, en sorbos dosificados. ¿La temperatura agota? Sí, pero poco importa si la canción que está sonando toca sus fibras y llega al corazón. Si no conoce La Topa Tolondra, no deje de ir y si antes de visitar quiere hacerse una idea más clara visite su fan page en Facebook www.facebook.com/Latopabar pero no se quede con la intriga! Ubicación de La Topa Tolondra. Cl. 5 #13-7, Cali, Valle del Cauca, Colombia Teléfono: +57 323 5972646 International Salsa Magazine
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6to. SAN CLEMENTE SALSA CONGRESS EMOTIONS Falta 1 mes y medio para que se realice el tan esperado congreso en San Clemente del Tuyú en su 6ta edición el cual se realizara en el salón principal del Club de Pesca, Náutica y Fomento de San Clemente del Tuyú, Argentina como todos los años ubicado en pleno centro de la ciudad. Los artistas que participaran son:
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Kizomba – Mambo en 2, con filiales en 17 ciudades de Argentina. Es campeón del mundo en: o Campeón en el “Salsa World Festival” de Roma 2006 (Italia) o Campeón Nacional Salsa Open 2012 (Argentina). o Campeón nacional solista masculino - Euroson latino argentina 2019. • Gustavo Pinat: es conocido en Oriundo de Rosario es uno de los artistas más reconocidos de los bailes afro cubanos de la Argentina, ser el organizador del importante del Festival "Vive Cuba" en la misma Cuba y ser el director es director del estudio de baile "Bamboleo" y de la formación de danzas afro cubanas "Raíces". Tiene más de 20 años de trayectoria, donde perfecciono sus habilidades en USA, Europa, Sudamérica y del Caribe. • Ricardo Vega y Karen Forcano: son la actual pareja nona campeona mundial de Salsa estilo Cabaret, ambos comenzaron a bailar juntos a partir de 2009, desde ese momento hasta la
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actualidad cuentan con más de 15 títulos nacionales e internacionales ganados y viajan por todos los continentes compitiendo, enseñando, haciendo shows y mostrando su arte en diferentes congresos de baile alrededor del mundo. Estos son premios, programas de TV y Campeonatos Mundiales más importantes que tienen hasta la fecha: • Bailarines invitados a "La Noche del 10" programa Diego Armando Maradona – Argentina 2005. • Ganadores del concurso de salsa "Diario la Cuarta" 2006. • Finalistas y ganadores de "Chile país de talentos" canal 13, 2009. • Campeones Latinoamericanos Salsa Cabaret 2005-2009. • Bailarines de Oscar d` León, Tito Rojas, Prince Royce, Extrem y Los Van Van, en su conciertos en Chile. • Ganadores del Open Córdoba Argentina 2010. • Ganadores del programa "Gigantes con Viví" Megavisión, 2010. • Campeones del 1er "Chile salsa Congress" Viña del Mar Rumbo a Las Vegas, 2011. • Campeones Nacionales de Bachata 2011 • Finalistas del programa "Talento Chileno" Chilevisión, 2011. • Ganadores del "Salsa Open Argentina" 2012 Rumbo al Mundial de Salsa de Puerto Rico. • Campeones Nacionales Bachata Grupal 2012.
• 2 veces Subcampeones mundiales del World Salsa Open 2012-2013, Puerto Rico. • 5 veces Campeones Mundiales categoría Salsa Cabaret, WORLD LATIN DANCE CUP 2012-2016. • Campeones Mundiales "World Salsa Championship" SPN 2016. • 2 veces Campeones Mundiales WORLD SALSA SUMMIT 2016-2017. • Ballando con Le Stelle – Italia • World of Dance - Season 2 NBC • VidCon de Youtube • Don Francisco te Invita, Telemundo Internacional • Gabriel Zamora y Pau Urquiza: son una de las mejores parejas de bachata de nuestro país y Sudamérica y por primera vez participaran en el San Clemente Salsa Congress. Son Bi-Campeones nacionales de Bachata 2015 y 2017, Campeones sudamericanos de Salsa y Bachata en Chile 2015. Sub-campeones sudamericanos de bachata en Brasil 2018 y fueron los terceros a nivel mundial categoría bachata WORLD LATIN DANCE CUP en el 2017. • Mauricio Espinoza y Natalia Cardenes: son los campeones del Bachatastars Argentina 2018, directores de la escuela Bachatearte y estarán por primera vez en el congreso. • Leonel Silva y Tatiana Ferreiro: son la nueva pareja que participara en el congreso ambos estarán brindando 2 International Salsa Magazine
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workshops de primer nivel y su show en una de las noches. De forma que los que compraron los “Pass” correspondiente podrás conocerlos y bailar con ellos en el social. Bailarines profesionales de Montevideo, Uruguay. Tatiana es la campeona solista del Bachata Open de Uruguay 2019 y Leonel es el top 10 como solista de salsa en el Último campeonato Mundial Euroson 2018.
Compra rápido tu entrada antes de que culmine la 2da pre-venta, y asegura tu puesto ya sea sola o acompañada para disfrutar de este delicado y excitante congreso. Si no tienes donde quedarte puedes podrás elegir unos de los distintos hoteles que nos presenta los organizadores del congreso. Hotel Sur / Hotel Frente al Mar / Hotel Savoia / Hotel Brisas Marina Hotel Frasis / San Clemente Apart Para mayor información: WebSite: www.sanclementesalsacongress.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/San-Clemente-Sals a-Congress-1384904591761235/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/sanclementesalsac ongress/ Teléfono: +54 (011) 15-68386589 o +54 9 11 6838-6589
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¨8 Doors¨ Uno de los músicos más innovadores de la Isla del Encanto
8 Doors productor By: Humberto Ramírez 1) Skyler 2) 8 Doors 3) Bayamón Conmigo 4) Viva Dalmau 5) On my Own Terms 6) Jump Shot 7) Te Pienso 8) Celebrando
Un maestro del Jazz Latino, Mr. Humberto Ramírez nos vuelve a sorprender con una genial y más reciente producción musical, reconocido como uno de los músicos más innovadores de su generación. Luego de haber recibido varios premios y nominaciones, al igual de haber grabado éxitos discográficos propios, Humberto Ramírez demuestra que su explosión creativa aún está en sus comienzos.
Creditos All Music, Composed and Arranged By: Humberto Ramirez All Music Published By: Nilpo Music Recorded, Mixed and Mastered By: Wilfredo Datik Project Coordinator – Fernando Ramos Photography By: Rafi Claudio Make Up – Carmen Luz Quiñones Graphic Design By: @marafrontera Musical Consultant – Pipo Ramirez International Salsa Magazine
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Publicist – Lidda Garcia / Grandes Eventos Stage Manager – Miguel Quiñones Trumpet and Flugelhorn Technician – Pedro Rivera Roadies: Luis A. Cruz and Antomar Ortiz Frankie Pérez Plays Yamaha Saxophones William ¨Kachiro¨ Thomson and Raúl Rosario Play Meinl Percussion
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Contacts Wed Site: www.humbertoramirez.com Instagram: @humbertrumpetman Twitter: @Humbertomjazz Facebook: Humberto Ramirez Jazz Project
LatinAmerica / Chile / Santiago de Chile
Blondie Eventos Presenta.
"Open Blondie 2019" Para celebrar el día de Muertos en Halloween se realizara la más grande experiencia en el Club Hípico de Santiago, Chile. En su 27 edición se realizara el Open Blondie 2019 gracias a
“Blodie” Eventos, se presentara en vivo Gepe (Chile) y Hocico (México), habrá 8 pistas de baile, foodtrucks, un circo y muchas sorpresas más.
El costo de las entradas son: Para preventas: o Preventa Internet: $6.000 o Preventa 2: $8.000 o Preventa General: $12.000 o Admisión General: $15.000 o Ticket Experiencia Halloween: $20.000 “Incluye Pulsera de Ingreso para 31 Octubre Blondie + Matucana 100 + Open Blondie”.
Ya lo sabes, el 2 de Septiembre a las 19:00 hrs comenzara el más divertido evento el cual podras disfrutar mas de 8 horas de pura sazón y emoción, compra tu entrada a través de www.passline.com/sitio-evento/open-blondie-da-de-los-muertos-en-halloween. International Salsa Magazine
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LatinAmerica / Brasil / Rio de Janeiro
se reúnen los brasileños y turistas para poder bailar y ver los grandiosos festivales ofrecidos por las distintas academias de baile y/o estudios de samba donde la evaluación de cada uno dependerá del ritmo, la participación, vestuario y la originalidad del desfile.
El baile que despierta el Carnaval en Brasil “La Samba” Los carnavales a pesar que son conocidos a nivel mundial por los disfraces y fiestas, ninguna es tan buena como el carnaval que se realiza en Brasil, Rio de Janeiro en especial en el Sambódromo conocido por ser uno de los mayores espacios al aire libre de la ciudad donde uno puede realizar grande eventos. El Carnaval de Brasil o el Carnaval Carioca es un grandioso evento donde 48
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La Samba es la música nacional de Brasil, que tienen origen afro-brasileño de 2 por 4 tiempos pero el inicio fue específicamente en Angola antes de llegar a Brasil; actualmente tiene un estilo que actualmente ha recibido muchas fusiones y es muy variado. Para aprender a bailarlo uno comienza con el movimiento básico progresivo que consiste en el paso básico normal y el básico lateral (izquierda y derecha, frente y atrás), luego el paso whisk que consiste en la variación del paso básico lateral y en lugar de llevar el otro pie junto al pie que guía, lo llevarás hacia atrás si quieres conocer todos lo destalles de este paso visita la siguiente página (https://es.wikihow.com/bailar-samba ), el siguiente paso es la caminata estacionaria de samba donde la persona que la realiza en posición cerrada sosteniendo a la pareja con ambas manos, a diferencia de la posición explicada al inicio; los brazos deben estar extendidos. El líder tendrá la pierna izquierda extendida detrás
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de él, mientras que el seguidor tendrá la misma posición pero con la derecha atrás, la pierna interior será la que le estabilice e esta forma la pareja no se desplazará y se quedará en un solo lugar. La caminata de samba es el desplazamiento que se realiza de una manera muy similar a la estacionaria, pero en posición de paseo; es muy parecida a la cerrada, pero forma una “V” abierta; el costado izquierdo del líder y el derecho del seguidor deben estar ligeramente volteados hacia afuera de forma que los costados opuestos de ambos estén próximos. Para realizar
este movimiento, comienza con la pierna exterior, en diagonal, detrás de la interior estabilizadora. Uno de los secretos para que el movimiento refleje la esencia de esta música es el “rebote” entre un paso y otro, debe existir una transición fluida que comprometa todo el cuerpo y para lograrlo es posible pensar que estamos constantemente pisando diferentes objetos que aparecen en nuestro camino y que rápidamente intentamos levantar el pie para no romperlos. Es muy importante que este rebote se exprese con todo el cuerpo, y no sólo con las piernas.
Entre las recomendaciones para realizar un efectivo y grandioso baile es la concentración y ver hacia adelante sobre los hombros de su pareja. Entre los tantos beneficios que dan los bailes, la Samba tiene ciertos privilegios no solo a nivel físico sino a nivel psicológico • A nivel físico: * Fortalece las piernas, ya que las tonifica ya que los movimientos son muy rápidos y seguidos. * Vientre plano, ya que en el baile deben tener los abdominales contraídos y el cuerpo estirado. * Estiliza la cadera por los extensos movimientos. • A nivel psicológico: libera estrés ya que la persona hace deporte al practicarlo, de tal forma que ayuda al cuerpo a liberar tensiones dando como resultado diversión y relajación. Ahora que conocemos más sobre la samba y su influencia sobre el carnaval a nivel
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internacional podemos decir que es un solo estilo? Pues no… ¿Sabías que el “Carnaval” se diferencia en las diferentes formas en que se realiza o se desarrolla en cada ciudad? Es cierto que hay muchos rasgos en común, como sus orígenes y motivaciones. Una de las características más atractivas en Brasil es que se desarrolla al aire libre, lo que hace que el visitante tenga una participación más activa a un costo más bajo y puede bailar y disfrutar de los espectáculos y/o shows que hay en las marchas realizadas por las academias con sus bailarinas luciendo sus mejores trajes y pasos de Samba al igual que los carros alegóricos y también el público
puede disfrutar y ver de los tríos eléctricos (son grupos musicales que recorren la ciudad en camiones equipados tocar música) en las fiestas callejeras de Rio; y no solo en “Rio” se celebra sino se puede encontrar en Recife y Olinda, en Salvador de Bahía, la ciudad en donde nació el Samba - Florianópolis, entre otras. Estas ciudades cuentan con una belleza arquitectónica que seduce al visitante y le transporta históricamente a tanto a nivel histórico como cultural. Si desea tener tu propia experiencia, no te pierdas del próximo carnaval en Brasil 2020 que se realizara desde el 21 hasta el 26 de Febrero, puedes comprar tu entradas aquí
www.carnavales-brasil.com/rio-brasil/carnaval/entradasboletos/fechas-2020/comprar .
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La Habana - Cuba October 1921 - 2001 Afro-Cuban Jazz was a before and after “Chico” O’farrill. EDITION 105 SEPTEMBER 2019
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