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Search Results for: Tony Vega

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.

Founder of the Son Latino de Orlando Orchestra Carlos Rodríguez

Who is carlos Rodríguez?

We have been fortunate to talk with founder and bongo player of the Son Latino de Orlando Orchestra, Carlos Rodríguez, who started out with him thanking us for the opportunity to talk a little about the group he leads and how has the process of reaching more and more audiences been.

Founder of Son Latino De Orlando and bongo player Carlos Rodríguez
Founder of Son Latino De Orlando and bongo player Carlos Rodríguez

Rodriguez started in the world of music in the 70’s in his native Puerto Rico, where he was part of a few orchestras. His first group was Imperial Orchestra and later he played percussion with Conjunto Secas in the town of Sábana Seca, but it was not long before he created the Sabrosona Orchestra. He started making vocals with Tony Vega and very small performances until he decided to retire for a while and go to Florida.

While in the United States, he realized that his love for music was still intact and decided to form another orchestra in the city of Orlando about eight years ago, which he decided to name ”Son Latino de Orlando ”. It was Carlos himself who decided to name his group that way while he was at home one day, which was when he thought of ”Son Latino” and decided to add ”de Orlando” in honor of the place where they are living and working.

In addition to being the owner and founder, he also plays the bongo, does vocals and plays minor percussion. Another role he plays in the orchestra is to carefully select the members who will become part of his orchestra, but he confesses that he has been lucky enough to have several of the same collaborators for many years, such as Davin Rojas, Rafael Rico, Luis Soriano, Danny Rojas, Chris Torres and Kevin Figueroa (music director of the orchestra and pianist). All of them have been very important in the group’s growth in recent years from their very specific roles. If there are any changes, they are made known to the fans so that they keep it in mind.

Danny Rojas, Rafael Rico, and Luis Soriano from Son Latino de Orlando
Danny Rojas, Rafael Rico, and Luis Soriano from Son Latino de Orlando

Biggest challenges

Carlos tells us that one of the biggest challenges faced by he and his guys is that those who usually hire their services do not pay what is fair for their work. Club owners are not really interested in paying for a good orchestra that offers a quality show, so they just choose the cheapest.

One of the biggest problems they have had to face is that if contractors consider that those in charge of the orchestra are asking for a very high payment, they will always choose the group that less money demands, no matter its quality is not the best.

Rodríguez makes it clear that at no point does he criticize any colleague for this, since all musicians do what is necessary to survive and excel in the industry through the work they do. However, he thinks that club owners and managers should modify the elements relied upon by them to choose their artists, since the bigger loser is always the audience.

How to balance business affairs with the love for art and music (título 3)

”You have musicians behind you and you have to meet with them. To be able to keep your orchestra, you have to go outside to look for your events and guarantee your work” was the first thing the musician said when we asked him how he balances business with the love for music. It is he himself who is in charge of knocking on the doors of the establishments, making his proposals, waiting for calls, indicating prices, signing contracts and arranging dances. 

He also stated that it is very important to always lay out the terms of each contract so there are no unpleasant surprises such as last minute cancellations or misunderstandings.

Rodríguez performing on stage
Rodríguez performing on stage

How to balance original music with covers

”We always try to have a balance between romantic salsa, melodic salsa and hard salsa,” says Carlos. The orchestra has three singers who take turns on lead vocals depending on the type of salsa to be played, but there are mamy times when they are all combined in one song and adapt to the rhythms.

In all its performances, the orchestra sings both covers with different arrangements and original numbers. Depending on the place and the type of event, they always try to combine the music and build up a whole repertoire based on that specific audience preferences.

Opinion on new talent

On this topic, Rodriguez said that there are very talented new artists, but they must be allowed to grow and be original. ”Just because you have a middleweight name doesn’t mean you have to be arrogant and put aside humility. You have to be willing to listen and learn from the older guys in the business” said the artist.

For the bongo player, the speed of progress in this career makes many talented kids lose the north and get carried away by arrogance and the desire to know everything. He always tries to give advice to the kids who want to devote themselves to music with whom he has the opportunity to talk so that they can do their best.

The whole orchestra performing on stage
The whole orchestra performing on stage

Read also: Producer, composer, and singer D’ William tells his story

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+

Milano Latin Festival Will Have Great Salsa Stars

The Lombardy Metropolis will continue impregnated with Latin American Culture until August

Milano Latin Festival opens its doors at 5:30 PM, and concerts start at 9:30 PM

The most important annual festival of the summer in northern Italy dedicated to celebrating Latin American culture will continue bringing Salsera fun to the 190,000 visitors of the Foro Mediolanum in the town of Assago located in ASSAGO Viale Milano Fiori parking Metropolitan 20100 Assago, Lombardy, Italy.

Milano Latin Festival founded almost a decade ago (2013), maintains the format of its beginnings with concerts by artists with a trajectory in tropical genres, urban rhythms, and traditional music, tasting of Latin American cuisine, art exhibition, and sale of crafts with a wide variety of Natural ethnic products for health and nutrition with organic and fair trade. Likewise, you can find the Salone Delle Nazioni (Nations Hall), especially for Diplomatic Missions of Latin America, organizations, and institutions.

This reopening that began on June 9th and will end on August 16th puts the magnifying glass on the public that loves Latin dances, residents, tourists, experts, connoisseurs, or simply curious about Latin rhythms after two years of cessation due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

This edition has featured presentations by artists from the Tropical genre such as Marc Anthony (June 10th), Frank Reyes (June 11th), and Habana D’ Primera (June 12th).

The Van Van derives their name from the jargon of the cane collectors to say Come on, Come on.

This month brings Prince Royce (July 1st) and continues with the presentation in a single evening of Maelo Ruíz, Alex Magan, and David Pabón with Salsenato Vol. 2 (July 2nd). Oscar D’ León (July 14th), Tony Vega (July 23rd), Tony Succar (July 30th), and ends on August 7th with the performance of the most prolific group in Cuba, Los Van Van.

This prolific Cuban orchestra is still in force with its peculiar sound. “Their texts are considered by many to be true chronicles of Cuban society. They have an extensive recording career with more than 40 albums, many of them nominated and awarded. They obtained a Grammy (2000) with the production “Permiso que llegó Van Van” and were nominated with the album “Fantasia”, a tribute to Juan Formell in 2017”. Fragment extracted from the Milano Latin Festival website. https://www.milanolatinfestival.it/

For the Salone Delle Nazioni program, there will be a rich calendar of cultural events on the occasion of paying tribute to the various countries with the celebration of their national holidays. This tribute begins with the Day dedicated to the second generation: A challenge for everyone! (July 1st). During this celebration, there will be reflections and testimonies of the “New Italians” with themes inspired by the encyclicals of Pope Francisco, Laudato Si, and Fratelli Tutti. In the same way, this tribute to each country will continue with Los Kunas de Panamá (July 4th), the national day of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (July 5th), and then there will be the pictographic exhibition of the Environment in tribute to the Holy Father Pope Francis from July 6th to 8th. The celebration of the national days of Argentina, Peru, Colombia, Cuba, El Salvador, and Bolivia will continue.

So, July is the best month to vacation in Milan thanks to the most complete Festival that celebrates Latin American culture with more than five honored countries, concerts by internationally renowned artists, dance schools with great instructors, performances by folk groups and DJs, exhibitions photo booths, ethnic restaurants, and a street food area, musical plazas, cocktail bars, and a concert area. Milano Latin Festival is the largest three-month event celebrating Latin American culture in Italy.

Frederlyn Mayora returns to Venezuela to sing Salsa Romántica to the dancing public.

Last Friday, April 22, at 7:00 p.m., a concert was presented at the Juana Sujo Hall of the Casa del Artista, in Quebrada Honda, Caracas. Tickets are already on sale at popular prices.

After several years out of the country, Venezuelan singer Frederlyn Mayora returns to Venezuela to relaunch his musical career and sing Salsa Romántica to Venezuelan dancers and music lovers.

Mayora, who has been part of the orchestras of Tony Vega, Maelo Ruiz, Jose Alberto “El Canario”, Luisito Carrion and Tito Nieves, among others, arrives in the country with a single called “Viernes Romantico” that promises to be a hit in a short time.

“I want everyone to know what I am doing and what I come to do in Venezuela”, said the singer who now has his own orchestra.

The singer will be in Venezuela until the end of his musical production loaded with romantic Salsa, ballads and merengues.

On April 1 and 2, Mayora offered a couple of concerts called “After Party de los Hermanos Primera”, that is to say, he performed in a well-known venue of the CCCT as soon as the presentation of the renowned singers Servando and Florentino was over, and it was a full house.

On Friday, April 8, at 4:00 pm, he will offer a press conference at the Doris Wells Hall of the Casa del Artista in order to announce in detail the entire agenda that he will fulfill on Venezuelan soil.

On Friday, April 22, he offered a concert at the Juana Sujo Hall of the Casa del Artista, located on Amador Bendayán Boulevard, Quebrada Honda, Caracas.

The event was scheduled for 7:00 pm. The occasion will be propitious to record a video click.

All Frederlyn Mayora’s events and presentations are in charge of her manager, Humberto Gonzalez, president of Producciones Salsayer.

A little bit of history

Frederlyn Alejandro Mayora Martínez, was born on July 27, 1982, in the populous Sucre Parish, west of Caracas, Venezuela.

He is a musician, singer and percussionist. At the age of 9 he began his musical studies, especially in percussion. He belonged to the estudiantina Héctor Pacheco and spent several years at the Bigott Foundation, where he received master classes with Professor Rodolfo González.

When Mayora turned 15 years old, he decided to focus his musical career as a singer and it is when the producer Humberto González, currently director of the Salsayer Orchestra, took him to sing in several salsa groups in Venezuela, among them, “Herencia”, “Neo Latino” and “El Combo Antillano”, among others.

In 2003 he moved to Spain, specifically to Galicia. There he became part of the orchestras “Panama”, “Filadelfia” and “Orquesta TV”, among others. His artistic commitments reached the beautiful city of Santander, located in the North of Spain, where he performed ballads, salsa and merengue.

In addition to the aforementioned orchestras, Frederlyn Mayora has been the lead voice in groups such as “Ekilibrio”, “La Junior”, “Mandinga Star Band”, “Puma Band”, “Patatín Orquesta” and the “Máquina de la Salsa” and has accompanied in the chorus, since 2002 to date, renowned singers such as “Maelo” Ruiz, José Alberto “El Canario”, Tony Vegas, Luisito Carrión and Charlie Aponte, former member of the Gran Combo de Puerto Rico.

Balance of the work carried out at the level of Social Media in Venezuela.

Publication of the Briefing

Noti-America (01-04-2022) Mexico

La Patilla (El Farandi) (02-04-2022) Venezuela

https://www.elfarandi.com/2022/03/30/briefing-vuelve-a-venezuela/

Notimundo (03-04-2022)

Press Conference

Day: Friday, April 8, 2022

Place: Doris Wells Hall of the Casa del Artista.

Attended by representatives from 10 media outlets and Instagram accounts. Examples: Venevisión, Portal La Patilla, Rumbas Venezuela, Intervez, Diario La Calle, Noticiero Digital, Analítica, El Universal, Tendencia Internacional and Radio Tiuna, among others.

Press releases published in digital media

Analitica.com (11-04-2022) Venezuela

https://www.analitica.com/emprendimiento/noti-tips/de-vuelta-al-barrio-toma-caracas-de-la-mano-del-salsero-frederlyn-mayora/

Tendencia Internacional (11-04-2022) Venezuela

https://www.tendenciainternacional.com/2022/04/11/de-vuelta-al-barrio-toma-caracas-de-la-mano-del-cantante-salsero-frederlyn-mayora/

Contraste Noticias Newspaper (12-04-2022) Venezuela

https://www.diariocontraste.com/2022/04/de-vuelta-al-barrio-toma-caracas-de-la-mano-del-salsero-frederlyn-mayora/

Vida y Arte (14-04-2022) Venezuela

http://www.vidayarte.com/farandula/cantante-salsero-frederlyn-mayora-esta-de-vuelta-al-barrio

Intervez (14-04-2022) Venezuela

Business and Destinations (15-04-2022) Venezuela

Cantante salsero Frederlyn Mayora regresa a Venezuela con “De vuelta al barrio”

La Calle Newspaper (17-04-2022) Venezuela

Mentions on Instagram accounts

@TendenciaInternalcional

@caracas_view

@augustofelibertt (Dj)

TV Programs, Portals and Radio

Wednesday, April 6, 2022

Venevisión, Channel 4. Presentation in the program “Sábado Sensacional” on the occasion of the 50th Anniversary.

Thursday, April 7, 2022

Globovision, Channel 33. Interview

Tuesday, April 12, 2022

Portal La Patilla. Interview. Broadcasted on April 20, 2022

Thursday, April 21, 2022

Program “Asi Suena”, Channel 8, with Rubén Jiménez. Broadcasted on Sunday 24-04-2022

Radio program 24-04-2022

“Ni tan Bravo”, with Isnardo Bravo. FM Center La Romántica 88.9 FM

This is a balance of the presence he has had in the media.

Wednesday, April 27, at 8:00 am, he was on Televen, Channel 10, in the program “Con lo actual”.

Sources

Salsayer Press Director: Yira Yoyotte, journalist. 0424-105-61-66. E-mail: [email protected]

Facebook: Frederlyn Mayora

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