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Salsabor
Salsabor Paris
31 rue Chapon 75003
Paris, France
+33 1 42 71 61 61

Selsero
Salseroparis
9 Rue du Petit Pont, 75005
Paris, France
+33 6 50 16 74 76

La Peña
La Peña Saint Germain
3 passage de la Petite Boucherie 75006
Paris, France
+33 1 46 33 19 89

Cubana
Cubana Café
47 rue Vavin 75006
Paris, France
+33 1 40 46 80 81

Canela
Canela Club Latino Paris
77 Rue du Faubourg du temple 75010
Paris, France
+33 6 46 78 28 35

Balajo
Le Balajo
9 rue de Lappe 75011
Paris, France
+33 01 47 00 07 87

La Pachanga
La Pachanga Officiel
8, rue vandamme 75014
Paris, France
+33 1 40 47 63 69

Pachamama
Pachamama PARIS
46 rue du Faubourg Saint Antoine 75012
Paris, France
+33 1 55 78 10 00

Cuba Compagnie
Cuba Compagnie Café
48 BD Beaumarchais 75011
Paris, France
+33 1 48 06 07 11

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O’Sullivans Backstage By The Mill
92 Boulevard de Clichy 75018
Paris, France
+33 1 53 09 08 49

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Clärchens
Clärchens Ballhaus
Auguststraße 24
10117 Berlin, Germany
+49 30 555785440

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Havanna Berlin
Hauptstr. 30
10827 Berlin-Schöneberg, Germany
+49 30 78899655

SODA
Soda Club Berlin
Schönhauser Allee 36
10435 Berlin, Germany
+49 30 44056071

Zapatissimo
Zapatissimo Dance School
Kolonnenstrasse 29
10829 Berlin, Germany
+49 176 20470772

Brotfabrik
Brotfabrik Frankfurt
Bachmannstr. 2-4
60488 Frankfurt, Germany
+49 69 24790800

Latin Palace Changó
Latin Palace Changó
Münchener Strasse 57
60329 Frankfurt, Germany
+49 69 27220807

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Cascadas
Ferdinandstr. 12
20095 Hamburg-Mitte, Germany
+49 69 27220807

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ACM City
ACM CitY
Carrer Can Pallarès 2, Cerdanyola del Vallès
08290 Barcelona, Spain
+34 675 30 26 64

Antilla
Antilla Barcelona
C/ d’Aragó, 141
08015 Barcelona, Spain
+34 610 90 05 58

Mojito
Mojito Club
Rosselló, 217
08008 Barcelona, Spain
+34 654 20 10 06

Morena
Morena Barcelona
calle 11 num.29
08860 Castelldefels, Spain
+34 691 46 57 72

Que Chimba
¡Qué Chimba!
Av. del Vallès, 117
08223 Terrassa, Barcelona, Spain

Seven Dance
Seven Dance (Dio Club)
Carrer del Perill 10
08012 Barcelona, Spain
+34 934 51 61 18

Azucar
Azúcar SalsaDisco
Calle de Atocha, 107
28012 Madrid, Spain
+34 639 64 29 06

El Son
Discoteca El Son
C. de la Victoria, 6
28012 Madrid, Spain
+34 671 05 67 91

Prisma Discoteca
Discoteca Prisma
C. de Alcalá, 192
28028 Madrid, Spain
+34 638 92 16 98

Sala Olvido Madrid
Sala Olvido
C/ Olvido 15
28026 Madrid, Spain
+34 619 22 29 19

The Host Madrid
The Host
C/ Ferraz nº 38
28008 Madrid, Spain
+34 918 05 36 48

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Cuba Live
Ramón y cajal número 2
07011 Palma de Mallorca, Spain
+34 618 86 78 20

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El Edén Boliviano
Carrer Gremi de Tintorers, 49A
07009 Palma, Illes Balears, Spain
+34 676 64 68 26

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Rosies
Rosies Birmingham
259-262 Broad St
B1 2HF Birmingham, UK
+44 121 632 4936

Revolucion de Cuba
Revolucion de Cuba Leeds
64-68 Call Lane
LS1 6DT Leeds, UK
+44 113 350 6556

All Stars Salsa
All Stars Salsa Fridays
122 Oakleigh Road North
N20 9EZ London, UK
+44 7956 941172

Salsa Soho
Bar Salsa Soho
96 Charing Cross Rd
WC2H 0JG London, UK
+44 20 7379 3277

Salsa Temple
Bar Salsa Temple
Victoria Embankment, Temple
WC2R 2PH London, UK
+44 20 7395 3690

Earl's Court
Earl’s Court Salsa & Bachata Club
St Philips Church, Upper Grand Hall, Earls Court Road
W86QH Earl’s Court, UK
+44 7831 715368

Juju's
JUJU’s Bar & Stage
Ely’s Yard 15 Hanbury Street
E1 6QR London, UK
+44 020 7770 6109

LightHouse
The LightHouse Bar & Club
62 Rivington Street
EC2A 3AY London, UK
+44 20 3325 9745

Wimbledon Salsa Bachata
Wimbledon Salsa & Bachata Club
Drake House, 44 ST George Road
EC2A 3AY London, UK
+44 7831 715368
JANUARY 2024 FESTIVALS     by Karina Bernales

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Latin Festival Würzburg

Jan 26 / 28, 2024

B.Neumann Restaurant & Biergarten
Residenzplatz 1 , Wurzburg, Germany, 97070
+49 170 2100221

ITALY
Event Peopele Roma 2024

Eventopeople Festival

Jan 12 / 14, 2024

Hotel Cristoforo Colombo
Via Cristoforo Colombo, 710, Rome, Italy, 00144
+39 345 227 2818

World Salsa Meeting Genova

14th World Salsa Meeting

Jan 19 / 21, 2024

Tower Genova Airport – Hotel & Conference Center
Via Pionieri e Aviatori d’Italia, 44, Genova, Italy, 16154

Firenze Kizomba Festival Florence

Firenze Kizomba Salsa & Bachata Festival

Jan 26 / 28, 2024

Hotel Delta Florence
Via Vittorio Emanuele, 3, Florence, Italy, 50041

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Salsa Aan de Haven 2024

SADH – New Years Gala

Jan 06 / 07, 2024

De Doelen Convention Centre
Schouwburgplein 50, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 3012 CL

Amsterdam International Salsa Festival 2024

Amsterdam International Salsa Festival

Jan 26 / 28, 2024

De Koning
Isolatorweg 29, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1014 AS

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MSSF

Magic Slovenian Salsa Festival

Jan 11 / 15 2024

Hotel Union
Miklosiceva 1, Ljubljana, Slovenia, 1000

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Malaga Dance congress 2024

Málaga Dance Congres

Jan 26 / 28 2024

Hotel Sol Principe Torremolinos
P.º del Colorado, 26, 29620 Torremolinos, Málaga, Spain
Málaga, Spain
+34 687 16 49 71

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Newcastle Salsa Congress

Jan 05 / 07, 2024

Holiday Inn Newcastle – Gosforth Park
Great North Rd, Seaton Burn,, Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom, NE13 6BP

Bristol Salsa

Bristol Salsa Congress

Jan 12 / 14, 2024

The Trinity Centre
Trinity Rd., Bristol, United Kingdom, BS2 0NW
+44 7531 238933

SSC

Scottish Salsa Congress

Jan 19 / 22, 2024

Leonardo Edinburgh Murrayfield Hotel
187 Clermiston Rd, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, EH12 6UG

Latin America – November 2020

Poncho Sanchez visited us at the Salsa Museum

Like every month, we are going to dedicate this edition to a very special name in the Latin music scene and it is about the extraordinary percussionist and conguero Poncho Sanchez, who has given us the honor of donating some of his congas and the suit he wore during the Grammy Awards to the Spaha Salsa Gallery Museum.   

In gratitude to such a generous act, we want to dedicate the following lines to his brilliant career and everything he has contributed to Latin music with his work and talent.    

Poncho playing the congas
Poncho Sánchez playing the congas live

Poncho’s beginnings in music 

Pablo Sanchez, better known as Poncho Sanchez, is currently a percussionist and salsa singer who leads a renowned Latin jazz and Cuban music band. He became such a talented artist after a long journey in the difficult and competitive music industry. 

Poncho is the son of two Mexicans from different cities who had eleven children, the musician being the youngest of them all. From a very young age, he developed an intense love for music, which led him to learn to play instruments on his own.   

Although Poncho was born in Laredo, Texas, he spent all his childhood in Los Angeles with his family. In that place, he began to have a lot of contact with American jazz, Latin jazz and soul. During his adolescent years, his musical tastes were dominated by artists such as Mongo Santamaría, James Brown, John Coltraine, Miles Davis, among many others.   

Poncho at Catalina Bar
Poncho Sánchez performing at Catalina Bar and Grill in Hollywood

When he decided he wanted to take music up professionally, he began to teach himself to play the congas, guitar, drums, timbales and flute. This is how he was preparing for what was to come in his professional life later on.   

When he reached adulthood in his twenties, he was playing in various dance clubs for a while, until finally he got Cal Tjader and his group to notice his talent and invite him to join them.   

Today, Poncho is very grateful to Cal and said that he learned a lot from him during the time he was in the group. In fact, he even recalled in an interview that he gave him some lessons just as he was a teacher and Poncho was a student. This, in order to be on par with his bandmates and be able to put on a good show to the public.   

Poncho and Tito Puente
Poncho Sánchez and Tito Puente ”The King of Timbales”

Poncho as a soloist  

In 1980, Poncho finally managed to form his own group with which he began to carry out certain projects, although he had not completely departed from Cal’s band. In fact, the conguero worked with the musical director till the end of his days in 1982.   

Just a few months later, he signed with the Concord Records label to release his first official solo album, which he titled ”Sonando”, marking the beginning of a partnership that remains intact to this day. So far, Poncho has some two dozen recordings with Concord.  

Following decades of starting his career, Poncho saw his dreams become a reality when he won a Grammy for ”Best Latin Album” in 1999 thanks to the Latin soul album he had recorded at the time. That’s when the artist finally felt that everything he had worked for in the previous years had paid off.   

As for his latest album called ”Trane’s Delight”, Poncho seeks to pay homage to the artists who have inspired him and helped him develop his own art, as he considers that these personalities have been a fundamental basis for his growth as a music professional. 

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Read also: The Great Pichie Pérez and his brilliant career 

If you want to listen to Tasty Salsa tune in to Ritmo Sabor y Salsa with Nesmary J. Gómez

Nesmary J. Gómez H. was born in Venezuela, Miranda state, city of Los Teques on January 9, 1995.

If you want to listen to Salsa sabrosa tune in to Ritmo Sabor y Salsa, there's no other way to listen to it
If you want to listen to Salsa sabrosa tune in to Ritmo Sabor y Salsa, there’s no other way to listen to it

Nesmary is a young student of social communication at the Bolivarian University of Venezuela, Announcer of the Ritmo Sabor y Salsa program.

From an early age she felt attracted to the salsa genre and at 3 years old she sang Pedro Simon (dumb things) of the Colón orchestra when she turned 7 she already danced songs by Oscar D’ León and the Latin Dimension.

Afirma Nesmary  Gómez que gracias a su abuela materna y quién ha sido fiel seguidora del sonero del mundo “Mi abuela Gloria Hueck a ella le debo todo lo que soy una mujer inigualable una madre para mi luego de la trágica muerte de mi mama, fue mi abuela quien me crío y crecí a su lado escuchando desde Óscar D León hasta un Ismael Rivera, Henry Fiol”.

With 12 Years she fell in love with the radio by being a very active listener of all the radios of the town making herself known by almost all the announcers earning the heart and affection for being the number 1 listener of different programs.

Being in the first year of basic education he had the experience of airing an educational program on the community radio Urquia 97.5FM being this radio the first to open its doors to him.

Nesmary Gómez y Carlos Marrero en Radio PLENITUD 90.9FM
Nesmary Gómez y Carlos Marrero en Radio PLENITUD 90.9FM

After 3 years she is taken into account for a new project as co-producer “El baúl de los recuerdos” on the community radio of Carrizal 91.5FM with the physically disappeared Jhonny Tovar, who with his great support was able to highlight the talent of this young woman, said project had a duration of 2 years.

The opportunities remained present and is called by the director of a commercial radio Carlos Daniel Piñango man who fully trusts this young prospect of broadcasting and is included as a second voice in the El Hormiguero RV program where he was nourished every day more when working with The announcer Mario García is a long-distance man who so far is a reference on Altomirandina radio.

When life began to smile at her a hard blow after the death of her second child made that young woman passionate about the voiceover lose the desire to live “I remember that by that moment I felt the desire to die, depression and pain led me to a bad emotional and physical state.

Thanks to our heavenly father who gave me strength to get up” The best way not to be overcome by pain was a radio booth starting as an audio operator in different live programs, in addition to motivating himself to create a project of the salsa genre called Salsa and Control project that lasted 4 years and was interrupted by situations beyond his will.

This talented young woman continues to prepare herself day by day to be an example of overcoming and show that obstacles can be overcome with perseverance and perseverance “There is no pain that separated us from what we like, on the contrary when you have pain the best thing is to take refuge in what we are so passionate about and mainly in God”.

Nesmary Gómez y Rodrigo Medoza
Nesmary Gómez y Rodrigo Medoza

For 1 year and a half has been airing a proposal that is giving something to talk about Ritmo Sabor y Salsa is Nesmary Gómez’s project on Radio PLENITUD 90.9FM Monday Wednesday and Friday between 2:00 – 4:00pm from where this year 2023.

Has been sharing in exclusive interviews with great exponents of the genre such as Mauricio Silva, Viti Ruiz, Pedro Arroyo, Edgar Joel, Lus “Perico” Ortiz, Gus Colón, Fernando Cancel, Antonio Cartagena, among many other artists.

Who appreciate the existence of this program that gives the audience the opportunity to know their musical trajectory in chronological order.

“I am one of the few people who think and feel that artists must be honored in life, let’s not wait for them to leave this earthly plane to pay tribute and place their songs, let’s give him that great satisfaction that You can enjoy it in life” said space recently premiered the segment “La Clave de la Salsa”.

In honor of that percussion instrument, to those two cylindrical wooden sticks on which many of the music of the Caribbean are built and for this case the salsa known as the key, in this segment the story of 2 songs that sounded insistently and that are still kept in the memories and taste of the public is known.

Nesmary Gómez y Elio Pacheco
Nesmary Gómez y Elio Pacheco

Nesmary recently received his speech certificate at the Elac of Santa Rosa University. Being one of the few female voices in Los Teques and all the Altos Mirandinos that has the perfect formula to brighten your afternoons in the company of a great audio operator known as Carlos “Lolo” Marrero the duo that is delighting you and dictating catedra quoting those words of the renowned singer Roberto Lugo “If you want to listen to a tasty salsa tune in to Ritmo Sabor y Salsa there is no hay más na”.

Also Read: Lizna Tovar winner in the category Voice Over of the year 2022 in Canary Islands Tenerife

The Cali Fair is the main and most important event in the city.

Get to know the Cali Fair.

It is the biggest event of our city and a cherished symbol of our cultural identity. Every year from December 25th to 30th, Cali residents reaffirm their unwavering passion for life, salsa, and joy.

The Fair’s origins trace back to an exclusively bullfighting event. Historians note that this celebration lasted an entire month. Priorly, festivities were held in the grand halls within hotels and clubs, with Antillean-inspired music.

The Cali Fair is the most important and the most important event in the city
The Cali Fair is the most important and the most important event in the city

The Cali Fair in Colombia offers a variety of events, including the Salsódromo parade featuring classic and antique cars, the Superconcert, and the great verbena. This maximum event of the city showcases the folklore and culture of its people.

The Cali Fair has a mythical origin, with its birth rooted in history. Unfortunately, a colossal explosion resulted in the immediate death of nearly 4,000 people and left at least 12,000 injured.

For an entire year, our city experienced a deep depression, compounded by socioeconomic hardships.

Around 1.1 million people attend annually.

The event showcases a historical tour of the city’s streets and the collections of Cali. Participants drive vintage vehicles manufactured during the early 1900s while dressed in period costumes alongside their loved ones.

Symbol of our caleñidad.

Symbol of our caleñidad.
Symbol of our caleñidad.

Fair exemplifies the unique qualities of our community, transforming and showing resilience.

This fair is a timely invitation to reconstruct socio-affective bonds, safeguard traditions, and strengthen culture.

The Cali Fair is a unique, inclusive and diverse space where, within the framework of the festival, the exercise of a responsible, civic, supportive and respectful citizenship is valued, which as one makes alive the exercise of citizenship with a deep intention to strengthen vital elements for life in citizenship, in a bid to unite the city in purposes that contribute to the common good in a constructive dialogue that recognizes who we are to meet again in the difference, ratifying that the Cali Fair is and will continue to be joy that inspires.
Cali is Salsa.

If you are in Cali during the Feria you will live the best days of your life, where Salsa, dance, gastronomy and the warmth of its people will make you fall in love with La Sucursal del Cielo.
The city where there are more than 100 dance schools and more than 2,000 dancers and where the World Salsa Festival is held every year.

Cali is Gastronomy.

Cali is a universe of flavors, a city with a rich gastronomic offer, invaluable gift
gastronomic offer, a priceless gift from the cultures that converge in the Sultana del Valle, such as the mestizo peoples of the Andes, the indigenous and Afro-Colombian
indigenous and Afro-Colombian peoples.

To enjoy all these wonderful dishes in Cali there are five gastronomic zones: Peñón, Granada, Ciudad Jardín, Parque del Perro and Zona T (Calle 9 between carreras 56 and 66).

Cali is Tourism.

Santiago de Cali is strengthened in tourism to show the world all its virtues in nature, culture, sports, among others.

Feria de Cali 2023
Feria de Cali 2023

We are a destination that inspires locals and visitors with the human quality of its inhabitants, the traditional flavors and dozens of tourist resources that you have to know. There are more than 44 festivals and 50 events every year, welcome!

Feria de Cali

Also Read: Arabella la Sonera Mayor de Colombia in her Callejón on a Sunday in Barrio with Chico Matanza

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