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Sweden Will Live November With Swing

3 events that will warm your days during winter

Going out on winter nights in Sweden (the fifth coldest country in Europe) can be a truly daunting task. Temperatures during the eleventh month of the year are around 5 °C during the day and 1 °C at night. Most people yearn for the scarce two hours of radiant sunshine a day, however, we bring you three Latin music events that accompany the beautiful northern lights that cover the sky during this date and that will make you vibrate and get warm during these days of lively freezing.

The Showtime with some of the best dancers in the world will start at 9 PM

We begin with a weekend full of Salsa parties with Hot Salsa Weekend, the largest Salsa and Bachata festival in Sweden will be celebrating its twentieth edition from November 4^th to November 6^th.

This festival will bring together dancers from the US, Italy, Mexico, Norway, and Stockholm. It will also feature inspiring workshops in Salsa L.A Style, Salsa On2, Salsa Cubana, and Bachata, impressive shows, and nightly parties accompanied by seven international and national DJs.

The workshops will take place on Friday from 4:30 PM at SSD Studio (Adolf Fredriks Kyrkogata 13, Stockholm) while on Saturday (11 AM) and Sunday (11 AM) they will take place in the beautiful building located in the heart of Stockholm Norra Latin (Drottninggatan 71b).

The themed parties (White Gala Party, Glitter & Glamor Gala Party, and Farewell Party) will take place from 10 PM to 5 AM on three dance floors (Salsa, Salsa Cubana & Bachata) at the Norra Latin a short distance from the central station Stockholm. Tickets for the three days of learning and fun are worth 2000 SEK. So get ready to be a part of Sweden’s biggest weekend party, Hot Salsa Weekend 2022. https://hotsalsaweekend.com/

Max Alton (Drums/Timbal), Raciel Garcés (Vocals), Rapson Espinosa (Vocals), Jonás Pomo (Piano), Homero Álvarez (Guitar), Aleks Brdarski (Bass), Rickard Valdés (Congas), Rickard Lindgren (Trumpet), Nikolas Viisanen (Trombone)

We continue with the Cuban band La Liga Habanera. This group formed 15 years ago in Havana (Cuba) has toured Europe and mainly has infected every corner of Sweden with its music. Its melody lies in a mixture of modern Cuban Timba with elements of traditional Son, Salsa, Soul, and Funk. The voices create a nuance that adorns the brass section that, together with the bass and the piano, recreates the Son montuno. The Havana League will be presented at the emblematic Fasching Club https://www.fasching.se (Kungsgatan 63, 111 22 Stockholm) on Friday, November 11^th at 9 PM, and tickets are now available for 260 SEK (standing places). The age limit is 18 years.

The beginners’ course in Salsa starts at 4:30 PM

We end with the free dance party with Swing, Salsa, and Tango at the Merjeriet cultural center https://g.page/Mejeriet (Stora Södergatan 64, 222 23 Lund). This great event on Sunday, November 27^th will now be free and open to all those over 13 years. The dance rhythms will range from an intense Salsa set through Lindy Hop (Swing) to Tango with surprises on stage and on the dance floor with three different DJs.

The evening will begin with workshops for each rhythm and three rounds of courses so you can try the three dance styles and choose the one you prefer. The party will be from 5:30 PM until 7 PM while the courses for beginners will be gradually every hour starting at 2:30 PM.

The Dance Party with Swing, Salsa, and Tango is organized in collaboration with the extensive program of new and recurring events in the center of Lund known as vinterlund https://vinterlund.se/

The main objective of this vast program is to fill the inhabitants of this city in the province of Scania with joy through cultural life during the dark winter months.

EFG London Jazz Festival

Commemorates 30 Years With A Display Of International Latin Jazz Artists

EFG London Jazz Festival celebrates its 30th birthday with the innovation and musical freedom that has always characterized the London Jazz scene.

This festival, the largest and in constant transition in North London, opens its space from Friday, November 11^th to Sunday, November 20^th to present a program of live and digital presentations with world-class artists, emerging talents, collaborations specials, avant-garde sounds, and the latest music for a massive audience that has established the EFG London Jazz Festival https://efglondonjazzfestival.org.uk/ as one of the main international Jazz events in Europe.

This emblematic event in the United Kingdom has three outstanding aspects that have characterized it over the years, they are Character, Impulse, and Wealth. The Character is evidenced in each edition with the contribution of special collaborations, discoveries, and exclusive commissions. The second aspect of this festival is the Impulse, being this event the highlight of the Jazz calendar in the capital. Finally, the third aspect is the Wealth that can be easily found in a club or concert hall packed with spectators to enjoy 300 live shows in more than 70 places attracting around 100,000 people daily.

In this 2022 edition, the star lineup is represented by nine international Latin Jazz artists such as Fiona Ross (Friday, November 11^th), Katriona Taylor Quintet presenting “La Reina de la Bossa Nova” (Saturday, November 12^th), Yuri Hernández (Sunday, November 13^th), Colectiva (Thursday, November 17^th), Mexico’s Woman of the Year for Arts and Culture, Migdalia Van Der Hoven (Thursday, November 17^th), the Jazz/Latin group led by Steve Rubie from the 606 Club, Samara (Friday, November 18^th), Trombonist Laura Impallomeni (Saturday, November 19^th), Osvaldo Chacón (Sunday, November 20^th) and Chucho Valdés (Sunday, November 20^th).

L I V E B A N D S

Fiona Ross

“Voices celebrate the power, connection, and expression of song, beauty, and aptitude…”

At fourteen she lied about her age to play weekend Jazz clubs in London. Photo: Alexander Barnes-Ross

Vocalist, pianist, songwriter, and producer, Fiona Ross, has become known for having an authentic contemporary Jazz sound obtained by mixing the fast rhythm of Latin Jazz, a brief flirtation with vintage Jazz, a bit of Neo Soul, and a touch of melancholy ballads.

Multi-award-winning Jazz artist, editor-in-chief, journalist, and founder of the award-winning organization Women in Jazz Media Fiona Ross was Director of the British Academy of New Music in London for nearly a decade, where she was responsible for the formation of Ed Sheeran, Rita Ora, among many others. Fiona’s date will be on November 11^th at 8:30 PM at the London Polish Jazz Café Posk (238-246 Kings St. W6 0RF), and the ticket is £15.

Yuri Hernández + DJ Flecha

“…Celebrating unity with the power of music.”

Many describe her album Loco Soñador as “a wild and sensual masterpiece.”

This multifaceted 10-day event brings to its lineup the established singer within the Latin music industry for the last two decades, Yuri Hernández. The establishment that will host it will be Juju’s Bar & Stage (Ely’s Yard, 15 Hanbury St, London E1 6QR) on Sunday, November 13^th from 6 PM, and the cost of the ticket doesn’t exceed £9.

Hernández is one of the most sought-after musicians in northern Spain and is introduced to the UK Latin Jazz scene through Loco Soñador, his second studio album released in 2020. Joining this musical genius will be DJ Flecha (Joel Verdecia) with his supporting act promoting Cuban music. This veteran DJ (25 years of career) has been nominated three times as Best Latin Tropical DJ in a European country for his technique and originality when mixing.

Colectiva & Osvaldo Chacón

“Beyond the margins, some of the most innovative artists at the forefront of Jazz are pushing its limits and expanding the definition of the genre while drawing influences from a wide range of other languages.”

Osvaldo Chacón and his band have played at the Royal Festival Hall, among many others.

This Afro-Latin and Jazz music band, Colectiva, reflects on themes of sisterhood and female empowerment. They are rooted in the sounds of Africa, Latin America, and the diaspora, creating a genre that the group has dubbed Jazz Tropicaliente (Hot/Tropical/Jazz). Their debut single is Under The, written in collaboration with pianist María Grapsa and released in April 2021. This track received great support from global radio stations and famous DJs in the music industry.

Colectiva will be presented on November 17^th at 8:30 PM at the London Kings Place-Hall Two-(90 York Way, N1 9AG), and tickets have a permanent price of £15.

On the other hand, Osvaldo Chacón’s band is the leading Timba orchestra in the UK and has been nominated multiple times for the prestigious LUKAS awards. Osvaldo Chacón, composer, producer, and singer-songwriter, has shared the stage with great Salsa figures such as Adalberto Santiago, Azuquita, Tito Allen (Fania All Stars), Salsaceltica, Eddie Palmieri, as well as the greatest world-famous stars such as Celia Cruz, Oscar D’León, Rubén Blades, and Alberto “El Canario”. Supporting Osvaldo Chacón will be DJ Javier La Rosa mixing Salsa, Cuban Timba, Reggaeton, Latin Hip-Hop, and R&B. Sunday, November 20^th is the date when you can enjoy these presentations. Time: 8 PM. Venue: Juju’s Bar & Stage. Ticket: £10.

Chucho Valdés

“The Icons are the living legends of Jazz and the leading heroes of the genre who paved the way and continue to create, inspiring artists, and audiences alike.

Valdés, with his valuable contribution, has given direction to Afro-Cuban Jazz

The EFG London Jazz Festival brings the Cuban pianist, composer, and arranger Chucho Valdés, who celebrates his 80th birthday with his extraordinary work La Creación with the Yoruban Orchestra and Hilario Durán & John Beasley.

The winner of six Grammy Awards and three Latin Grammy Awards is the most influential figure in Afro-Cuban Jazz of the 20th and 21st centuries. In an extensive career spanning six decades, Valdés has pushed the boundaries of new expressions in Afro-Cuban music. His influence and inspiration in the genre are immeasurable to the point that his work sets the standard by which new generations are governed and drives their careers. To see Chucho Valdés head to the London Southbank Center (Royal Festival Hall, Belvedere Road SE1 8XX) at 7:30 PM. and tickets range from £30 – £45.

Along with Chucho will be the cellist, vocalist, composer, and niece Ana Carla Maza. Within her discography is the album La Flor (2020) which incorporates Latin rhythms, Pop melodies and Jazz harmonies along with classical techniques. Bahía (June 26, 2022) is her most recent production inspired by Cuban Son, Samba, Bossa Nova, Tango, Jazz, and Chanson with a rich mix of classical cello and voice.

Directory of Salsa Clubs in North America

Here you will find the directories of Clubs with Salsa events in North America.

CALIFORNIA

Alameda

Yoshi’s	Trilliant Studios LLC	Salsa With Juan
Just Dance Ballroom	Zanzi Oakland	La Peña Cultural Center
The UC Theatre Taube Family Music Hall

Contra Costa

Vinnie’s Bar & Grill	Sizzling Latin Dance Studio	Rhythm and Flo
Allegro Ballroom and club	Gaucho Brazilian Steakhouse & Nightclub	Retro Junkie
Tip Top Ballroom

Los Angeles

Orange

Sevilla Nightclub of Costa Mesa	Club One Studio	OC Salsa with Esteban Conde
Spectrum Dance Center	LINE-X of South Coast

Riverside Craft Brewing Company

Sacramento

Cantina Azteca

Eagles Hall Aerie 9FOE

San Bernardino

The Canyon Salsa Cumbia & Bachata

RhythmAddict Dance Studio

Cosmos Taverna

San Diego

McCann Dance	Sevilla Nightclub of San Diego
Tango Del Rey	Queen Bee’s Art and Cultural Center

San Francisco

El Valenciano	The Cigar Bar & Grill	Space 550
Roccapulco	Verdi Club	Rockwell
DecoDance Bar	Kimbara	1015 Folsom
Skylark Bar	Bar Fluxus

San Mateo Motion Arts Center

Santa Barbara Leslie Sack Dance Studio

Santa Clara

Charley’s Bar LG	Alberto’s Night Club	Cascal Restaurant
Stone Stew 1	San Jose Center for the Performing Arts	Aura Kitchen + Bar
Dance Boulevard	Starlite Ballroom	Studio M Ballroom Club

Ventura Studio M Ballroom Club

New York

The Bronx Havana Café

New York

Copacabana Nightclub

Gonzalez y Gonzalez

Birdland Jazz Club

Queens Nieves Latin Dance Studio

Chicago Vintage Bar

Las Vegas, Nevada Hard Rock Café

Worcester County Palladium

Fairfield County La Vista Bistro

Pinellas County Acropolis Greek Taverna – St. Petersburg

Houston Texas Sable Gate Winery

We interviewed IndiviDúo singers Tiffany Joy and Maqui Reyes

How it all started

Today we are going to talk with Tiffany Joy and Maqui Reyes from IndiviDúo, which is a famous and successful musical duo. Great to be with you. How are you?

Tiffany: super! Very well, thank you very much.

You two met in 2010 in Buenos Aires while both were recording your respective musical productions separately. How was that first meeting and conversation about music?

Tiffany: you are very well informed, Karina, I love it. We met at a musical party for Colombians living in Buenos Aires. We were introduced by a mutual friend, who is also from the US, but she was living in Buenos Aires at the time. Maqui had invited me to that event through Facebook, so I went with my guitar and a liter of beer. There was a moment when he started singing ohis riginal music and I do the same later. I think that’s where a connection and mutual respect began to be created, which led to us singing together later that night.

He sang Tabaco y Chanel by Bacilos and since I knew it by heart, I started singing the harmonies. The time when our voices found each other was very magical and everyone at the party thought something beautiful was happening there. Really, since that night we haven’t stopped singing and composing music together.

What did you see in each other to form a musical duo?

Tiffany: I think Maqui has a special sensitivity towards lyrics and I admire his role as a poet. In addition, he also has a musicality related to my tastes, so it is very common for us to be on the same page about some melodies with the guitar. Melodically, I feel that we get along very well.

Obviously we don’t agree on everything all the time, but I do think we have very similar taste in music, which makes us be attracted each other musically. Personally, my partner has a very powerful energy in terms of positivity, light, pushing forward and making everyone feel special.

Maqui Reyes singing and playing the guitar on stage

What has been the biggest disagreement that you’ve had musically?

Tiffany: generally speaking, I tend to fall in love with ideas so fast. If I hear a chord, progression, melodic line or lyrics that I like, I don’t want us to change them. On the other hand, Maqui is super thoughtful and likes to try a lot of things before going back to the first thing and even make it better, but I think my anxiety about finishing it and singing it sets us at odds. He is very slow in terms of his process and that makes us different.

Considering that Maqui is Colombian and you are Californian, how did this influenced your musical styles?

Tiffany: Maqui is from Bogota while I am from right here in the Bay Area. I grew up listening to James Taylor, Kenny Loggins and the great singer-songwriters in blues, jazz and other typically American genres. I also did musical theater for many years, which led me to listen to the great Broadway plays. My love for Latin music began much later when I started listening to pop artists like Juanes, Shakira, Rocky Martin, Bacilos, among others. Then, I entered into the world of Latin music and started composing in Spanish. To that I must add that I loved dancing salsa and tango since I was really little.

On the side of Maqui, he comes from a completely different music background where he listened to salsa, bambuco, cumbia, merengue and many other Latin genres. Later, he moved to Argentina where he lived for 13 years and traveled throughout the country to learn to play chamame, samba and other Argentinean rhythms. This made him have a huge range of Latin American music, which we incorporate into our music. That is why our repertoire includes reggae, bolero, pop, salsa, rock, bossa-nova and much more.

Tiffany Joy and Maqui Reyes performing together

How do you connect with your audience?

Your music talks about many positive and reflection messages. It talks a lot about all the important things we humans put aside because we are way too concerned with superficial things. In that sense, what kind of connection are you looking for with the audience?

Maqui: among the responsibilities of a singer-songwriter or a musician, we have to say some important things, so we believe and live the music like that. The subject treated in a song has always been important to us.

I think we have managed to connect with ourselves and people like you who, for some reason, get to listen to one of our songs and identify with it. Songs like Pelea invite you to fight against your own vices, your own demons and your own problems. It is a song that people of any age can identify with, which leads us to have a connection with them beyond music.

What are the age ranges of the people who listen to your music the most?

Tiffany: I would venture to say that those who listen to us the most are people between 25 to 55 years old.

Maqui: However, I must say that we get along very well with children. When we play in theaters or places suitable for minors, there are many families with children. In fact, we don’t rule out recording an album focused exclusively on them. Of course, we know that children don’t like the more traditional genres that we used to listen to and reggaeton is the current trend. Same way, we would include some traditional music so that little ones have the opportunity to listen to it in a fun way.

Tiffany Joy and Maqui Reyes during pregnancy

On that issue, a young salsa singer told me that what he does is a mix of rhythms, while still getting the essence of salsa. Do you plan to add urban genres to your music?

Tiffany: We don’t reject the idea of incorporating urban rhythms to our music because they are good to dance to, easy to defend live and attractive for a generic and large audience. We haven’t yet, but we are open to the possibility.

Maqui: this is a great question because everything has become polarized so much that just listening to the rhythm makes us qualify it as urban, but that’s not necessarily true. What I qualify as urban is attitude and lyrics, things that we know we will never adopt for ourselves.

It’s not our style, although we’ve got nothing against these rhythms. We would like to play them in a more elegant and familiar way.

Tiffany Joy, Maqui Reyes, and their daughter Melody

You have been part of the soundtracks of several soap operas such as La Ley del Corazón and Si Dejo de Creer. How did this help you advance your careers?

Tiffany: It helped us get a little more exposure on Spotify, YouTube and other music platforms. It also gave us the opportunity to be much better known, as many people started to see what else we’ve done and listen to other pieces of ours.

What did you do during the pandemic?

Tiffany: because all the shows being cancelled, we dedicated ourselves to hosting a Facebook Live every Friday afternoon. At the beginning, it was very difficult because we didn’t know how to connect, but when we finally learned how to do it, we had a lot of people listening to us. We played original music, did a lot of covers, had a drinkie and toasted people from time to time.

During this time, we also found out we were pregnant, which was a surprise for us because we never thought about having children. We were composing at the time, so we ended up including a song for the baby on our album. Right when Melody (our daughter’s name) was born we did the official album release.

Directory of Salsa Clubs in North America

Los Angeles

1.- The Mayan

Salsa en el Mayan
FRI SEP 10 2021 AT 09:00 PM TO SAT SEP 11 2021 AT 02:00 AM
Los Angeles, California | Los Angeles

Tickets
USD 45

2.- VLounge Bar And Night Club

Details

Tony Vega
Vlounge Bar and Night Club, Los Angeles (LA), CA, US

Venue
Vlounge Bar and Night Club
6101 Reseda Boulevard
91335
Los Angeles (LA), CA, US

Additional details
Price: US $100.00
Doors open: 21:00

3.- La Clave Salsa Club

Salsa Bachata Group Classes Discounts
Group Classes at La Clave every Thursday, 11502 Ventura Blvd Studio City

Monthly Pass Discounted $50.00 per 8 classes, Includes the Dancing after. Classes: Salsa 8pm / Bachata or Chachacha 8:50pm

Available at The Club on Thursdays!

San Diego

4.- Sevilla Nightclub of San Diego

Bachata Tuesdays | Sevilla Nightclub San Diego

BACHATA NIGHTS

DJ HUSH IN THE MIX

DOORS OPEN 8 PM

BACHATA CLASS

PART ONE 8.15PM

PART TWO 9.15

NIGHT ENDS 2 AM

353 5TH AVE | GASLAMP QUARTER

INFO AND RESERVATIONS 619.245.1138

TAUGHT BY INDIGO ENTERPRISE

COVER CHARGE $15

GUEST LIST BEFORE 10 PM ENTRANCE DISCOUNTED $10

www.sdbachata.com // www.sevillanightclub.com

San Francisco

5.- The Cigar Bar & Grill

Bachata Sundays – at CIGAR BARMonthly Bachata Sunday at Cigar Bar – every 1st Sunday!
About this Event
Inessence presents Bachata Sundays: Bachata & salsa class, social dancing, food & drinks. This party will be once a month (1st Sunday), with the next one happening on September 4th.NEW LOCATION: the San Francisco famous Cigar Bar. It will be a night filled with bachata, salsa, y más. Come end your weekend dancing the night away! Smoke-free on Sundays.Indoor dancing & outdoor patio dancing.PLEASE SUPPORT THE BAR & KITCHEN so we can keep this beautiful venueTime:
*Doors open at 6:45pm* Salsa Class (beginner friendly): 7pm – 8pm

*Bachata Class (beginner friendly): 8pm – 9pm

*Social dancing: 9pm – 12:45am

Full bar / 2 Dance Floors / 21+

Tickets:
We highly encourage purchasing your tickets in advance!

$15 online presale (ends Sunday at 4:30pm 9/4)

$25 at the door

(NO refunds)

Location:
Cigar Bar & Grill, 850 Montgomery St. San Francisco, California

For more info:
www.inessencedance.com

@inessencedanceco

6.- El Valenciano

Latin ednesdays at El Valenciano

Latin Wednesdays at El Valenciano SF! Every Wednesday evening in the heart of SF’s Mission District we offer Bachata and Salsa Lessons at 8 PM followed by dancing at 9 PM! Full Kitchen and Bar serves delicious meals and cocktails… Pre-Sale Tickets only $12 via Venmo and $15 at the door.
Spring/Summer Special: $10 after 10 PM
Venmo ID: Gabriel-Romero-18
Code: 9190

Long Beach

7.- PCH Club

Dance classes every Thursday

8PM BACHATA
8:45PM SALSA
9:30PM DANCING TILL CLOSE!

Oakland

8.- Yoshi’s

JUAN ESCOVEDO ALL STARS

SEPTEMBER 8, 2022
DOORS: 7:30 PM / SHOW: 8:00 PM

BUY TICKETS
$26-$64

SEPTEMBER 8, 2022
DOORS: 9:45 PM / SHOW: 10:00 PM

BUY TICKETS
$26

Juan Escovedo has released his first solo CD, THE J, on November 8, 2021, at his official record release party with two sold-out shows in Oakland. This CD elevates your soul with a masterfully crafted sound and rhythm meticulously created with an orchestra of seasoned sound that promises to take your breath away. Angel, the first single, features singer-songwriter El DeBarge with Martin Kember from Color Me Badd. Raphael Saadiq plays bass on two songs, Eddie M plays saxophone on two songs, and Andy Fargas of Santana sings on another piece. The video Angel was released on December 1!

Juan has toured, performed, and recorded with many artists, including Prince, Tony Toni Tone, Miguel, El Chicano, Con Funk Shun, Patti LaBelle, Amerie, Chingy, Jody Watley, Lou Bega, MC Hammer, Lionel Richie, En Vogue, El DeBarge, Freddie Hubbard, Barry White, Herbie Hancock, Cyndi Lauper, Teri Lynn Carrington, Bobby McFerrin, Tito Puente, Cheryl Lynn, Raphael Saadiq, Bobby Womack, his sister Sheila E., and, still, his father, Pete Escovedo. Juan tours, writes, and records as a solo artist with his father’s Latin Jazz Orchestra and The E Family: his father, his brother, Peter Michael Escovedo, and his sister Sheila E. Produced and arranged by Peter Michael Escovedo, The E Family’s latest CD, Rhythm of the Night, is a collection of nine “Old School” Soul & R&B hits, re-arranged and transformed into an explosion of Latin Jazz articulated through a fourteen-piece Latin Jazz Orchestra. The album features guest vocalists Peter Michael, Simon Russel, Sy Smith, Sheila E., Peter Michael, and Debi, as well as Escovedo’s great grandchildren.

Costa Mesa

9.- Sevilla Nightclub of Costa Mesa

Bachata Sundays @Sevilla In Oc
Learn & Dance Bachata With The Best Dancers & Teachers In Orange County!

About this Event

We Invite You To Our New Venue For Bachata & A Sprinkle Of Salsa At Sevilla Night Club In OC.

Don’t Know How To Dance Bachata, Thats OK! We Offer An Amazing Paid Bachata Intro Class With Professional Dance Instructors.

Doors Open At 430pm With A Intro-2-Bachata Class. Then We Have A Fun Open Level Bachata Class At 5:30pm. No Partner Or Experience Needed! $10 For One Class or $15 For Both. (Pay At The Event)

Music Starts at 530pm Till 9pm With DJ Aragon & DJ Zonik

Free Cover For Dancing (Class Not Included)

Food & Bar All Day | Free Safe Parking. Dancing Till 9pm | 21 & Over Night

Sevilla | 1870 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mesa Ca 92627

Find Us On Instagram!

https://instagram.com/cielodanceevents?utm_medium=copy_link

Alhambra

10.- The Granada LA

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2ND
Salsa Room with DJ MORENO & DJ PICOSO
Bachata Room with DJ KENNY
Reggaeton/Hiphop on patio with DJ MIRO & DJ SMALZ
Group Dance Classes:
8:30pm Salsa 1 with Kayla & Rosanna
8:30pm Salsa 2 with Hector & Jade
9:30pm Bachata with Hector
(Prepaid $12 per class or $15 at door)

Mountain View

11.- Alberto’s Night Club

Hot Salsa Fridays With Pantea – Alberto’S Night Club

HOT SALSA FRIDAYS EVERY FRIDAY with Pantea Salsa Lessons All Levels Doors open 8:00 pm 8:30 pm Beginner 9:30 pm Intermediate 10:15 pm Social Dancing No Partner Necessary DJ SayNoMore 21 and Up. A cool bar lounge located in Mountain View with a great instructor and chill atmosphere. Plenty of seating, a full bar, and live bands of Friday nights. Music is a mix of salsa and bachata, with a sprinkling of cha cha and merrengue. Established in 1992, Alberto’s quickly became one of the best nightspots in the bay area. Lore has an unknown musician at the time, Marc Anthony, once played at the club. Alberto’s continues to be the goto place for Salsa, Bachata, dancing and Latin music. It caters to a diverse audience who come to hear and learn musical styles from salsa to tango.

INFO:
When:September 2 @ 7:15pm – 9pm
Where:Alberto’s Night Club, 736 W Dana St., Mountain View,
Price:$10

Richmond

12.- Allegro

Salsa Bachata Social every Sunday

Latin Saturdays at Allegro. See flyer for details.

DETAILS
Date: September 3
Time: 8:00 pm – 1:00 am
VENUE
Allegro Ballroom 12012 San Pablo Avenue Richmond, CA 94805 United States Montclair.

13.- The Canyon

**SATURDAY @ THE CANYON**
9:30-2AM SALSA CUMBIA BACHATA Y MAS with SUPER DJ RUMBERO! Great Food & Full Bar! Air Conditioning! Huge Dance Floor! Great Sound & Lighting! Plenty of Seating and Lots of Free Parking! $10 B410PM & $15 After, cash only! 5060 E N Montclair Plaza, upper level next to Macy’s (enter from Moreno St) 21+
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**SABADO @ THE CANYON**
9:30-2AM CUMBIA SALSA BACHATA Y MAS con SUPER DJ RUMBERO! $10 antes de las 10PM y $15 despues, solo efectivo! 5060 E N Montclair Plaza, 2do piso lado de Macy’s (entrada por Moreno St) 21+

Commerce

14.- Steven’s Steak House

Live Salsa Friday at Stevens Steak House

Live Music with Sangria every Friday at Stevens Steak House.

DETAILS
Date: September 2
Time: 8:00 pm – 2:00 am
VENUE
Stevens Steak and Seafood House Restaurant, 5332 Stevens Pl Commerce, CA 90040 United States

Los Gatos

15.- Charley’s LG

SALSA NIGHT with Salsa Lesson, Live Salsa Band & Salsa DJ

Charley’s Bar LG is excited to bring you SALSA/LATIN NIGHTS (Salsa, Bachata, Reggaeton) every Thursday! Super fun night of dancing at the beautiful Charley’s in downtown Los Gatos!

DJ Luis Medina (of KPFA Radio) will be spinning the top Latin songs to keep the dance floor packed! The live salsa band CARLOS XAVIER (Does Mark Anthony & Originals) will take the stage at 9pm!

Lessons – all levels welcome from 8-9pm
No partner needed (we rotate)
Full Bar
Newly remodeled
Large, Gorgeous, Smooth, Hardwood Dance Floor
High Quality Sound Equipment
Air Conditioning
On-Site, Free, Lighted Front & Back Parking
Elevator Access
Outdoor Patio with Heaters
Fun & Friendly Atmosphere
Live Latin/Salsa Band & DJ
Playing a mix of salsa and bachata, with a sprinkling of Reggaeton & Cha Cha.
Doors open at 6pm
Happy Hour 6-8pm
Dance Lessons 8-9pm
Social Dancing 9pm-1am
$20 Cover charge
https://salsagoogle.com/tickets/
21+

The Granada LA	Steven’s Steak House	Room 2 Dance
ArtBox Studio By CrystalArts	En Pointe Dance & Fitness	PCH Club
The Mayan	El Floridita Restaurant	ViBE – dance studio & creative space
Ballet Hollywood	MNR Dance Factory	Soho Dance LA
VLounge Bar And Night Club	La Clave Salsa Club	Quiet Cannon
Black ‘N Blue	The Victorian	Ocean Towers
State Social House
Marin	Salinas	Seaside
Sausalito Seahorse	Dance Arts Jeanne Robinson	Deja Blue Soul Food Restaurant & Club