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Liveri Music Festival and its 7 great musical groups.

After several days of confinement for many of us internationally, the entertainment world has managed to stay alive in one way or another, such as: the emergence of online events that was a new and experimental experience for many since Most of us enjoy a live event, but distraction and enjoyment were achieved through social networks in a safe way for its spectators, inside their homes, however after almost 2 years the organizers of musical events They already know what are the security measures against the Covid-19 pandemic which are being applied everywhere, especially vaccination with this terrible disease.

Liveri Music Festival flyer
Liveri Music Festival 2021 Flyer

Latin America little by little began to come out of the shadows and open the premises, academies and the performance in events including Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, among others. In November of this year (2021) in Venezuela the Liveri Music Festival 2021 was held at the Soccer Field of the Simon Bolivar University (USB) in Caracas on November 27 thanks to the production of Evenpro and its hosts (Copa Airlines, Corona , Vincenti, Diablitos Underwood, Venemergencia, Cacique, Pepsi, Digitel, Ridery, La Mega and Universidad) where great DJs of the country were presented and there were also great international musical artists, which are Rawayana, Guaco, Nacho, Caramelos de Cianuro, Sixto Rein , Public Disorder, Akapellah.

Although a more spaced schedule of activities had been organized (3 days of event “25, 26 and 27”), it ended up taking place only on November 27, being a very busy day with a great variety of themes and musical genres in the Simon Bolivar University .

For this great day, the participation of the artists was enjoyed starting at 12 pm, all participants followed all the corresponding biosafety protocols (temperature check, antibacterial gel and / or alcohol, N95 mask), the event was not will ask to present a negative PCR or the vaccination certificate.

Liveri Music Festival 2021
Liveri Music Festival 2021- Photo far from the stage

Unlike other events, their tickets were limited (where you could pick it up in liver and cinex) so there were fewer people at the event and even so this great concert resonated everywhere both from musical groups and / or DJs as well as of the sound of the crowd clapping and singing.

The schedule of activities was carried out at the Liver Music Festival as follows:

  • 12:00 pm – Start the Liver Music Festival with good music thanks to the DJs (they will be there throughout the event).
  • 2:00 pm – Nacho
  • 3:30 pm – Sixto Rein
  • 5:00 pm – Ben Aler
  • 6:00 pm – Akapellah
  • 7:00 pm – Rawayana
  • 8:45 pm – Caramelos de Cianuro
  • 10:30 pm – Desorden Público
  • 12:15 am (28 de Noviembre) – Guaco
  • 1:30 am (28 de Noviembre) – After Concert

The public gathered in groups where they danced, chatted and in turn enjoyed consumer and beverage services such and a huge screen to better see the artists playing, not to mention the almost warm weather in the afternoon and cold in the afternoon. the night.

Liveri Music Festival photo
Photo from Liveri Music Festival USB

If you would like to know when an upcoming event will be held or would like to know other details of this festival or of the artists, follow them through the following means:

  • WebSite: https://liveri.com.ve/ticket/
  • Instagram: @evenpro

It’s back for the 2021 Tijuana Salsa Bachata Kizomba Festival

After spending the Halloween festival in various countries of the world, where many took the opportunity to hold costume parties for both children and adults, both in the streets and in discos, dance halls and academies where everyone enjoyed the dances, music, costumes, food, and festivities; and for this month of November 2021 we have an important event in Mexico that returns to us after the covid-19 quarantine that will encourage fans and dancers of Salsa, Bachata and Kizomba to participate in the festival and in turn enjoy a nice moment. Among the events already confirmed this for this month of November 2021 is back with us the 7th Tijuana Salsa Bachata Kizomba Festival 2021, an event that I hope will partially normalize the quarantine situation of the covid-19 so that one can enjoy it live and not online, now for this 2021 said objective was achieved, and this will be held from November 4 to 7 in Tijuana, Mexico where the following activities will be carried out:

Flyer Tijuana Salsa Bachata Kizomba Festival 2021
Tijuana Salsa Bachata Kizomba Festival
  • Thursday, November 04:
    • 7:45 pm Registration Table opens
    • 8pm The Welcome Social begins with Salsa, Bachata and Kizomba
    • 11:30 pm Presentations
    • 12am The Social ends
  • Friday, November 05:
    • 11am Registration Table opens
    • 12pm Workshops begin
    • 4pm Competitors Meeting
    • 5pm General Rehearsal
    • 8pm Doors Open
    • 8:30 pm Competitions
    • 9:00 pm Presentations
    • 10:30 pm The Salsa & Bachata Room begins
    • 11pm Kizomba Room (Restaurant) opens
    • 12am The Bachata Room opens
  • Saturday, November 06:
    • 10:00 am Registration Table opens
    • 11am Workshops begin
    • 2pm Competitors Meeting
    • 4pm General Rehearsal
    • 4pm Social Day
    • 8:00 pm Doors open
    • 8:30 pm Competitions
    • 9:00 pm Presentations
    • 10:30 pm The Salsa & Bachata Room begins
    • 11pm Kizomba Room (Restaurant) opens
    • 12:00 am The Bachata Room opens
  • Sunday, November 07:
    • 10am Registration Table opens
    • 11am Workshops begin
    • 3:00 pm Social by Day
    • 5:00 pm Traditional Jack n ‘Jill
    • 9:00 pm Salsa & Bachata Room opens
    • 9:00 pm Kizomba Room opens

Tickets to enter the 7th Tijuana Salsa Bachata Kizomba Festival can be purchased at the Registration Desk, which will only have access to a cash payment; the cost of the tickets during those days are the following:

  • Welcome Pre-Party will be held on Thursday, November 4 at 7:45 pm, the cost of the social will be $ 200 m.n.

 

  • Black & Red Party (black and red party) will be held on November 5 from 7:45 pm, where the Shows, Competition & Social will be held, it will cost $ 400 m.n. and if you go only to the social which will start at 10:30 pm it will cost $ 200 m.n.

 

  • White Party (white party) will be held from 7:45 pm it will be held on Saturday, November 6, where shows, competition & social will be held, which will cost $ 500 m.n. and of $ 400 m.n. If you only go to the Social that will take place at 10:30 pm

 

  • Hollywood Night (the gala party) that will take place on Sunday, November 7 at 9:00 pm, the entrance will cost $ 200 m.n.

 

If you want to be in this great event with all the comforts, you can stay at the headquarters hotel or at the Hotel One Tijuana Otay.

If you want more information about the 7th Tijuana Salsa Bachata Kizomba Festival 2021, you can contact them through:

  • Facebook: @tjsbkf
  • E-mail: [email protected]
  • Phone: +52 664 475 6191

2022: the International Salsa and Bachata Oaxaca Festival.

For the year 2022, in Mexico the capital “Oaxaca” gives us a preview of its next musical event, especially salsa and that is the “International Festival of salsa and bachata, Oaxaca the salsa capital of Mexico” which will take place from March 17 to 20, 2022, the participants and organizers of the festival are known as a very competitive community in the genres of Salsa and Bachata where they show all their capacity during the course of the festival through the competitions held in each of their categories of dance.

For this new event it has some of the best exponents of these genres in the country and they are concentrated in the state of “Oaxaca” and to date they currently have the participation of some of the most important directors of the country and dance companies, which are:

  • Rhythm and Flavor (Joel and Erika),
  • Na´Ma sauce (Jorge Martinez),
  • Son and Cache (Fito Burgoa),
  • The Latin Show (Enrique Jarquin),
  • The Salsa Hall (Carlos Vargas)
International Salsa and Bachata Festival Oaxaca 2022
International Salsa and Bachata Festival Oaxaca 2022

In this 8th edition of Oaxaca Salsa and Bachata Festival, the organization offers you 2 lodging options near the host hotel (the Hotel Misión Oaxaca San Felipe), the Suites Xadani and La Casona Colorada hotels, which will begin to reserve your room. from now on, and if you have any questions, you can contact Mrs. Mavis Escobar at the number +52 9511181624

  • From Mexico will be the teacher Fernando Sosa and his team Tropical Gem.
  • From Spain, for the first time in Mexico, Oaxaca, the teachers and world champions, Adrian and Anita.
  • From Spain and also for the first time in Mexico and Oaxaca, the multi-time bachata champions, Andres and Yessica.
  • From Cuba will be the teachers of teachers, Tito Ortos and Tamara Livolsi.
  • From Cuba and currently based in Europe, for the first time in Oaxaca, the great teacher, Yoandi Villaurrutia (Yoyo Flow).
  • From Cuba will be your beloved teacher, Alien Ramirez
  • From the United States (USA), the artistic director, Zeke Ruvalcaba
  • From Colombia once again being part of the cast, Dany Salsita y su Fábrica.
  • From the United States, for the first time in Oaxaca, the maestro Celso Orozco and his Speranza Pro Team.
  • From Costa Rica, there will be one of his great friends from the event, David and David.

For more information about the festival that will take place in the capital of Salsa “Oaxaca”:

  • Facebook: @OAXACASALSAYBACHATAFESTIVAL

Everything You Need To Know About ABCD Festival In London

Any Body Can Dance Revives The Latin Party In 2022

Couple of dancers dressed casually dancing at the ABCD Festival
Dance classes begin for all levels On Friday at 9 PM

After a long absence as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, Any Body Can Dance (ABCD) returns to the arena of major Latin music events in the capital of the United Kingdom in Europe.

ABCD will be the great school for four days of the best dancers with an international projection of the rhythms: Salsa, Bachata, and the musical genre Kizomba.

In this 17th edition, there will be no time or access restrictions. It is calculated for an audience of close to 1,300 people (success achieved in their16th edition), there will be four huge party rooms to dance in a style all night while maintaining adequate space. You will also have air conditioning and ventilation zones in each room to ensure that heat is never a problem. The lineup of artists present will be even larger than their predecessor events with more than 30 dancers on line performances, qualified instructors in each musical genre, and 11 DJs mixing the best and most varied Afro-Caribbean music every night.

ABCD gives you unforgettable moments with your dance family to remember for a lifetime!

Date: Thursday, February 3 – Sunday, February 6

Full Pass: £ 88

Location: Haverstock School. Haverstock Avenue, NW3 2BQ. London, England.

And if you want to practice for the 2022 event now, you can start attending classes on Mondays and Thursdays at the Escuela Haverstock School and the SoHo Bar with the professional dancer Fadi K (organizer, instructor, and DJ of the ABCD festival) and eight of the best instructors in London.

During the lessons every Monday you will do footwork (7:30 PM) and coordinated movements in the couple (8:30 PM) in three levels: beginners, intermediate, and advanced.

While on Thursdays of each week you will practice Cross Body Salsa, Cuban Salsa, and Rueda for beginners.

Address: Bar Salsa Soho. 96 Charing Cross Road WC2H OJG. London, England.

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FK Dance Academy

Fadi K dressed in jeans and a white shirt with red sports shoes
Fadi K. (Dance instructor)

FK Dance Company is a dance school based in London that specializes in a wide range of Latin dance styles and techniques.

It was originally founded by the exclusive dancer and DJ Fadi K, who has evolved the academy by including a variety of expert teachers in each style to the team that has allowed the company to expand its offer to teach, DJ, and performance events such as the ABCD.

An Academy Of Maximum Creativity With A Unique Approach!

Likewise, FK Dance offers several Salsa lessons throughout the UK. Classes and events are held at various locations in London, including the North West London headquarters, Haverstock School.

All FK Dance events, classes, and parties are the ideal combination of professionalism, technique, and fun made by dancers for dancers.

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Dancers dressed in black at the ABCD festival
Enjoy the last Social Dance of the ABCD Festival 2022 on Sunday at 5 PM
  • At Haverstock School, you are entitled to two free parking spaces.
  • If you are going to school by car, follow these instructions: Leave the school building on your right, turn right at the traffic light, and then take the third right. At the end of this street, there is a large door to your right. That is the parking lot where you can park your vehicle for free.
  • But, if you decide to go on foot you can access the school from Chalk Farm Station (2 minutes), Camden Town (7 minutes), and finally, you can also get there through Belsize Park (18 minutes).

In Buenos Aires I held the Tango Festival and World Cup 2021

Buenos Aires, Argentina, the place where the spirit of Tango was born, so when tourists visit this beautiful city they say that to get to know it you have to immerse yourself in the magic of dance.

 

Tango is a dance full of sensuality that was born during the 1800s, a musical style that results from the fusion between African culture and the local cultures of the gauchos and native peoples, in addition to the contribution of European immigrants –mainly, Spanish and Italian – and from the Middle East.

The elegant and passionate movement of tango shows the exotic cultural mix of the first tango dancers and the solemn melodies of this music offer the listener a glimpse into the lives of the first Argentine immigrants, and over time the tango later spread to the wealthier areas of Buenos Aires and at the beginning of the 20th century it became a sensation throughout Europe and the United States.

Photo of Tango Dancers
Tango dancers in Buenos Aires

For many years, Tango Festivals have been held in Buenos Aires every year, being a very attractive event for both national and foreign citizens, where many professional Tango dancers participate and compete and this year it is organized again by the Ministry of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires, Tango BA Festival and Mundial who announced the champions in the categories Tango de Pista and Tango Escenario which was filling the Buenos Aires center with magic with more than 4000 people who enjoyed it with the Obelisk on Diagonal Street North as part of the stage.

The Tango BA Festival and Mundial was held from September 16 to 26, where shows, tributes and the best dancers performed on stage; more than 400 couples from Argentina, Brazil, Russia, Italy, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Spain, Romania, Poland, Malaysia, Turkey, United States, United Kingdom, China, Germany, Colombia, Indonesia, Ecuador, Mexico, Latvia, Georgia , Bolivia, Canada and Switzerland competed in the Tango de Pista and Tango Escenario categories in this edition of Tango BA Mundial.

The inauguration began on Thursday, September 16 at the Auditorium of the Usina del Arte at 7:30 p.m. where a tribute was made to maestro Aníbal Troilo (he was a bandoneonist, composer, orchestra conductor of Argentine tango) with the orchestral direction, arrangements and solo violin by Fabián Bertero, the special participation of the dancers Sandra Bootz and Gabriel Ortega, and the presence of notable guests such as the singer Sandra Luna and the pianist José “Pepe” Colangelo, the special production “Pichuqueando”.

Photo of the dance stage Buenos Aires
Dance stage for the Tango festival in Buenos Aires 2021

September 17:

  • Starting at 5 pm: the Carlos Gardel Museum presents the Fileteadoras Talk, by Patricia Berman and Claudia Medori and in turn an interview by Silvia Brunelli and Mercedes González Bracco.
  • At 6:00 pm: at the Abasto Shopping, the La Juan D’Arienzo Orchestra performed.
  • Starting at 7:00 p.m., Hernán Reinaudo presented his album Toro mañero in the Chamber Room of @usinadelarte
  • 7:30 pm: María Garay presented 80 years of Life and Song, in Concert, at the Auditorium of the Usina, which were an exciting celebration of her career, with Marcos & Louise, Champions of Tango de Pista 2020, as dancers, Also at the same time, “Eternamente Di Sarli” was presented with the Orquesta Típica Misteriosa Buenos Aires on the voice of Eliana Sosa, at the Amphitheater of Parque Centenario. With Carlos Rossi, as special guest, and Carla Rossi and José Luis Salvo, as guest dancers, not to mention that at the same time there was a class and exhibition by Soledad Rivero and Cristian Gallardo.

September 18th:

  • From 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., Tango BA drinks the Historic Quarter. He toured one of the most emblematic areas of the City while enjoying concerts, guided tours, and dance shows. In addition, throughout the afternoon, “La Calle de la Música” came to life on a stage set up on the corner of Chile and Balcarce: where Ache Rey & Foul Envido Tango performed; Vanina Tagini & Gabriel Merlino Trío; Alfredo Piro and Profética y Fatal.
  • At 7:00 pm: Walter Ríos Quinteto presented El Tango y la Danza in the Amphitheater of Parque Centenario. A musical journey through the history of tango, from its origins to its contemporary expression.
  • At 8 pm: Cantá began at the Festival at the Carlos Gardel Cultural Space, with Alberto Bianco as host. Those who dare will be able to show their talent and love for tango on stage

September 19:

  • 12:30 pm: at the Usina del Arte, the Qualifying Rounds of the Tango World Cup were held, in the Tango Track Category.
  • 5:30 pm: in Sur en Vivo – Cultural Center – Milonga del Pueblo by Oscar Héctor, Cantá took place at the Festival, with Alberto Bianco as host. An open microphone for tango players who want to break it on stage.
  • 6:00 pm: The Emilio Balcarce Tango School Orchestra presented a tribute to Elvino Vardaro, the great senior violinist of tango, at the Centennial Park Amphitheater. Roberto Leiva & Valentina Cipollone will dance.

September 20:

  • 5 pm: Milonga Lo de Celia Photographic show Espíritu Milonguero, by Silvia Rojas and the magazine La Milonga Argentina.
  • 7 pm: Milonga Lo de Celia and there was a talk about the spirit of the Argentine milonga, with Silvia Rojas and guests.

September 21:

  • At 1 pm: in the Auditorium of the @usinadelarte (it is a unique space that brings together people from all over the world through the love of tango and dance) where all the qualifying rounds of the Dance World Cup were seen, in In the Stage Tango Category, here each couple presented themselves individually where they demonstrated all their talent to the whole world both live and on the web (internet)

September 22:

  • 6pm: The Milonga La Nacional begins with the presentation of My life in the milongas, by Oscar Héctor. The dancer, milonguero and organizer of spaces, portrays what he has experienced from the age of 9 to the present in the neighborhood clubs.
  • 8pm: Milonga El Beso and Hugo Mastrolorenzo presents his book: El tango ha died on stage. A dystopian tale about a robotic and cloned tango.

September 23:

  • A concert was held from Italy in tribute to Astor Piazzolla, and another from Japan with a repertoire of classics and new compositions

September 24:

  • There were classes and shows in emblematic milongas, proposals in cultural spaces, and the show Remembranzas, by Corporación Tango, in the Centennial Park Amphitheater. In addition, at the Usina del Arte, José Colangelo celebrated his 80 years with special guests: Gabriela Rey, Laura Colangelo and Fabián Bertero.
Photo of el Obelisco - The Tango BA Festival and Mundial 2021
Photo of the Obelisk on Diagonal Norte street

On September 25 and 26:

The grand finale of the BA Tango World Cup began, which will be enjoyed both live and through social networks from Vivamos Cultura; This final was very striking since for the first time the great stage set up was on Diagonal Norte, with the Obelisk in the background, giving it a unique image and experience, with different shows and tributes that filled the heart of the City with tango mysticism with:

  • Concert by the Sans Souci Orchestra, presented by Porteñisimo with the singers Emiliano Castignola and Walter “Chino” Laborde.
  • An emotional tribute was made to Juan Carlos Copes, who died this year, in which Johana Copes, his daughter, participated.
  • 32 couples took the stage to compete for 1st place in the Tango de Pista category.
  • Pablo Banchero accompanied by a guitar trio presented Serenatas de Arrabal.
  • The Sexteto Mayor, which together with Roxana Fontán, performed a repertoire with classic themes from all periods and compositions by contemporary authors.
  • The dancers María Nieves and Silvia Toscano, “La Cachorra”, met in a public talk in which María Nieves told the story of how she brought tango to the stage.
  • At the end, a tribute show to “Tango Argentino” was held, a show by Claudio Segovia and Héctor Orezzoli, which was decisive in the international recognition of tango. This tribute included exhibitions by important dancers such as Milena Plebs and Fernando Carrasco, Vanina Bilous and Javier Rodríguez, Guillermina Quiroga and Mariano Logiudice and Analía Morales and Gabriel Ponce. The general direction was in charge of Julio Zurita.
Dancing Tango at the Obelisk on Diagonal Norte street
The Obelisk on Diagonal Norte Street – The Tango BA Festival and Mundial 2021

And at the moment of the climax, a great emotion was experienced when Fernando Bravo finally announced the winners in each category, not to mention that the couple chosen by the public was awarded in celebration mode.

“The world champions to the couples formed by Agustín Agnez and Bárbara Ferreyra in Tango de Pista; and Emmanuel Casal and Yanina Muzyka in Stage Tango. ”

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, many people could not be at this beautiful festival, so the organizers made a great gesture with all their followers and transmitted it live by streaming to the whole world on Vivamos Cultura and the Canal de la City with the conduction of the event was in charge of Carlitos Lin and the awards, in charge of Fernando Bravo, so that he would know how the event was going and they could enjoy it from the comfort and safety of their homes.

The winners of the Festival Tango BA and Mundial 2021- Photo
Tango BA Festival and World Cup 2021-
tango dance champions

If you want more details or videos of the event held:

  • Facebook: @FestivalesGCBA
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