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Search Results for: Kizomba

Festivals in June 2023, Europe, Asia, Australia and New Zealand

Spring in Europe

 

The next beginning of rest in summer, pleasant temperatures at night and heat during the day, the work of the year has its rewards in holidays and is traveling, knowing places and people, cultures and languages and all this leads us to have fun as a couple or alone and thus meet nice people with whom to share, and at this point we want to captivate you by enjoying tropical dances, commonly called Latin music, as it is Salsa, Bachata, Kizomba among other variables are sensual and exotic rhythms in many cases, that make us experience pleasant bodily and sensory, for this incredible experience we have festivals in the European continent and Asia with some ease of transport according to our budgets but if we want to go further let’s not forget the beautiful beaches and active life of New Zealand very few hours by plane

This month of June we have festivals in the following countries and do not forget that next month comes Tempo Latino, a festival like no other, about which I will be informing you.

Germany

Cologne Salsa Congress
Jun 02 2023 – Jun 04 2023
Hurth, Germany
http://colognesalsacongress.com/en/

Spain

Estilos Unidos Dance Festival
Jun 02 2023 – Jun 04 2023
La Zenia, Alicante, Spain
https://estilosunidos.com/

Latin Dance Festival & WTP European Meeting Summer Edition
Jun 02 2023 – Jun 04 2023
Lloret de Mar, Spain
https://www.facebook.com/LatinDanceFestivalWTP
CROACIA

Summer Sensual Days

Jun 05 2023 – Jun 12 2023

Rovinj, Croatia

https://www.summersensual.com/

Croatian Summer Salsa Festival 2023

Jun 12 2023 – Jun 19 2023

Rovinj, Croatia

https://www.crosalsafestival.com/

NEW ZEALAND

NZ Salsa Congress

Jun 02 2023 – Jun 04 2023

Wellington , New Zealand

https://www.nzsalsacongress.co.nz/

FRANCE

Kizomba Gala Challenge Festival

Jun 08 2023 – Jun 12 2023

Saint Herblain, France

https://www.facebook.com/events/555875292933107

PORTUGAL

Estrutura Kizomba Summer Festival

Jun 15 2023 – Jun 18 2023

Chaves, Portugal

https://www.estruturakizomba.com/en

Aquae Flaviae International Congress

Jun 16 2023 – Jun 18 2023

Chaves, Portugal

https://www.facebook.com/events/452697403072900

KOREA

Jeju Latin Culture Festival

Jun 22 2023 – Jun 25 2023

Jeju-si, South Korea

http://www.jejulcf.com/

MALAYSIA

Afro Latin Fest Asia

Jun 23 2023 – Jun 25 2023

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

https://www.alfa-asia.net/

 

ROMANIA

Carpathian Latino Fest

Jun 24 2023 – Jun 26 2023

Ramnicu Valcea, Romania

https://www.facebook.com/events/661474741321475

 

Europe – April 2020

Europe April 2023

Maelo y su Klan want to bring tropical rhythms to the whole world

Maelo y su Klan is the latest project, and one of the dreams, of the producer with more than twenty years of experience, Johnny Ysmael Salaverria Dicurú. The popular “Maelo” as his dearest friends call him, continues his career by working and pouring his heart into this project. With them the first genre fusion between Son and Kizomba is known. In the following lines we will talk about Maelo and his most beloved project.

Who is Maelo?

Johnny Ysmael Salaverria Dicurú was born in San Juan parish, in Caracas, capital city of Venezuela, where he spent his childhood surrounded by the joy of the Caribbean “soneros and salseros”. He was a child when he first expressed his interest in one of the most popular tropical Caribbean rhythms, salsa. Part of his influences came from his uncle, Héctor Bruno Dicurú.

Ysmael D´La O, is his artistic name on stage and producing, but his closest friends call him “El Tiburón de la Salsa”. He left with $80, and a luggage full of dreams, to look out for adventures abroad. His destiny was Tenerife, where he quickly earned the love and respect of the natives, and was embraced as an adopted son.

Maelo as a producer has worked with renowned soloists and groups, from all over the world. To name a few: Nicky Jam, El Binomio de Oro, Tito Rojas, Oscar D’León, Porfi Baloa, Tony Vega, La Dimensión Latina, Ray Sepúlveda, Guayacán, El Grupo Niche. As a promoter and producer of events, one of his greatest achievements was El Gran Combo De Puerto Rico who celebrated their 50th anniversary, and visited Europe hand in hand with him.

We can call Maelo, the cultural ambassador of Caribbean rhythms, making more than 30 countries listen and enjoy them. He was the first Latin American to have 100 continuous virtual conversations during the pandemic, a time when creativity was the escape of many artists.

Among his awards and recognitions is being nominated as International Producer of the Year in 2020, Producer and Promoter of the Virtual Euro Festival in the 20/21 edition. But soon more will come, since Maelo’s talent is infinite.

Defining Maelo and his Klan

The band stands out in danceable rhythms such as: Son, Charanga, Guaguancó, Salsa, Tropical, Latin Jazz and a lot of fusion with an original sound, which is inspired by African rhythms. Of course, with the influences of great masters of the old tropical school. In this way, a combination is created that generates a modern sound, worthy of the new generation. But what most characterizes this Klan is the creation of the fusion of the genres between Son and Kizomba.

The works of Maelo y su Klan have the collaboration of the renowned arranger and director of Billo’s Caracas Boys, the Venezuelan Julio Cesar Estrada. Also by Paquito Barón, ex-member of the Orquesta Bronco of Venezuela, in the musical production.

The Klan has all the merits and the support of the Anglo-Saxon and Asian public. One of his productions entitled ¡Cultura viva! Fusion is positioned as the new sound in Afro-Caribbean music. Maelo not only puts his talent for the band, but also puts all his knowledge of the tropical rhythms of Latin America, as well as its movements through Europe and Asia. Let’s hope that the journey of Maelo y su Klan will be a very long one, full of great successes, so that they can continue to please the public that loves these tropical rhythms.

Winterthur receives the Bachata Fusion Festival

Latin rhythms reach corners of Europe every day where it would never have been thought that these genres could be heard, much less danced. In this case, we have that Bachata is reaching unthinkable borders such as Switzerland, which is why the next Bachata Fusion Festival 2023 Carnival Edition will take place in the city of Winterthur in the Zurich region, during February. Know the details in the following lines.

Bachata Fusion Festival 2023 Carnival Edition in February

Young love couple dancing social danse kizomba or bachata

This festival is a continuation of the one that took place in November, a way to close Winter and begin Spring. It was the first festival dedicated exclusively to bachata, which was organized in Switzerland in the entire dance history of this country. And after that mega success it had, there was no reason not to organize another soon.

This edition will be dedicated to Carnival, a festival that is traditionally celebrated during the month of February in the Caribbean and South American countries. And when it comes to Latin rhythms, Carnival is a perfect concept to show them. That is why the organizers decided to carry out the Fusion with this premise but as always with the central axis of bachata.

As in the previous edition, the Carnival one will feature the best international artists, who in turn will attract the best dancers from all over Europe and other borders. But there is no need to be a professional dancer to enjoy the complete package that this festival offers. If you like Latin rhythms and even want to learn to dance next to the best dancers, this is your cue.

Confirmed artists include:

  • Mark & Sarah
  • Carlos & Idaira
  • Magda & Valerie
  • Gaby & Stefi
  • Dario & Sarah
  • Anthony & Ivana
  • Marco & Paola
  • Sorush – Let’s play bachata
  • Tony & Ana
  • DJ York
  • DJ Husky
  • DJ Paul G

The organizers at GO&Dance have left the prices of the packages and everything they offer. Prices range from €65 to €240, with various discounts depending on the package, and the days of reservation, remember that the closer the date is, there will be fewer opportunities for discounts or promotions. But from this moment Winterthur awaits you with open arms.

Winterthur, a historic city in the heart of Europe

Switzerland is a country located in the heart of Europe. It is very marked by its magnificent natural landscapes where the star is the central mountain range of the Alps. Its cities are must-see places on the continent, from Zurich, one of the most dynamic, to Winterthur, where culture takes center stage.

But there’s a lot to do in Winterthur while visiting for the festival. Just 30 minutes from Zurich, it has the largest continuous pedestrian zone in Europe, museums that house masterpieces of European art between the 14th and 20th centuries. Even presentations in the middle of the street, and a wide range of festivals since culture is the main thing in this city.

Despite not having the cosmopolitan air of many European cities, Winterthur has its own identity which makes it unique in the eyes of the visitor. And an excellent place to carry out the Bachata Fusion Festival 2023 Carnival Edition, this February will be a month highly anticipated by all.

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