Watch The Eddie Torres dancers:
dancing to
@ Café Matisse,
from
Back on SATURDAY 19th July
then SATURDAY 16th & 30th August 2008
For further info click on Events.
DJ Henry Knowles
direct from USA
from 7
Admission: £5
For more info please click on events
please quote IRM1
to receive a 10% discount
Thanks to everyone who came
to our annual live salsa bash
feat. BACALAO
And a fabulous night
was had by all!!!
UK Floor Fillers 1: El Yo Yo - Wayne Gorbea 2: Vehicle - Y ayabo 3: Betece - Africando 4: Soy La Candela – Edwin Bonillo 5: La Salsa Nunca Se Acaba -S. Hansen 6: Vamonos Pa'l Monte - Cambalache 7: Dame Cinco - Mambomania 8: La Pantera Mambo - LA 33 9: La Calle Montuno –Azabache 10: Show Me Now -Alex Wilson Golden Oldies 1:Pedro Navaja – Ruben Blades 2: El Preso - Fruko y Sus Tesos 3: Rebellion - Joe Arroyo 4: Devorame Otra Vez 5: El Cantante - Hector La Voe 6: Lloraras - Oscar de Leon 7: Idillio - Willie Colon 8: Que Bueno Baila Ud - O. de Leon 9: Carnaval - Celia Cruz 10: Favourites 1: Abre que Voy 2: Brujería - Michel 3: Abreme La Puerta 4: Apriete el Bongo 5: Bilongo
"Salsa is not just a form of music, it's a concept" Willie Colón
The term salsa, meaning sauce, was first coined in the 1920s by Cuban musician by Ignacio Piñeiro in his song Echale Salsita (add a little sauce). The arrival of Latin American immigrants to the US brought with it many forms of music and dance which were all referred to simply as "Latin" music. By the 1960s, following the development of mambo, cha cha and boogaloo. these Latin music and dance forms came to be known as "Salsa" with the fusion of Cuban, Puerto Rican and NY jazz based musical influences and the creation of the Fania Allstars Salsa band.
Orginating in
African rhythm, Spanish melody and Latin American "Alma y Corazón"
£1 OFF ANY MR BONGO SALSA CD
when you take
DJ Irmita Salsa Class
bravenet.com