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Daniel Santacruz wins a GRAMMY®

“Larimar” gave Daniel his first Latin Grammy®

The Dominican singer made history by winning his first Latin Grammy® for his album “Larimar”, in honor of a stone that it’s used in jewelry and can be found in his country. The album has eleven tracks, and it was released in the middle of the year.

After several nominations, 2020 was his year! Also as a historical event, he shared the first place with the merenguero singer Eddy Herrera, who was nominated in the same category. Both obtained the valued award filling the Dominican people with huge pride. In fact, on their Instagram profiles they uploaded a picture celebrating.

Two Dominican Winners
Both Dominicans won the Latin Grammy in the same category.

Santacruz was nominated with his brother Manny Cruz, but on this occasion, Daniel was the lucky one. However, he didn’t hesitate to dedicate this award to him, and the rest of their family; he thanked his wife, his mother, his fans, his manager, and each of his team members.

The Grammy winner for “Best Merengue or Bachata Album”, shared a video on his Instagram Profile where he looked happy and excited. The comments of his followers were immediate, it got more than forty thousand views, and a large number of congratulations.

I’m grateful to God, to the Recording Academy, and to all those responsible for participating in this important production, that represents the sacrifices of a career and efforts of many years”, said the artist.

Santacruz was one of the artists who performed in the show. He sang to the beat of his single “Larimar”, from Dominican Republic. A band of musicians accompanied him, as well as the stunning blue sea of his country.

Larimar was the production that made him a Latin Grammy® winner, and it’s his seven production. Santacruz was also the general producer, however he had a great team of professionals who adjusted all the details. The production was in charged of Ambiorix Francisco, Israel “Mayinbito” y Richy Rojas, mastering by Andrei Fossari, and mixing by Allan Leschorn, Esbin Ramírez y Richy Rojas.

A little bit about Daniel Santacruz

The singer was born in the United States but grew up in Dominican Republic, since childhood he felt a natural inclination for music. Although, he had said that he regrets not having taken piano classes with his grandmother Zulema Victoria.

She was always pushing me to the music ‘Come to teach you music theory'”, recuerda.

Daniel Santacruz
Daniel won her first Latin Grammy.

But nevertheless, this didn’t deprive him of his abilities in the music area. He acquired his first musical interests on the island. Since very young he was interested on the songs of Juan Luis Guerra, Wilfrido Vargas y Luis Miguel.

We won a Latin GRAMMY®!!! Thank you very much to all the Academy Members to take into consideration my album #LARIMAR, that was made with all the heart and feels. This year the #merengue and the #bachata win double as well I shared this triumph with my beloved and admired brother @eddy_herrera with his album #ahora. I shared this joy with my entire work team and with all the artists, musicians, engineers, and producers that participated with me! THANK YOUUUUUUU @latingrammys”, he expressed on his social media.

For the next year he is preparing surprises and new collaborations with colleagues of the industry. Santacruz’s career is just starting, his successes won’t stop since he is so talented and has so much energy. Congratulations, Daniel!

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San Clemente Salsa Congress

Salsa San Clemente 2020 Congress online starts today:

The month of December 2020 has already begun, a very difficult year for everyone worldwide due to the covid-19 pandemic that hit us all at the end of 2019 and others in 2020; despite the fact that our lifestyle has changed at all levels (social, economic and political); However, this did not stop our activities but with more caution when doing them, including the use of the Internet to do work at home in most jobs.

Already adapting and looking for a way to try to make these quarantine times more pleasant and not monotonous of routine life at home, many events have been carried out with great success online since people enjoy recreational activities and there is nothing better than an event especially if it is musical that one can attend without putting oneself in danger of being infected.

Among the events that will be held in December 2020, one will be held in Argentina, from December four (4) to eight (8), the San Clemente Salsa Congress 2020 Online, where the Workshops will be held every day, music live, shows, presentation of live DJs, interaction with the public and raffles.

San Clemente Salsa Congress 2020 Online
San Clemente Salsa Congress – Artists

Its name derives from the Argentine seaside resort and tourist city of La Costa in the province of Buenos Aires, called San Clemente del Tuyú, which is located on the northern coast of the Argentine Sea. Its organizer is Mr. Gerardo Osvaldo Russo who was born on July 3, 1984 who lives in the beautiful city of San Clemente del Tuyu, who in turn is the director of the Salsa y Sentimiento Academy and has extensive experience in the tropical musical genre already performed by the Caribbean Rhythms faculty in the “SAOCO” study.

It would be this year the seventh (7th) International Congress of Salsa, Bachata and Caribbean Rhythms and in turn known as the most important congress of the Atlantic Coast, Argentina, only this time due to the Covid-19 pandemic situation it will be held Online for the safety of your guests

The schedule of activities would be as follows:

  • Friday 4: the presentation of the congress will be held, live music with Cuban singer Elena Guarner and DJ Charlie Ayestaran, shows and talks will be held with the subscribed guests.
  • Saturday 5:
    • 14:00 hrs: musicality with Mauro Álvarez
    • 15:00 hrs: Rumba / Guaguanco with Adriel and Malena.
    • 16:00 hrs: Mambo in two / free steps with Martin Ayrala.
    • 17:00 hrs: Musical Interpretation with Carlos Aragón and Gustavo Pinat.
    • At night there will be live music with Mariano Ávila (Argentine singer), then choreographic shows, talks, raffles and DJ Caramelo will be playing.
  • Sunday 6:
    • 15:00 hrs: Bachata / shines and figures with Paula Urquiza and Gabriel Zamora.
    • 16:00 hrs: Cha cha cha / free steps with Sole Martino and Diego Castro.
    • 17:00 hrs: Salsa on 1 / Shines and figures with Carine Moraes and Rafael Barros.
    • At night there will be live music with Aye Soto, Argentine bachata singer, then choreographic shows, talks, raffles and DJ John Moon will be playing.
  • Monday 7:
    • 14:00 hrs: Timba with Tati Barbosa and Dani Escobar.
    • 15:00 hrs: Salsa On 2 with the Timbaleros
    • 16:00 hrs: Latin Training with Gabriela Mancini
    • 17:00 hrs: Dominican Bachata with Leticia Beltran and Gabriel Salgado.
    • At night there will be live music with the Chasumadre Orchestra, talks, shows, choreography and raffles.
  • Tuesday 8:
    • 15:00 hrs: Casino wheel with Adrian Doblas.
    • 16:00 hrs: Bachata / shines and figures with Mauricio and Natalia
    • 17:00 hrs: Timba with Celina and Lucho.

Subscription is 100% free and live a healthy and safe adventure inside your home, just by having your computer and internet access, do not miss this great opportunity.

For more information:

WebSite para subscribirte:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/San-Clemente-Salsa-Congress-1384904591761235

Instagram: @ sanclementesalsacongress

Correo: [email protected]

Teléfono: +54 2252 40-8486 (Whatsapp) / +54 9 11 6838-6589

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ISM December 2020

December Cover Edition 120

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Thanks to the artist Fiorenza Gorini

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Los angeles salsa and its origins

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Latin rymtms preferred by europeans

Latin rhytms preferred by Europeans to learn to dance

Everything you need to know about terraxa

Everything you need to know about tarraxa

What makes sesual bachata so popular

What makes sensual bachata so popular

Alfareros

“Alfareros” launches “Guerrera”

Jorge Celedon

ISM: Meet Jorge Celedón

Angel Bonne

Ángel Bonne He was part of Juan Formell’s Los Van Van Orchestra, and collaborated with the impressive Irakere band of maestro Chucho Valdés

Harry Fraticelli

Harry Fraticelli Virtuoso on guitar, requinto and bass Music for All Occasions

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ISM : Pirisalsa Orchestra

Hanny the voice if Cuba

Hanny the Voice of Cuba for the world

Domi Dance

You know “Domi Dance” Online

Villariny Salsa

Villariny Salsa Project from Puerto Rico

Jessi Uribe and Americo

Jessi Uribe and Americo

Jimmie Morales

Jimmie Morales a conguero for the history of Afro-Caribbean music

Ephemerides

ISM magazine back cover

Azúcar Club Cubano – Brazil

Meet the “ Azúcar Club Cubano ” of Sao Paulo, Brazil:

Since the Salsa boom in the sixties, “60” invaded the ears of many Latinos and North Americans, later Europeans, Africans and Asians in restaurants, Academies, clubs, parties and events since they were the novelty of the moment and they had something that made his guests dance with seasoning and fun and for future talents (artists) a new style and / or musical genre.

Brazil is the largest country in South America and is one of the countries with the most energy and positivity. The good humor of its people and its constant party atmosphere make this Brazilian culture one of the pillars of world dance. Among the dances that exist in Brazil, the “Samba” stands out, which is danced during festivals and popular celebrations such as the Carnival, some of the most popular versions include “carioca”, “a baion”, “conga”, “mesemba”, “a batucado” and “carnivale”.

Outside of the carnival there is the Carimbó, Capoeira, Lundu, Baião and “Xote” (typical type of lining dance that is incredibly versatile and has several variations throughout the country, it is a dance that has a mixture of European and African influences, it also incorporates elements of salsa, mambo and rumba, depending on the region of Brazil).

Night Club
Azucar Club Cubano is open

Despite everything in Brazil other musical rhythms are also danced but in less quantity such as salsa and bachata in nightclubs and in Brazil there are a great variety of Latin academies, restaurants and clubs where you can enjoy pleasant music and if what You want to dance Merengue, Salsa and Cumbia, you can go visit the “Azúcar Club Cubano” which is a disco and nightclub that is located at Rua Dr. Mário Ferraz, 423 Itaim – Bibi, São Paulo, Brazil.

Which was inaugurated in August 2000; being the first Latin house in Sao Paulo at that time thanks to the Latin inspiration with its flirty and great Caribbean music. Currently it is recognized for being very cheerful and with excellent service where it had great successes and that until today it opens its doors to all people who like Latin rhythms, both music played by DJs and live music are also performed. events, concerts, festivities (birthdays, anniversaries, celebrations, among others).

Azucar Club Cubano working
In the Azucar Club Cubano

They also have a bar where the most requested alcoholic beverages are Rum and Tequila and among their cocktails are ” El Margarita “, ” El margarita con Tequila ” and ” Mojito “, the latter known as the best in all of Sao Paulo, Brazil; They also have a varied menu so that people can taste good food and the music that they are playing at that time.

The Club opens its doors to the public from Tuesday to Friday from 7:00 p.m. (7:00 p.m.) and on Saturdays from 8:00 p.m. (8:00 p.m.) and there one can pay with any credit card or debit.

Cocktails
cocktails are “El Margarita”, “El margarita con Tequila” and “Mojito”,

For more information you can search through:

WebSite:

Facebook: @ azucarclubcubano

Instagram: @ azucarclubcubano

Correo: azucar@ azucar.com.br

Teléfono: +55  11 3074 3737

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Be frightened at the Transilvania Salsa Fest!

Afterlight 10 very successful editions, the Transilvania Salsa Fest is back with great force to scare anyone who dares to live this experience from beyond the grave.

Living in this beautiful city (Transilvania) is not supposed to be synonymous with coldness and seriousness, quite the contrary. These are the events that make you remember the beauty of Latin music!

This great festival offers you a big selection of attractions and advantages that you cannot miss, such as the meeting of instructors and dance teachers specialized in all types of salsa to live an amazing weekend full of scary things.

Transilvania Salsa Fest and Latin music
This is the logo of the Transilvania Salsa fest

The Transilvania Salsa Fest includes 4 days of an absolutely extraordinary salsa experience, which brings you a series of ghostly parties animated by the best DJs, interesting dance workshops and the best classes taught by a large group of local and foreign instructors and shows that will leave you breathless.

The event offers various genres of music, but the main rhythms will be salsa, bachata and kizomba, which will satisfy your desire to dance and entertain you in the cold month of November.

Having fun at the Transilvania Salsa Fest
Attendees having fun at the Transilvania Salsa Fest

Salsa instructors

Magna Gopal

Super Mario

Panagiotis & Myrto

Alafia Group

Farid Ferchach

Kat & Eddie

BACHATA

Marco & Sara

Arnold & Wandaisha

Sorush & Nora

KIZOMBA

Ricardo & Paula – Afrolatin Connection

Richard & Manon

Location: Grand Hotel Napoca. Strada Octavian Goga

Cluj-Napoca, Judetul Cluj

Date: November 19-22

Facebook: www.facebook.com/transilvaniasalsafest

WhatsApp: 0040747171850

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