August 12, 2009 at 8:03 pm by Salsa Dancing Addict
Every Friday, there is Salsa Dancing in Syracuse at
Pastime Athletic Club, 1314 N Salina St, Syracuse, NY 13208
Beginner “Salsa Survival Lesson” at 8:15 pm to 9:30 pm. Admission: $7
Dancing from 9:30 pm to 2 am. Admission: $5
Must be at least 17 years old to enter.
Dress code is casual.
This event is hosted by La Familia De La Salsa.
From September 11th to 13th, 2009 Madrid, Spain will host Convencion Salsea, the first SALSEA Convention ever with a first class variety of artists and dancers.
Two nights and two afternoons there will be social dancing, shows and performances. There will be more than 35 workshops and more than 2000 square meters of wooden dance floor! The event will take place in the Madrid hotel Auditorium, with perfect conditions and additionally 1000 rooms available for 34€/person (tax included).
So why is Convencion Salsea considered a Convention and not a Salsa Congress:
because they start at 11:00pm with spectacular performances and social dance at the same time (parallel) until 3:00am and after this until 5:30am pure social dance. You can also practice after the workshops or at the party with your professors. It is a big party of professional instructors, dancers, dj’s, and friends!
Estilo Dance Studio held their Spring Salsa Student Performance on March 21, 2009 at the TD University center in Mt. Laurel, NJ.
If you are looking for the DVD for Estilo Dance Studio’s 2009 Spring Student Performance you can pick up the DVD at the Estilo Dance Studio or contact them at http://www.estilodancestudio.com/contact.html
Here’s a clip of the last 30 seconds of the Advanced Salsa Performance group!
We asked D.J. Tony Salsa to tell us a little about himself:
I love Dj’n with a passion. They say that drugs are bad for you. Well my high is watching people dancing to the salsa I play.
Its a joy to see people dancing n enjoying themelves. I’ve been dj’n since I was 15yrs old. I play old types of music from Mambo, hip-hop to oldies, motown and disco.
Place syou may find DJTonySalsa:
Iron Brewer
Space Lounge
Xtremes
Circles
University Of Delaware
Coyotes
Z Bar
Rooftop
Crystals
Boathouse
Las Palmeras
Hilton
Ramada Inn
Pharos
The Lagoon
Special Events
Private Parties (Weddings, Sweet 15, Birthday Parties, any & all parties)
March 28, 2009 at 11:49 pm by Salsa Dancing Addict
May 8, 2009
12:30 am
to
11:00 pm
Cinco De Miro: Whole Lotta Bachata
2nd Annual Fundraiser
6:30 -11 pm
Cover: $25.00
Location: Founder’s Hall, Girard College
2101 S College Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19121
Miro Dance Theatre’s party for the people is back with a whole lotta bachatta. Led by DJ Victor Colon. Miro supporters are teaming up with professional salsa dancers from Fuzion Creativa and battling it out on the dance floor in the name of all that is Miro. Mark your calendar and join the fun in support of your friendly neighborhood experimental dance theatre company.
The Estilo student performance is always a big production with an afternoon show and an evening show because of the droves of people who want to come and watch! I went to watch the evening show and literally every seat was filled! People had to stand in the aisles!
If you are going to watch the performance next year, be sure to come early so you can grab your seat of choice.
My favorite performance and the crowd’s favorite performance was the Men’s Shine Performance. All in all everyone did an absolutely FABULOUS job!
Below are the performers by Estilo and special guests. The dancers are professionals, amateurs, and beginners of all age levels. #1 Estilo Salsa Intermediate Performance II Choreography: Uriel Garcia/Liz Becerra Salseras: Alexandria Atkins, Jessica Becerra, Liz Becerra, Alicia D’Onofrio, Kelleigh Masciangelo, Jan Mason, Aryana Perez, Elisabetta Ruso Salseros: Norberto Baez, Chris Camburn, Ivan Camilo, Manny Cruzado, Eric Datis, Christian Galietta, Luis Mendoza, Gary Moreau
#2 Estilo Kids Hip Hop
Choreography: Lavon Patterson Girls: Marina Lopez, Angelica Quinones, Nyasha Velasquez Boys: CJ Colston-Melendez, Lance Lopez
#3 Estilo Salsa Intermediate Performance I
Choreography: Mike Andino/Irina Pistolet Salseras: Aminata Davis, Cela Gentieu, Erin Mason, Lissette Ramos, Pauline Salerno, Lorena Zombrano Salseros: Eric Datis, Christian Galietta, Rob Grisko, Jose Hernandez, Rob Robinson, Alvin Romero
#5 Kids Con Estilo
Choreography: Mike Andino Salseras: Pamela Hernandez, Lauren Lopez, Marina Lopez, Angelica Quinones, Nyasha Velasquez Salseros: CJ Colston-Melendez, Jose Hernandez, Anthony Hernandez, Lance Lopez, Wence Vargas
#6 La Luna Con Estilo (La Stilo)
Choreography: Mike Andino/Kathleen Eccleston Salseras: Sol Carmelina Barreto, Kristal Brounce, Mary Ellen Graham, Sharon de Suze Salseros: Michael Didomenico, Christian Galietta, Rob Grisko, Watson Saintsulne
#7 Estilo Ladies Styling
Choreography: Liz Becerra Salseras: Jessica Becerra, Alicia D’Onofrio, Erika Speed, Jan Mason
#8 Special Guest Living in Rhythm Advanced
#9 Estilo Salsa Beginner Performance Choreography: Kathleen Eccleston Salseras: Juanita Linares, Dolores Malone, Xionique Velez Salseros: Efrain Alarcon, Antonio Gonzales, Rob Grisko
#10 Mens Shine Performance
Choreography: Darlin Garcia Salseros: Darlin Garcia, Rob Grisko, David Sauceda
#11 Estilo Mambo Performance
Choreography: Geroge Dennis Salseras: Tenisha Gravely, Marisol Ibarrondo, Elana Mendez-Tadel, Szilvia Laszczik Salseros: Peter Kim, Roland Simons
February 22, 2009 at 5:34 pm by Salsa Dancing Addict
The Atrium Dance Studio celebrated their 8th Anniversary this Saturday, February 21, 2009 at their weekend Latin Party. Droves of people came out to go salsa dancing and watch the student performances. The studio, while normally spaceous, found itself packed with salseros!
Each year, since 2004, Barbara Capaldi’s students perform a showcase to show everyone what they have been learning all year round. Students can learn Tap, Ballroom dances, Flamenco, Belly Dance and more at the Atrium Dance Studio. Yoga instruction is also provided for FREE as a service to her dancers on Wednesdays and can also be taken by non-dancers for a very small fee.
Saturday, students and instructors performed Belly Dance, Hip Hop, Argentine Tango, and of course, Salsa.
Watch some of the student performances below. If you are unable to view them, you may need to download Quicktime first. http://www.apple.com/quicktime/
Belly Dancing Performance
Performed by Barbara Capaldi, ??, Yareli Urbina, and Lauren Lopez
Intermediate Salsa Student Performance Group
Performed by Martha and Juno, Myra and Ben, Alexandra and Jack
