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Son Rumbero, Colombia Offers You Authentic Salsero Tourism

Norte America / Colombia / Bogota

Son Rumbero, Colombia Offers You Authentic Salsero Tourism

“Come and enjoy classes, dance and local tourism”

Jose Perez - Son Rumbero, Colombia
Jose Perez – Son Rumbero, Colombia

The Son Rumbero Academy continues to focus on salsa tourism in Colombia. This prestigious academy offers us the opportunity to unite the tourism of this beautiful country with the best classes of Latin rhythms that you are looking for, all nested in a single package, an opportunity to schedule 24 hours a day in activities willing to know, enjoy and above all. all dance.

The offer is made to enjoy the service in the main cities of the country since they have qualified personnel who provide classes from the capital Bogotá, passing through Cali, Barranquilla, Cartagena, Medellín, Pereira, Popayán among other cities.

The cycle of classes ranges from 2, 4, 6, 8 or more hours of personalized instruction, with qualified and highly experienced professionals, this leads to an almost guaranteed successful result, live the experience of learning salsa in any of its styles, Merengue, bachata, urban rhythms, a little bit of everything, only you have the power to determine the line you want to take, all these dance activities taught in ideal spaces, from discos, classrooms to hotels in the cities.

This cycle of classes is nested in the visit to the best nightclubs in the city where you are, this to take the classes to the practical cycle, an idea that allows you to learn much more effectively by sharing with the same teachers who instruct you.

Class in Son Rumbero, Colombia
Class in Son Rumbero, Colombia

We have a unique salsa tourism program in the country, the academy offers you the opportunity to get to know the most emblematic tourist sites in the area where you are, whether historical, cultural, social, recreational or other that interests the client.

The classes are scheduled weeks in advance where the academy sends you the itinerary of classes and walks in a tourist guide that organizes the days of your visit, always leaving a space for those interested to also determine the activities you want to do, it is like have a tourist assistant who additionally dances.

For more information on plans and costs, be sure to contact them at the numbers +573022582306 and +573196432329, through their social networks @sonrumbero on Instagram and Facebook, email [email protected] or [email protected] and through their website www.sonrumbero.com

Tito Rojas

Latino America/ Puerto Rico/ Humacoa

Tito Rojas, The Salsa Rooster

Julio César Rojas López better known as Tito Rojas was born in Humacao, Puerto Rico, June 14, 1955, is a Puerto Rican salsa singer.

Tito Rojas grew up and was educated in the city of Humacao, located on the eastern coast of Puerto Rico, where he attended primary and secondary school. From an early age Rojas enjoyed singing salsa to his family and friends.

In 1974 he had an audition with Pedro Conga and his International Orchestra. He sang the song ««Olvídate de mí»» accompanied by the orchestra and Pedro Conga hired him as a singer.

Tito Rojas
Tito Rojas

Some time later he left the band to join the “Borincuba Set”, led by Justo Betancourt, as lead vocalist. With this orchestra he participated in the recording of “Con amor” (“With Love”), becoming a success in 1978.

After a while, Rojas formed his own short-lived band, Conjunto Boricano. Between 1987 and 1988 he sang, with good success, salsa versions of “Noche de boda” and “Quiéreme tal como soy” together with the “Puerto Rican Power”.

In 1990, Rojas recorded the successful lp Sensual as a soloist for the “Musical Productions” label. Tito Rojas from 1992, A Mi Estilo” from 1993 and in 1995 he recorded in his own right, which he placed on Billboard’s Latin hits list.

He gained recognition from the recording industry by winning the double Platinum Album, the Paoli Award for “Best Salsa Artist of the Year” and the “ACE” award.

In 1996, Rojas had other successes with Humildemente and Pa’l pueblo, as well as 20º Aniversario, Alegrías y penas and Navidad Con Tito Rojas in 1999 and continued in the following years with the albums in 2000 Rompiendo noche, 2001 Auténticamente en vivo and Quiero. arriving home in 2003 Canta el gallo and Perseverancia 2004 The same as always, Fighting Hard and Traditional, 2005 Slate and new account, 2006 Better Than Always, 2007 No Comments and Successes and More

Tito Rojas
Tito Rojas in concert

Tito Rojas is currently performing concerts and tours around the world.

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