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La Gozadera in Barcelona will never be the same

Latin rhythms are very popular in Europe, Spain is not escaping this and one of its most cosmopolitan and original cities is enjoying the Latin party. In Barcelona you can enjoy the best Latin party “La Gozadera” every Thursday at La Fira Provença. There is a lot to do in this city but if you want to dance the night away to the best Latin rhythms, La Fira Provença is your place. Learn more in the following lines.

Barcelona is your city if you are looking for cosmopolitan and original environments

One of the most impressive cities in Spain is Barcelona, filled with a lot of art and creativity. It has become one of the cultural capitals of Europe, where in each street there is an artistic representation of different genres. It is a place that knows how to mix the new with the old, that is not afraid to show how its artists left their marks, and that attracts people for its tendencies.

Gaudí is one of those artists who left his artistic signature wherever he could, and one of those who gave the city the most fame. It is not strange to see the Gaudí touch in most of its buildings, but also the modernization that this fame has brought it. Visitors can easily enjoy the city life together with the flair of the Mediterranean coastwhich turns nights into an adventure.

Find La Gozadera in Barcelona Nights

One of those adventures can be found in La Fira Provença, one of the most fashionable nightclubs in the city. La Fira translates to The Fair, and precisely the style of this place can be defined as a fair, since everything is very lively and exuberant. From the decoration of the premises that is governed by Feng Shui, which gives it a unique atmosphere, to what they offer in food and drinks, and of course the loyal public of La Fira.

Its location is highly exclusive on Carrer de Provença, one of the most elite areas of the city, which generates one of the most visited experiences in Barcelona. From sunset to midnight, it offers a great gastronomic service but at 12, the disco starts its Latin party.

It has become so popular that you can see great figures from Barcelona, Spain and even international celebrities in the VIP area. But the central day of this Latin party is Thursday with “La Gozadera”, a party organized by Barceloning, which starts at midnight and ends at 5am.

During those hours the best Latin music of the moment is presented with great hits from the past, some Thursdays there is live talent. But the best thing is that until 1am the entrance is completely free, so it is not strange to go through Carrer de Provença before midnight on Thursdays and observe a line to be able to enter to enjoy “La Gozadera”.

Barcelona offers a lot for all its inhabitants and visitors, but if it is about Latin rhythms, La Fira Provença is the best place for this. Its location, atmosphere, and service make it one of the best nightclubs in this Spanish city.

Gilberto Santa Rosa arrives in Spain with his “Camínalo Tour”

 

 

The great Puerto Rican singer Gilberto Santa Rosa continues his successful concert tour “Camínalo Tour” with four stops in Spain’s most representative cities. This tour is not only to relive his best hits, but also to celebrate his more than four decades on the stage. We tell you everything in the following lines.

Gilberto Santa Rosa, an artist with four decades on the stage

“El Caballero de la Salsa” was born in Puerto Rico in 1962 and from a very young age showed talent for music, especially Latin genres. After more than four decades on the stage, Santa Rosa has left an indelible mark on Latin music, hence his nickname.

This artist has managed to be very versatile in his work, even though he concentrates on a single genre such as salsa. Many of his songs show different sides of the genre, from a very romantic salsa to one that makes everyone dance.

Another of his great talents is his ability to improvise on stage, in many of his shows it is not surprising to hear different lines from the original ones. But all this, plus his great charisma, conquers his public, as he says: “In my concerts, music is always the star of the show.”

“Camínalo Spain Tour” is the reunion of Gilberto Santa Rosa with Spain

“Camínalo Tour” began in June 2021, when he returned to the stage after the COVID-19 pandemic. It has passed through the big cities of Latin America and the United States. Finally after 4 years without stepping on Spanish soil we will be able to enjoy Gilberto in this part of his tour.

The great Puerto Rican artist will be in four cities: Barcelona, Alicante, A Coruña, and Madrid; from March 2 to 5, 2023. The announcement was made in November 2022 and tickets are already on pre-sale, so if you want to see this great salsa singer, run and secure your ticket.

The love that the Spaniards have for Gilberto is so great that the best arenas in each city were reserved for these stops. And it will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, as he himself explains: “We are a generation of artists who, if we didn’t sing on stage, would feel like we’re cheating people.”

And this love for the stage is also shown in these words: “I am very happy to be able to close this tour… which has given us so many unforgettable moments. These next concerts will be very special, because in some cities we haven’t been there for a long time and that always gives it a particular aura. The musicians who accompany me from Puerto Rico, all those who are part of the tour, and I are more than ready to present the Camínalo Tour”.

The talent, passion and charisma that Gilberto Santa Rosa imposes on his work is undeniable, which is reflected in his Latin Grammy awards for best salsa album in 2007 and 2010, best traditional tropical album in 2009, best traditional pop vocal album in 2015 and the Latin Grammy for musical excellence that he won in 2021. We are excited for this concert!

The rise of Latin rhythms in Madrid

Latin music has been gaining popularity for the last decade so you can notice many Latin rhythms in Madrid, and it seems that it will never stop. The reason behind this success is simple: the dance steps seem to be very easy, although they aren’t but everyone can stand up to dance. Throughout the city you can see people dancing salsa, bachata and rumba on street corners, in restaurants or at various events that take place throughout the city.

Some of the most popular styles of Latin American music include salsa, bachata, cumbia, and cha-cha-cha. But there are many more that are enjoyed by the inhabitants of the city. There are two great aspects that have achieved this love that the people of Madrid have for Latin rhythms, the great Latin parties in the best nightclubs, and learning to dance in the best academies in the city. Learn a little about both in this article.

Best Latin parties in clubs

For all the inhabitants of Madrid, there are several venues dedicated exclusively to Latin music, so it cannot be denied that the best Latin parties in Spain exist in the capital nights. Check the following list:

New One Madrid

This place located in Pueblo Nuevo offers all kinds of Latin parties full of good rhythms. Bachata, salsa or rumba One Madrid manages to please everyone in the audience, and not only with the music, the setting and even the drinks with food have their Latin touch.

Parche Disco Bar

Despite the fact that its space is not that big, it is one of the best places in the city to enjoy a Latin party, have an intimate place for friends and meet new people, as well as taste liquors brought directly from Latin America, at reasonable prices.

Azúcar Salsa Disco

Azúcar is one of the most danceable clubs in Madrid, located right in the center of the city. His forte is dancing but you can also enjoy excellent drinks to the rhythm of live music. It is more than certain that you will return to this club.

Faces Latina

With an excellent location near the Castellana and the Santiago Bernabéu, Faces Latina offers the best Latin rhythms so that Madrid continues to discover these danceable rhythms. With a pleasant atmosphere and quality service, Faces is what you need.

Latin Dance Schools in Madrid

Latin parties are very cool, but the rise of Latin rhythms in Madrid has been so great that people no longer just want to spend a night full of music, but this passion now translates to learning the dances professionally. It is not about wanting to be a professional dancer but about learning the best moves to be the king of the dance floor. Get to know in this list the best Latin Dance schools.

Salsabachata

The most unique dance school in Madrid, since its method is extremely interesting. First of all, it must be said that they play a lot of Latin rhythms and in different groups: for soon-to-be-married couples, for girls or boys, as a couple, zumba and even pole dance. But its catch is that you only pay for each class taken, plus the schedule is set by the student. It is very flexible in that aspect, and even the first class each student seeks is free.

They also offer bonus-style plans, with a number of specific classes where Salsabachata is in charge of reminding you of the classes you have pending. Another of its great characteristics is that you can go completely alone, and there they look for a partner for you, added to the fact that the group does not stop you, you level up without waiting for the others with whom you take the classes. Find more information on their website.

Studio11

For its part, Studio11 is the opposite, with classes for couples of any Latin rhythm where they are proud to say that they have the best dance professionals, for all classes. This school offers an exclusive environment with well-planned schedules.

They do not believe in “bonuses” but to achieve quality it is necessary to do our part and comply with what has been agreed. There is individualized monitoring but the classes are in pairs. They assure that in 8 weeks you can learn from 0 any Latin rhythm. At the same time, they specify that their classes last an hour and a half in order to offer the best attention. Find more about their classes on their website.

The rise of Latin rhythms in Madrid is becoming more and more established, but there is still much more to offer in this incredible city in Spain. Do not miss the other notes of International Salsa Magazine so that you know the best events in Europe.

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