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Meet the venezuelan Oeste 11 orchestra

Latin America /  Venezuela / Caracas
Members of the Oeste 11 Orchestra
Members of the Oeste 11 Orchestra

Did you know that tropical music arises from the region surrounding the Caribbean Sea and the Antillean region of the American continent, where there is a mixture of rhythms from the African continent, fused with folklore and rhythms from the different American countries?

In this edition we can say that many music and dance lovers tend to choose Salsa and/or Tropical music, since they are musical genres that people enjoy as a couple or in a group, whether at an event, party or festival. giving it essence, life and sharing among all the members, for this reason there are many singers and members of orchestras that specialize in these genres, today we have as a special guest the Oeste 11 Orchestra from Caracas, Venezuela.

Oeste 11 Orchestra
Oeste 11 Orchestra

It was made up of young musicians belonging to the Venezuelan Orchestral Movement, among them the Venezuelan percussionist Alejandro Alfonzo who baptized it in 2007 with the name “Oeste 11” for all the musical experiences they shared since childhood, because most of their members were formed together in said parish.

It is currently made up of 13 musicians, who specialize in the musical genre “Salsa”, giving life to 2 discographies, the first entitled “AL NATURAL” that came out in 2015, consists of 8 unreleased songs and a cover. “With his songs I lie, Al natural, I forgot about you, Forget you, Medicine, You made fun of me, I have decided to forget you, My sweet friend and Dancing”

Oeste 11 Orchestra Photo
Oeste 11 Orchestra Photo
Oeste 11 Orchestra Photo
Oeste 11 Orchestra Photo

And for this month of May their second discography “Amor y gusto” will be available, which will be composed of 11 unreleased songs, and to give a preview of the new album they already presented us this March 31 their first single (theme), titled “ I want you to feel Mine”, which is accompanied by a music video that you can enjoy on her YouTube page https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpleKvxCg9Y.

And over the years they had the opportunity to share on stage with several well-known artists and/or groups, such as the Latin Dimension, Rafael el Pollo Brito, Proyecto A, Los Satélites, Magia Caribeña, Grupo Mango, and other national artists. of different musical genres.

Photo of the Oeste 11 Orchestra
Photo of the Oeste 11 Orchestra

Among their achievements, they mention that in the National Festival of Salsa Orchestras Dile no a la Payola de PDVSA la Estancia were the winners in 2014, they were also selected to honor the Sonora Ponceña for her 60 years of artistic career and were in the Festival Sounds Caracas.

If you want to listen to their discographies “Al Natural” and “I want you to feel mine”, they are available worldwide on the platforms Amazon, Itunes, Spotify, Tidal, Google Music, among others.

For more information:

  • E-mail: [email protected]
  • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Oeste11/
  • Twitter: https://twitter.com/oeste11?lang=es
  • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oeste11/?hl=es-la
  • YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR-wi3ybnoTbLH9C3-8keMA
  • Phones: +584242251360 / +584265161630 del manager Alejandro Alfonzo
Oeste 11
Oeste 11

The Guaqueros took the CCCT in the Musical Explosion

Latin America / Venezuela / Caracas

Musical Explosion CCCT

Invershow is known for being a leading company in the organization and production of events, offering the most advanced technology, innovation, qualified personnel committed to meeting the highest standards of quality and safety for its realization; as happened last month (March) in the Musical Explosion held at the CCCT shopping center in Caracas, Venezuela and lasted 3 days (Friday, Saturday and Sunday).

ISM in Musical Explosion - CCCT
ISM in Musical Explosion – CCCT

On the Friday before enjoying the concert, the attendees dedicated themselves to tasting in the kiosks set up for this activity since it began in the afternoon with other musical groups, the audience present was more contemporary due to the musical genre (pop-rock), which was presented at 8 pm Zengarden in honor of U2, being a complete success you could appreciate not only the songs and music they played, but also the quality of the sound, the lighting.

Aloflamenko, Poker y Guaco in Musical Explosion CCCT
Aloflamenko, Poker y Guaco in Musical Explosion CCCT
La Mama de las Rumbas - Musical Explosion CCCT
La Mama de las Rumbas – Musical Explosion CCCT

Word spread among the people of Caracas who passed near the CCCT, encouraging them to come closer and at the same time, spreading the word to go on Saturday, since other groups are presenting, among them:

Aloflamenco, Póker and finally Guaco; and indeed, on Saturday March 3, the CCCT was filled to be able to listen to the good music of the DJ, dance, participate in raffles on stage, and the most awaited musical group by the Venezuelans Guaco arrived, everyone left their seats to be in front row to see, hear and sing their songs with them, at the end of the event, people were very excited, there was even a couple who gave a surprise taking advantage of the moment to officially get engaged.

Musical Explosion CCCT - Photo
Musical Explosion CCCT – Photo
Musical Explosion CCCT - Photo 2
Musical Explosion CCCT – Photo 2
Musical Explosion CCCT - Photo 2
Musical Explosion CCCT – Photo 3
Musical Explosion CCCT - Photo 4
Musical Explosion CCCT – Photo 4

One of the things that drove the participants crazy was the interaction of the musical group with the public singing their songs together, and as Venezuelans we feel proud of our artists.

Photo 3 Poker - Musical Explosion CCCT
Photo 3 Poker – Musical Explosion CCCT

On Sunday they played Criollo House, Trabuco Contrapunto and closing the event “The Perfect Melody” being a great musical explosion for all its spectators; definitely the name of the event was in keeping with the moments lived by all those who accompanied them these 3 days, a total success, meeting the expectations of the artists and spectators. We thank INVERSHOW for allowing us to participate, promote and enjoy the event, we are sure that your next events or concerts will be sensational like this one.

Photo of Musical Explosion CCCT
Photo of Musical Explosion CCCT

On May 4 in honor of mothers, so you know if you want to enjoy a great event, buy your tickets for “La Mama de las Rumbas” at http://www.mitickera.com/Evento/La-Mam% C3%A1-de-las-Rumbas.

Photo 2 of Musical Explosion CCCT
Photo 2 of Musical Explosion CCCT

For more information contact them through:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/INVERSHOW-197857140255607/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/invershow

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDTz2TAz4Nqoqye_RWzv0ew

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/invershow/

E-mails: [email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected]

Phones: +58 212-2835842

 

The Granada LA

North America / USA / Los Angeles

The Granada LA is the home to a Ballroom, Latin, Salsa & Bachata dance studio with Los Angeles hottest dance instruction with classes a week and private lessons available by appointment. Offering several nights with live entertainment and dancing to show off all you have learned.

Salsa & Bachata Taco Tuesday - The Granada
Salsa & Bachata Taco Tuesday – The Granada

Tuesday is Salsa & bachata Nights, Thursday is Bachata Tropical Nights with 3rd floor Hip Hop/Reggaeton, Friday and Saturday Nights the main dance floor becomes Los Angeles Best Live Salsa Club! Enjoy an extra room on Saturday for bachata and Hip Hop/Top on patio.

Bachata Thursday at the Granada LA
Bachata Thursday at the Granada LA

Also the first and third Sunday of the month, live music for the Ballroom Dinner Dance with Two’s Company with all your favorites. Also, offering other special nights once a month on different nights.

Con Mayor Live Salsa Bachata - The Granada LA
Con Mayor Live Salsa Bachata – The Granada LA

Group Classes & Private Dance Lessons go on throughout the building, but it is important to remember that the Granada LA has other activities and groups sharing the space day and night.

Conjunto Oye Live Salsa Saturday - The Granada LA
Conjunto Oye Live Salsa Saturday – The Granada LA

The restaurant is open Thursday thru Sunday for dinner, in addition to being the caterer for rentals. Just as most clubs in Hollywood, enjoy different theme nights, so will the Granada LA.

Friday and Saturday night Salsa dance club, Ballroom Dinner Dance, Thursday night Bachata dance club, Cuban Timba party 2nd sunday of the month, Chicago stepping platinum club 4th sunday of the month, Special Dance performances, Concert nights & special events throughout the week and on weekends.

Bachata Concert Dani J - The Granada LA
Bachata Concert Dani J – The Granada LA

Teaching and choreographing for shows, events, parties, celebrations and your first dance. The Ballroom Dance Studio is located in Los angeles and specializes in Ballroom, Latin, Swing, Salsa & Tango dance classes and instruction both privately and in groups.

Cuban Dance Party - The Granada LA
Cuban Dance Party – The Granada LA

Offering an elegant beautiful Banquet Facility in Los Angeles for your upcoming Wedding Reception, Quinceanera, Birthday Party, Anniversary or a Special Occasion in Alhambra.

 

Luis Medina

Norte America / USA / San Francisco

Luis Medina, Con Sabor

During his tenure as the KPFA 94.1 FM Music Director, Luis Medina was a staunch advocate for the station music programs. His vast knowledge of different genres of music kept the music programming strong and relevant.

Through his direction, the station was recognized as a leader in innovative World Music programs that bolstered the genre’s popularity in the market. He also expanded the diversity of voices on-air by placing more women, Latinos and people of color as program hosts and producers.

Luis raised the visibility of the radio station through successful event sponsorships, including contract negotiation, live event marketing and promotion with the following partners: Live Nation, Another Planet Entertainment, SF Jazz, San Francisco Jazz Festival, Yoshi’s Jazz Clubs, Cal Performances, Monterey Jazz Festival, Stern Grove Festival, SF Flamenco Society, La Bohemia Productions,  Slims/Great American Music Hall, Bimbos 365 Club and others.

Luis has tirelessly contributed to the station’s on-air fundraising campaigns as well as voice overs for public service announcements and in-house station promotions. He currently continues to work behind the scenes as music consultant for the station.

DJ Luis Medina
DJ Luis Medina

In his radio program Con Sabor, he has interviewed hundreds of renowned artists and musicians. His interview with the legendary Israel Lopez “Cachao” is featured in the PBS documentary film “Cachao, Uno Mas” produced by actor/producer/director Andy Garcia.

Luis was Entertainment Director for MECA  (Mission Economic and Cultural Association) from 1986-1998.  He managed the Cinco De Mayo, Carnaval San Francisco and the 24th Street Festival De Las Americas events during his tenure, coordinating programming for up to 3 simultaneous stages.  He featured varied music from Rock to Brazilian to Salsa, as well as DJs and entertainment.

He was also an Entertainment Consultant and Director for SFCAT (San Francisco Cultural Arts and Traditions) from 2011 to 2012, which was organizing the SF Carnaval.

Other events and clients he has worked with include The San Francisco Giants, the Oakland Museum, the NFL Super Bowl Party, U.S. Navy Fleet Week Events, Cultural Music Productions, A.S.R.P. Productions, Terry Pimsleur & Associates, Salsa Dulce Productions, ARAM Productions and San Francisco State University.

Awards

  • The Armando Peraza Award for community service to the Latin and Music community, Voices Of Latin Rock Autism Awareness Benefit, 2012
  • Certificate Of Honor, City & County Of San Francisco for many contributions to Latin Music in radio and media as Music Director and Radio Producer/Host 2010.
  • Certificate Of Recognition, California Legislature Assembly for contributions to Latin Music through his work as radio host, producer and DJ 2010.
  • Achievement in Outstanding Lifetime Service in Radio – Western Region Puerto Rican Council 2008
  • Achievement In Latin Music Promotion-Lifetime Award-San Francisco Salsa Congress 2001
  • Espíritu De La Música Latina Award of the Marta Martinez Fund for Radio Programming excellence and positive contribution to the Northern California Latino Community, Marin County Foundation 1999

All this information was provided from Luis Medina official website http://luisemedina.com/

Luisito Rosario

North America / USA / New Jersey

Luisito Rosario was born and raised in Hoboken, New Jersey and currently resides in Allentown, Pennsylvania. He belonged to the legendary Larry Harlow’s orchestra of the “Fania AllStars” as vocal leader in 1996.

For this same year, Luisito decides to join the “Grupo Hechizo” to develop in the salsa movement of New York. Five years later, Rosario embarks on her musical career as a soloist, releasing his first romantic salsa album “Jurame” with arrangements by Soto and Lucho Cueto under the record label Mambo City Music Ltd to the national and international musical market.

In 2005 he promotes his second CD titled “Rumba del Barrio” where it brings different styles of salsa: Charanga, Mambo, Guajira and the style of the old Salsa school.

Luisito Rosario
Luisito Rosario

In 2010, Luisito presents his third album “Casino Rueda” where he demonstrated his talent as a composer and producer. The CD includes three versions of English Salsa, three romantic songs and four singles Salsa Dura. ”

Vengo a Mi Modo” was his fourth CD (2014) focused on the Big Band with an orchestra and 16 pieces. A dream for collectors! Three years later, he published “Si me Amaras” an album that includes Romantic Salsa as well as a Hot Salsa focused on the sounds of the Classic Salsa of the 70s. In 2018 this artist with 23 years of trajectory releases in the musical market El Primer Montuno featuring Andy Harlow on the flute, after the great success of this single in the 70s.

For this recording Luisito invited important musicians from several well-known Salsa international bands and incorporated Trumpets, which gave it a more current sound to your first promotional theme of this year.  Please, visit him https://www.facebook.com/LuisitoRosarioOficial/

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