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Pending, Cancun Salsa y Bachata Fest 2021 is coming up now

One of the best-known Mexican cities, we have Cancun known on a tourist level for having the best beaches in the world, not to mention that you can enjoy exciting and entertaining water activities, such as: diving, snorkeling, kayaking, catamaran or speedboat rides, flyboard, windsurfing and paddle board, which take place both in the Caribbean Sea and in the Nichupté Lagoon; It is also recognized for its wide variety of annual Latin rhythms events that take place.

Cancun Salsa Bachata Festival
Cancun Salsa Bachata Festival 2021

Cancún Salsa y Bachata Fest 2021:

For this year 2021 worldwide some countries, especially in North America, have begun to open their doors in small numbers of course, such as academies, clubs and others began to hold and open events (festivals and / or congresses); and in Mexico the Cancun Salsa & Bachata Fest 2021 is coming, which will take place on September 2 at 4:00 p.m. UNK and will last until September 5 at 7:00 a.m. UNK, an event that finally breaks the standards of the confinement at home due to the Covid 19 pandemic in Mexico, however it complies with all the security measures for its participants and / or the public, which is the most important for its realization.

During these great days you will be able to enjoy workshops, a pool party, incredible shows and much, much social dancing, ending with the party that will last until dawn, this dynamic congress will be held this year in ?????? ???? ?????? a beautiful 4-star Resort located at Blvd. Kukulcan KM. 11.5, Punta Cancún, Hotel Zone, 77500 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico; where they tell us that the attention to their clients is excellent and that they have everything at their disposal, now if you want to have more details of what they have in the hotel you can contact them through their phone +1 682-606-8322 or through panama jack resorts

The soloist bachata champion will be participating, prescribing doses of bachata as he goes by, Dr Bachata Armando Garcia Barranco @ SalsaBrosoOo together with Rachelle @Rachelle will be sharing with all of us, there will also be the teacher of teachers Francisco Vazquez, the biggest rumbero in the house and the King of Salsa Rumbero de Corazón, visionary, pioneer of the Los Angeles style (salsa on1) that is danced all over the world. Choreographer of Los Rumberos Dance Company who accompanies them for more than 4 consecutive years.

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The Cancun Salsa & Bachata Fest this year will have many activities which will last the entire 24 hours of these 4 days, which will be sponsored by its main host Bachata Sensual Radio where we can know the progress of their activities and how the festival continues; they tell us that “it is a pleasure for us to present the next guest, since we never stop learning with all his teachings, a human being who has much to continue contributing to the new generations of our salsa community.”

If you want to know more details about the Cancun Salsa & Bachata Fest 2021 event and / or festival, follow them and contact them through the following pages and / or social networks and do not run out of your space, you have to participate:


  • Facebook: @ CancunSalsaBachataFestival
  • Correo: [email protected]
  • Phone: +52 9982461002

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World Bachata Festival 2016

Europe / Malaysia / Kuala Lumpur

World Bachata Festival 2016

18th – 20th November Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Press Release: Liitha Krishnan

World Bachata Festival 2016
World Bachata Festival 2016

There will be Bachata dance enthusiasts from all over the world to experience fun in Asia!

The ever popular and enchanting Latin dance congregation is about to happen again in Malaysia. The 4th World Bachata Festival (WBF) is scheduled for November 2016 and will feature a true celebration of Bachata and other Latin dances, in line with similar events in other major cities in USA, Australia, Spain, Philippines, Japan, India, Singapore, Germany, etc. The WBF has been held since 2010 with each year’s event growing in participation and performances.

Liitha Krishnan, the organizer of WBF is confident this year’s turnout is going to be a raving event for all to enjoy.

Liitha only started learning salsa when she was about 32, which was also after the birth of her three children. A little later, she came across Bachata by chance and realizing it was easier and more sensual than salsa, switched her focus and passion to this new hobby that eventually became a vocation through her founding of her dance school, Shamballa Tribeni Dance in Klang.

Her passion for dance was also taken up seriously by her daughter Kalnish Schubert who, having completed a year’s course at Shiamak Davar’s Dance Academy in Mumbai, is currently pursuing her diploma in dance in Australia. She would be performing and conducting a Bollywood workshop at the WBF since its popularity especially with the foreign participants.

World Bachata Festival 2016 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - Photo 1
World Bachata Festival 2016 – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – Photo 1

The WBF was initially organized to provide local enthusiast access to accomplished dancers from other countries and an avenue to improve local talent and performances. After 3 successful festivals, the event has surpassed its objectives and gained much popularity and enthusiasm both locally and internationally thus creating and enlarging the fraternity of Latin dancers as well as creating public awareness and appreciation. While the contributions of accomplished dancers from Spain, Brazil, Cuba and such countries that are home to Latin dances have enchanted all the past festivals, the performances by dancers from Australia, Philippines, Singapore, Japan, Vietnam, etc have also made their presence felt in past years.

This year’s event in its 4th successful year will consists of 3 days and 2 nights of performances, workshops and dance parties providing an avenue to enjoy, learn, practice and socialize within the Latin dance fraternity. The festival has attracted Latin dancers from Australia, Philippines, India, Romania, Cuba, Columbia, Thailand, Singapore, Japan, Kenya, Vietnam and more while performances and workshop are presented by accomplished dancers from these countries as well. Everyone will also be feasted with the best of Latin music by the finest Malaysian and international Latin DJs at the state-of-the- art Bentley Music Auditorium at Wisma Bentley, Petaling Jaya.

The festival that celebrates Bachata, a sensual partner dance from the Dominican Republic, will also include other popular Latin dance forms like Salsa, Merengue, Zouk and Kizomba. More than 30 workshops have been lined up for anyone and everyone interested in trying a hand, or rather a foot, in Kizomba, Salsa, Bollywood, Son Cubana, Pachanga, Afro Cuban and Zumba. A few boot camps have also been slotted in for those with basic dancing skills to learn and have a chance to perform on one of the nights. The workshops and boot camp will be conducted by renowned international dancers.

World Bachata Festival 2016 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - Photo 2
World Bachata Festival 2016 – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – Photo 2

This year’s lineup includes Nestor Manuelian, a strong supporter of the WBF and 3 times World Salsa Champion, partnering with an equally accomplished Rebecca Vallejo and featuring for the first time, Coco and Vyara, 10 time National Champions of NZ with over 40 years dancing experience. Some of the other prominent dancers who will be there to spice up the event are Ana Palma & Basil Nadela from Philippines, Ryu from Japan, Dorin & Niko from Romania, Lam & Kas from Australia and Kalnish Schubert, Amar Singh, KL Son Project, Sam Sopiee from Malaysia.

To add a little fire to all the dance, music will be spinned by an array of Deejays comprising DJ Selva, DJ Dorin, DJ Ryu, DJ Sofrito and DJ Gupson who will also be an MC for the WBF. Gupson Pierre who hails from Montreal, Canada will be also conducting a workshop.

Appreciation goes out to Bentley Music Auditorium for their 2nd year support and sponsorship of the venue, Qliq Damansara for sponsorship and special rates for accommodations and many other companies and individuals who have been continuously contributing in ways totally unexpected.

About Nestor Manuelian & Kalnish Schubert

Spice up the event, World Bachata Festival is having the privilege and participation of Nestor Manuelian from Australia, and collaboration with local Bollywood artist, Kalnish Kashna Schubert, in the Latin dance scene. Both of them will be performing Salsa together on the stage of World Bachata Festival.

Nestor Manuelian is the Director of Latin Dance Australia (LDA) and Modus Vivendi Dance Productions, two of the biggest names in the Australian Latin dance industry. He is also a professional dance instructor, choreographer, mentor, event organizer and master of ceremonies.

Nestor Manuelian
Nestor Manuelian

Nestor is renowned for his world-class teaching methods, choreographies and team performances. He is recognized for his ability to coach, mentor and encourage dancers to excel technically and also have a great time doing so! His amazing teaching style has earned him the honor of teaching at the biggest Salsa and Bachata congresses around the world travelling to Asia, the United States and all over Australia and New Zealand.

Nestor made his performance debut in November 2003 and since then he has gone on to win multiple Salsa and Bachata National and International Titles, including 4 World Titles as coach and dancer. He has been stepping up the world ranking with multiple awards, such as:

  • 2x World Bachata Champion (2012 – Hong Kong, 2013 – Miami)
  • 3 Times World Salsa Championships Finalist (2005- 4th, 2006 – 10th, 2007 – 6th)
  • Asian Salsa Open Champion (2007)
  • Australian Bachata Teams Champion (2009)

Kalnish Schubert has been dancing since the tender age of 8. She has been actively dancing Salsa, Bollywood and Bhangra since young. She teaches Kids & Adult Bollywood and Kids Salsa at Shamballa Tribeni Dance and Music School in Klang. Kalnish graduated from Shiamak Davar’s Dance Academy in Mumbai, India in 2014. While in India she was actively involved in shows in India such as Star Parivaar Awards 2013 and Toni and Guy show 2013.

Kalnish Schubert
Kalnish Schubert

She is currently pursuing her Certificate IV in dance at the Dance Factory in Melbourne Australia. Kalnish has also been featured in the Malaysian Government Education Portal for the involvement in dance. She has also performed in various shows, public & corporate events such as:

  • The Malaysian Vesaki festival 2009/2010/2011 The World Bachata Festival, Kuala Lumpur 2010/2012/2015 • The International Indian Food Festival in China 2011 Corporate shows in Bangkok, Thailand in 2011 World Star Road to Hollywood in 2012
  • India International Dance Congress 2014 in Bangalore
  • Osaka Latin Dance Festival 2014 • Sydney Bachata Festival 2015

The 4th WBF is scheduled as follows:

  • Dates: 18th-20th November 2016
  • Venue: Bentley Music Auditorium, Wisma Bentley 3, Jalan PJU 7/2, Petaling Jaya,47810 Mutiara Damansara, Selangor, Malaysia
  • Programs: 3 days 2 nights of Latin Dance Workshops, World-Class Performances and Prestigious Parties. Each night has a special theme with day 1 being “Dressy Casual”, day 2 is “Black & Red” and the final day is “Mexicana”.
World Bachata Festival 2016 Flyers
World Bachata Festival 2016 Flyers

Get more updates on the Facebook event:

  • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/856083751112454/
  • Call Liitha at +60162203237 or email to [email protected]
  • Official FB page:https://www.facebook.com/Bachata Malaysia/home
  • Official Website: http://www.worldbachatafestival.com/
  • Youtube: link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQNOo2sqQ6k

 

Alkemia Salsa, Bachata & Kizomba

Europe / Luxembourg

The Alkemia academy welcomes to the new participants to the new season which begins with new projects to teach Latin rhythms to everyone. The academy is known as one of the greatest dance academies in Luxembourg, sharing the culture and teaching people how to dance in all different styles, specially Salsa, Bachata and Kizomba.

Alkemia Salsa, Bachata & Kizomba
Alkemia Salsa, Bachata & Kizomba

Teamwork

GILLES CAVIGLIA

Creator of Alkemia academy in 2012. Rugby player, he discovered Latin rhythms in 2005. After went to many different salsa schools like Salsa Fever, Salsa Wave Chazomba, and after many different festivals and international presentations, he discovered passion for dancing. Today, he has that same. passion for rhythms like Kizomba, Salsa & Bachata.

Gilles Caviglia
Gilles Caviglia

PAULINE LOPEZ VELTER

Discovers dance at the age of 4. Classic, modern jazz, contemporary. It’s at the age of 13 that she discovers couple, latin et standard dances (rock, chacha, valse, samba, tango, etc…). His strong passion for dancing made it her job today. In love of latin Salsa, Bachata, Kizomba, Chacha, she teaches now different styles and she produces too in spectacles in a diversity of discipline in couple or in group.

Pauline Lopez Velter
Pauline Lopez Velter

NADEGE KARRENBAUER

At the age of 8 years, she discovered the dance universe and the show performances joining an academy of Jazz (Dance Mania) for 18 years. Later, she discovered the sensuality of afro-Latin rhythms. She joined the Alkemia’s team, with Kizomba as main subject.

Nadage Karrenbauer
Nadage Karrenbauer

RAQUEL SIMOES

Active since 2007 in the world of the Salsa in Luxembourg in the teaching and choreography, Raquel has joined as an intermittent in the group Alkemia in 2014, and teaches the 3 dances Salsa, Bachata and Kizomba.

Raquel Simoes
Raquel Simoes

CARLA

Started intensively with salsa in 2005, together with other rhythms like bachata, rock and roll, americano, tango and so on. In 2007, with her dancing partner, they started the company “Rock and roll fever”. Teaching rock and roll, preparing choreographies, performing shows and animations, she was part of the Buenos Aires Savoy Dancers, a group of Lindy Hop in Argentina. Since 2012 in Luxembourg, she discovered Kizomba, and Alkemia!

Carla
Carla

 

The Flavor of Barrio La-33 and the Urban Salsa Revolution

The Birth of Swing in Chilly Bogotá

Bogotá, a city nestled more than 8,600 feet above sea level, cold and prone to drizzle, did not seem in the early 2000s like the most obvious birthplace for one of the 21st century’s most influential salsa orchestras.

El Sabor del Barrio La-33 y la Revolución de la Salsa Urbana
El Sabor del Barrio La-33 y la Revolución de la Salsa Urbana

However, in 2001, in the heart of the Teusaquillo neighborhood, La-33 was born. Breaking the stereotype that salsa only flourishes on warm coasts, this band proved that Caribbean flavor (sabor) also runs through the veins of the Colombian capital.

Founded by brothers Sergio and Santiago Mejía (musical director/bassist and keyboardist, respectively), the orchestra took its name from the street where they held their first rehearsals: 33rd Street (Calle 33).

From its inception, the project had a clear identity: to rescue the raw, urban, and gritty sound of 1970s salsa brava, evoking legends like Héctor Lavoe, Willie Colón, and the Fania All-Stars, while injecting it with the attitude, energy of rock, and Bogotá’s gritty street vibe. To finance their first album, the band members saved money earned from their gigs in local bars and nightclubs.

The “La Pantera Mambo” Phenomenon

La-33’s rise to international stardom was no accident, but rather the result of a brilliant recording masterstroke. In 2004, they released their self-titled debut album, La-33. The record included a track that would become their ticket to the world: “La Pantera Mambo.”

This piece a spectacular mambo-rhythm version of Henry Mancini’s cinematic classic, “The Pink Panther Theme” fused jazz, suspense, and a powerhouse horn section.

The song instantly became a radio hit and an essential anthem on dance floors from Cali to Berlin, proving that salsa was not a genre of the past, but a living language capable of reinventing Western pop culture.

El año 2001, en el corazón del barrio Teusaquillo, nació La-33
El año 2001, en el corazón del barrio Teusaquillo, nació La-33

Dynamic Evolution and Discography

Unlike the salsa romántica orchestras that dominated the commercial hit charts in the ’90s and 2000s, La-33 bet on an organic sound heavily influenced by mambo, jazz, pasodoble, and ska.Their music dispenses with excessive synthesizers, prioritizing instead the raw power of percussion, the brilliance of the horns, and lyrics that narrate daily life, urban chaos, and bohemian nightlife.

Throughout their career, they have built an impeccable musical catalog across several studio albums:

  • La-33 (2004): The debut album featuring “La Pantera Mambo” and “Qué Rico Boogaloo.”
  • Gózalo (2007): Nominated for a Latin Grammy, it solidified their success with tracks like “Bye-Bye” and “Soledad.”
  • Ten Cuidado (2009): A more mature record exploring fusions with ska and jazz.
  • Tumbando por ahí (2013): A tribute to the band’s street-smart, party-loving spirit.
  • Caliente (2016): Their fifth studio production, released to celebrate fifteen years on the scene.
  • Si tú quieres salsa (2019): A return to their roots with a powerful, mature, and refreshed sound.

Global Ambassadors of Colombian Salsa

What began as a group of friends rehearsing in a Bogotá house transformed into a global phenomenon. La-33 has toured all five continents, performing at prestigious international events such as the Sziget Festival in Budapest, the Cali Fair (Feria de Cali), and various jazz and world music festivals across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas.

Their ability to get audiences who don’t even speak Spanish dancing is a testament to the universal power of their horn section and rhythmic core.

La 33 El nacimiento del swing en la fría Bogotá
La 33 El nacimiento del swing en la fría Bogotá

Today, La-33 is not just an orchestra; it is an institution of Colombian alternative music. They proved that salsa can be played wearing leather jackets and a punk attitude while maintaining absolute respect for Afro-Latin roots making it clear that to have swing, all you really need is passion.

Band Members

  • Sergio Mejía (Bandleader and electric bass)
  • Santiago Mejía (Keyboards)
  • Guillermo Celis (Vocals)
  • David Cantillo “Malpelo” (Vocals)
  • Edison Velásquez (Vocals and flute)
  • Alejandro Pérez (Congas)
  • Juan David Fernández “Palo” (Timbales)
  • Diego Sánchez (Bongos)
  • Vladimir Romero (Trombone)
  • José Miguel Vega (Trombone)
  • Adalber Gaviria (Saxophone)
  • Roland Nieto (Trumpet)
  • Javier Galavis (Sound engineer)
  • Ray Fuquén (Field producer)

 Also Read: Colombia’s legendary Grupo Niche and its founder Jairo Varela

San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress

Latin America / Argentina / Buenos Aires
San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress 2016
San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress 2016

San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress

December 9, 10, and 11, 2016 – San Clemente del Tuyú, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Kicking off this December, we present the 3rd International Congress of Salsa, Bachata, and Caribbean Rhythms. Widely recognized as the most important congress on Argentina’s Atlantic Coast, the event will take place on December 9th, 10th, and 11th in the town of San Clemente del Tuyú, located 185 miles (300 km) from the capital, Buenos Aires. The official sponsor is Center Pizza, with additional support from Tandori Indumentaria SYS.

This international congress will bring together dancers, instructors, and aficionados from across Argentina and South America. The event features world-class workshops (professional training) and countless showcases by headlining artists and dance companies from Argentina and neighboring countries. Attendees can also look forward to sets by top-tier DJs and plenty of social dancing.

Dancers - San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress 2016
Dancers – San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress 2016

“The following main artists will be performing:”

Stephanie Lucero: Hailing from Buenos Aires, Stephanie is making her first-ever appearance at this Congress. She is widely recognized as one of the most prestigious instructors in the scene, standing out for her ability to dance both lead and follow roles with expertise. Stephanie has refined her skills under world-renowned masters such as Gaston Vidarte, Troy & Jorget, Korke & Judith, Daniel & Desiree, and Ataca & La Alemana. She has also shared the stage with international artists like Daniel Santacruz and Domenic Marte.

Currently, she leads her own all-female choreography group, “Luceros de Fuego.” For this major event, she will be leading two world-class workshops: Partner Bachata and Bachata Ladies’ Styling.

San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress 2016 Flyers
San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress 2016 Flyers

La Compañía Calambre: Also making their debut at the congress and in the city, Calambre is Argentina’s premier dance company. Widely recognized as 2013 World Champions, they will be hosting three world-class workshops for this massive event. In addition to their incredible showcase, attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy their performances, dance with them, and interact with the team throughout all three days of the congress.

Leandro Erni & Mariela Rondon: Traveling from the city of Mar del Plata, this duo is the reigning Bachata Championship winners. They serve as directors of the Conjunto Clave Academy and are widely recognized as a world-class couple with an extensive international career. Notably, they secured 5th place at the 2015 World Latin Dance Cup in Miami. During the event, they will be hosting two workshops and performing two showcases. You’ll also have the chance to meet them and share the dance floor with them throughout all three days of the congress.

San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress 2016 Flyers 2
San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress 2016 Flyers 2
San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress 2016 - Details
San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress 2016 – Details

Gustavo Pinat: Originally from Rosario, in the Santa Fe Province, Gustavo has over 19 years of experience in the salsa world. He has trained extensively across Europe and the Americas, including Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, Greece, the U.S., Cuba, and Venezuela. A seasoned professional, he has taught workshops at numerous national and international congresses.

Gustavo is also the organizer of the VIVE CUBA Afro-Caribbean Rhythm Festival held in Rosario. Currently, he serves as the Director of the Bamboleo Salsa Studio in Rosario and leads “RAÍCES,” Argentina’s premier comprehensive training program for Afro-Cuban dance.

Leonel Silva: Hailing from Montevideo, Uruguay, Leonel is ranked among the top seven salsa soloists in the world and is a celebrated figure in his home country. Following his incredible performance at the last event, he returns to the 3rd San Clemente Salsa Congress.

San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress 2016 - Schedule
San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress 2016 – Schedule

Carlos Aragon del Carpio: One of South America’s leading figures in the scene, Carlos is a regular at the region’s most prestigious congresses. He is the director of the first South American Mambo “On 2” school in Argentina and has refined his expertise through extensive training in Cuba and the United States.

Our event host will be Silvio González, the director of the Argentina and Puerto Rico Salsa Open. A teacher and dancer with an extensive professional career, he is one of the most prominent figures in our country’s dance scene.

We are also proud to feature our Official DJ: GASTON “TIBURON” TABORDA, a nationally and internationally renowned DJ who headlines the most important congresses and competitions throughout Argentina and South America.

San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress 2016 - Prices
San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress 2016 – Prices

You can visit our official website and follow us on social media:

San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress 2016 - Social Media
San Clemente 3rd Salsa Congress 2016 – Social Media

www.sanclementesalsacongress.com

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