Showing posts with label global salsa events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label global salsa events. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Beating Sickeness Without Medication
8:57 PM
Salsa Circuit
Dancing can be one of physical activity preferred by many people. Besides fun, dancing can also provide health benefits for the body.
There are health benefits derived from the following dance types:
1. Salsa dance can fight depression
Studies at the University of Derby in the year 2007 showed a person who learned salsa can help fight depression.
Researchers revealed that the dancing could trigger the release of happy hormones in the brain and help improve concentration and self-esteem. Also very good salsa also help lower back mobility.
2. Country dance can strengthen bones
Studies conducted Glasgow Caledonian University last year showed Scottish country dancing can help bone density. The style of this dance can give strength to the ankle, stability and balance.
3. Tango dance can improve the balance of the body
Researchers at Washington University found this dance can help improve balance and mobility of patients with Parkinson’s disease, namely progressive condition of a nervous breakdown.
The movement turned and walked backwards very relevant to people with the condition. Tango also help increase upper body strength.
4. Dance Foxtrot may delay dementia
Researchers from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York tells the parents involved this dance may have a reduced risk of Alzheimer’s disease and make the body fit that provides protection against disease.
5. Belly Dancing (belly dance) can increase sexual stamina
Belly dance can help strengthen the abdominal and pelvic floor muscles of women. This can help improve the sensitivity and orgasm during sex.
And reduce the problems of women such as bladder control, especially after childbirth. This dance is also a flat stomach, strengthen your arms and back muscles effectively.
6. Jive dance can prevent diabetes
Jive is one of the best cardiovascular exercises with a focus on the mobility of the foot, and this dance could make a person sweat.
It is known that sweating body will help you lose weight, thereby reducing the risk of type 2 diabetes.
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Friday, April 8, 2011
American Idol - American Idol Stunned As Favourite Is Eliminated
9:15 PM
Salsa Circuit
American Idol contestant Pia Toscano was eliminated from the competition last night, despite being heavily tipped to become this year's American Idol champion, reports Abc News.
As host Ryan Seacrest announced Toscano's name, the 'Idol' audience shouted "no!" and the judges looked stunned. Steven Tyler told the American viewers that their "lack of passion was unforgivable" while Jennifer Lopez appeared to be on the verge of tears. The 41-year-old R&B star said that she was angry and speechless and Randy Jackson echoed the comments. Despite the furore, Toscano accepted the decision but became teary when talking about how her deceased grandfather had inspired her 'final song'. The 22-year-old proceeded to sing 'Stand By You' and received a stand ovation from the live studio audience. Before her departure, the New Yorker had been compared to the likes of Whitney Houston and Celine Dion. She received unanimous praise for her rendition of Tina Turner's 'River Deep, Mountain High' on Tuesday's show and was assumed to be safe from elimination.
The shock elimination now leaves the door open for contestants such as Casey Abrams and Paul Mcdonald to take this year's American Idol crown.
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Renovated Latin Fever
6:52 AM
Salsa Circuit
The popular nightclub in Toronto back to our night with a totally new.Because the party do not stop the dance floor and waits for no man, I have prepared a very good news, Latin Fever Nightclub, a popular nightclub in our town located at 2220 Highway 7, returns with a totally renewed from Friday April 1, and begins to gear with Touch Fridays nights by Samuel Perez.
"The idea is to bring to Latino audiences a different option than what is currently in the national clubs. We offer varied entertainment, faces new artists and we are focusing on the musical genres that are making waves in the youth "She says Samuel, who also adds that" We want to focus on a younger clientele while giving due prominence music in English. "
In terms of musical genres will be present on Friday April 1st and all Fridays Touch Friday, we mentioned Samuel rhythms like reggaeton, bachata, urban music, latin pop and dembow among others, thus giving the final touches to a space promises to be a favorite for our community will celebrate every Friday.
But that's not all because Samuel Perez also made a very interesting announcement for all DJ's of our city, it tells us "The idea is to have several DJ's. They do not have a fixed share going to give the national DJ's all have a day. We want to bring other local DJs to take charge of encouraging the parties. " A unique offering for those looking to continue growing in this world of mixing.
Well we could talk with Connie Caruso, owner of the club who gave us a few words about this great change in the appearance of local "I feel very good about this renewal, imagine, after 14 years of having Latin Fever and to be renewing little by little, this has been a total change. There never was a renewal of this magnitude. " If you think that this change everything will be different, Ms. Caruso can confirm this, but always be a change for the better: "You can expect a more modern, more comfortable environment and more space, with a much better service."
Finally, and to invite everyone to visit this newly renovated Latin Fever on opening day, hand in hand with the Touch Fridays, Samuel Perez leaves us a few words "If you're tired of the monotony of going to a disco and stay the night stand, why not spend the bachata or merengue you like, if you feel that the promoters do not give you the attention and respect they deserve and are looking for a classy and affordable prices, then Friday is the Touch perfect for a Friday night. " See you there!
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Our 10 Favorite Telenovelas of All Time
6:43 AM
Salsa Circuit
Are you as excited as we are about Kate del Castillo’s return to the world of telenovelas with La Reina del Sur?
In the new Telemundo drama, del Castillo plays Teresa Mendoza, an unexpected drug lord. The new soap is based on the best-selling book by the same name written by Spanish author Arturo Pérez Reverte. After Mendoza’s lover, Güero Davila, is killed by drug cartels, she knows she is the next target for the assassins and flees from her small Mexican town to the Costa del Sol in Spain. Eventually, Mendoza becomes a big time Cocaine Queen, running a drug dealing ring spanning three continents—but it becomes clear to Teresa soon enough that there are only two ways out of the drug business: death or jail.
In honor of the first new telenovela to get us super excited in a while, we decided to take a trip down memory lane and round up our ten favorite Spanish-language soaps of all time. Let us know if we forgot any!
1) La Reina del Sur airs on Telemundo starting in February 2011.
2) Yo Soy Betty la Fea
Betty La Fea became an international phenomenon after it originally aired in Colombia in 1999. The story follows Beatriz Aurora Pinzón Solano, aka Betty, who works as a secretary at the fictitious fashion empire, EcoModa. Though she is brilliant, Betty is marginalized at the company because of her looks. Eventually she wins everyone over with her charm and smarts. More than a dozen versions of the telenovela have been made all across the world including the U.S. hit Ugly Betty, starring America Ferrera.
3) Pedro el Escamoso
This popular telenovela about a hapless womanizer also hailed from Colombia and aired in 2001. Starring Miguel Varoni as Pedro Coral Tavera, a charming but unlucky man who moves from his small town to the big city in search of his fortune, the show was an instant hit. Pedro finds work as a driver for high-powered businessman Cesar Luis Freydell, and falls in love at first sight with the beautiful Paula Divel. Too bad for Pedro that Paula's already head over heels in love with Cesar.
4) Gitanas
This Mexican telenovela aired in 2004 and was about Maria Salome (played by Ana de la Reguera), a gorgeous gypsy woman who falls in love with a non-gypsy man, or "gayo." In a classic Romeo & Juliet tale, it is love at first sight for Maria and Sebastián—but their union is forbidden by Gypsy law and looked down upon be those in mainstream society that consider the Gypsy way of life inferior.
5) Volver a Empezar
The Mexican telenvola Volver a Empezar became one of the most popular soap opera's in Televisa's history. Starring Mexican singer Yuri as Reni and Puerto Rican heartthrob Chayenne as hiumself, the story follows Reni through a complicated path of love, fame and redemption. After an accident renders her paralyzed and with amnesia, she leans on her friend Tony and the two eventually fall in love after Reni makes a triumphant return to the stage, fully recovered.
6) Marimar
Marimar starred Thalia as the titular character, a poor girl who lives on the beach with her loving grandparents. Eventually, Marimar falls in love with Sergio, the son of a wealthy family whose mother will stop at nothing to keep them apart. After Sergio's mother frames Marimar and kills her grandparents, the once innocent girl returns seeking revenge.
7) Muchachitas
Before Rebelde or RBD, there was Muchachitas for Anahi! Shown on Univisión in the early 1990s, this charming telenovela told the tale of four young women(Mónica, Elena, Leticia and Isabel) who join a special school to pursue their dreams of fame and fortune. All the girls are from different walks of life; Monica is wealthy, Elena is an outside, Leticia is a wanna-be and poor Isabel is engaged to a much older man.
8) Rosa Salvaje
This is an oldie but a goodie. Starring Verónica Castro as the main character, Rosa, this Mexican telenovela aired in 1987. Rosa is a poor tomboy living on the ouskirts of Mexico City when she meets the wealthy Ricardo while trying to steal plums from his yard. Of course, the two fall in love, but Ricardo's evil sisters want him to marry a wealthy woman to assure their place is society and scheme to keep them apart.
9) Cafe con Aroma de Mujer
This Colombian soap aired in the early nineties and has one of our favorite telenovela titles of all time. Commended for its accurate portrayal of the coffee industry and beautiful cinematography, Cafe con Aroma de Mujer is about the love between Gaviota, a coffee harvester, and Sebastian Vallejo, the grandson of a powerful coffee businessman. After the two are separated, Gaviota learns that she is pregnant with Sebastian's child and tries to track him down in Europe only to get caught in a web of human trafficking.
10) Soy tu Dueña
This mega-hit telenovela starred Lucero as one of the most kick-ass heroines we've ever seen on a soap opera. Valentina Villalba (Lucero) is a beautiful heiress with bad luck in love. After moving away to the country to run her hacienda in isolation due to the betrayal of her fiance, Valentina finds herself caught up in a complicated web of lies, love and loyalty. Eventually, she is able to find true love with Jose Miguel Montesinos, a rich neighbor whose land Valentina tries to purchase. Airing in 2010,Soy tu Dueña was so popular it set new rating highs for Univision.
Credited to Mariela Rosario
In the new Telemundo drama, del Castillo plays Teresa Mendoza, an unexpected drug lord. The new soap is based on the best-selling book by the same name written by Spanish author Arturo Pérez Reverte. After Mendoza’s lover, Güero Davila, is killed by drug cartels, she knows she is the next target for the assassins and flees from her small Mexican town to the Costa del Sol in Spain. Eventually, Mendoza becomes a big time Cocaine Queen, running a drug dealing ring spanning three continents—but it becomes clear to Teresa soon enough that there are only two ways out of the drug business: death or jail.
In honor of the first new telenovela to get us super excited in a while, we decided to take a trip down memory lane and round up our ten favorite Spanish-language soaps of all time. Let us know if we forgot any!
1) La Reina del Sur airs on Telemundo starting in February 2011.
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This popular telenovela about a hapless womanizer also hailed from Colombia and aired in 2001. Starring Miguel Varoni as Pedro Coral Tavera, a charming but unlucky man who moves from his small town to the big city in search of his fortune, the show was an instant hit. Pedro finds work as a driver for high-powered businessman Cesar Luis Freydell, and falls in love at first sight with the beautiful Paula Divel. Too bad for Pedro that Paula's already head over heels in love with Cesar.
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Mexico Launches Beer for Gay Market
4:41 AM
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How is Mexican beer made Gay? Would you want to try it?
The Mexican brewery "Minerva" has decided to target LGBT community and has become the number one alcoholic beverage in México.
The small brewery, Minerva that is based in Jalisco is producing Salamandra and Purple Hand, their "Artisan Honey-Ales" brewed with 100% organic honey and malt, that appeals to the taste of the LGBT community.
According to sources, the name of the beers; Purple Hand Beer and Salamandra Cerveza Artesinal represents the colors of the gay community, that it speaks of the struggle for equal rights.
For example; "Purple Hand" is a reference and homage of sorts to the night of Halloween, 1969, when sixty members of the Gay Liberation Front and the Society for Individual Rights protested in front of the San Francisco's Examiner in response to a series of news articles disparaging LGBT people in San Francisco's gay bars and clubs.
Since launching the products, Minerva has received offers by the US, Argentina, Ecuador, Chile, Colombia and Japan, interested in importing the beer.
Not sure how the beer is different from other beers, or if it gives the same effects, but maybe it would be worth trying.
How do you feel about a beer designed specifically for gays?
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The Mexican brewery "Minerva" has decided to target LGBT community and has become the number one alcoholic beverage in México.
The small brewery, Minerva that is based in Jalisco is producing Salamandra and Purple Hand, their "Artisan Honey-Ales" brewed with 100% organic honey and malt, that appeals to the taste of the LGBT community.
According to sources, the name of the beers; Purple Hand Beer and Salamandra Cerveza Artesinal represents the colors of the gay community, that it speaks of the struggle for equal rights.
For example; "Purple Hand" is a reference and homage of sorts to the night of Halloween, 1969, when sixty members of the Gay Liberation Front and the Society for Individual Rights protested in front of the San Francisco's Examiner in response to a series of news articles disparaging LGBT people in San Francisco's gay bars and clubs.
Since launching the products, Minerva has received offers by the US, Argentina, Ecuador, Chile, Colombia and Japan, interested in importing the beer.
Not sure how the beer is different from other beers, or if it gives the same effects, but maybe it would be worth trying.
How do you feel about a beer designed specifically for gays?
credited to en[dot]terra[dot]com
Monday, January 31, 2011
Helpful Benefits of Salsa Dance Group Lessons
7:25 AM
Salsa Circuit
By: Czarina Canlas
If you yearn for the excitement of Salsa Dancing, then why not take group lessons. You don’t have to wait until you could afford private lessons because they can be quite expensive ranging from $60/hour to the hundreds of dollars.
Group lessons allow you to meet a diverse group of people from all walks of life that have the same interest as you in getting proficient in dancing Salsa. There are many different levels based on the school that ranges from beginner to advanced to performance training. In other words, there will be a level no matter what your experience with salsa dancing. The other benefit of group lessons is that it simulates a salsa dance club because it gives you a chance to dance with a mixture of partners, which improves lead and follow skills. Each level usually lasts 6-8 weeks depending on the school and you could expect to pay about $120.
If you are investing in classes, make sure that you are always punctual. Although there is always a review from the previous week, it does tend to move in a good pace and you don’t want to miss important new steps or spins that are taught. It is also important that you continue to practice at home so that you don’t forget what you learned by the following week. Another good idea is to take a small camera so that you could actually record some of the moves and then you could practice them at home.
Make sure that you don’t stress yourself out as you are there for the fun of salsa dancing. Don’t over think the steps, they are made to be simple. Salsa dancing is about adding your personal style to a predefined set of steps. Everyone moves a little different and that’s what makes the dance so great. So relax, focus on the Instructor and you will do just fine.
Remember a group lessons are entertaining, social, and inexpensive way to learn to dance salsa. So what are you waiting for?
If you yearn for the excitement of Salsa Dancing, then why not take group lessons. You don’t have to wait until you could afford private lessons because they can be quite expensive ranging from $60/hour to the hundreds of dollars.
Group lessons allow you to meet a diverse group of people from all walks of life that have the same interest as you in getting proficient in dancing Salsa. There are many different levels based on the school that ranges from beginner to advanced to performance training. In other words, there will be a level no matter what your experience with salsa dancing. The other benefit of group lessons is that it simulates a salsa dance club because it gives you a chance to dance with a mixture of partners, which improves lead and follow skills. Each level usually lasts 6-8 weeks depending on the school and you could expect to pay about $120.
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If you are investing in classes, make sure that you are always punctual. Although there is always a review from the previous week, it does tend to move in a good pace and you don’t want to miss important new steps or spins that are taught. It is also important that you continue to practice at home so that you don’t forget what you learned by the following week. Another good idea is to take a small camera so that you could actually record some of the moves and then you could practice them at home.
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Remember a group lessons are entertaining, social, and inexpensive way to learn to dance salsa. So what are you waiting for?
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Selena Gomez & Justin Bieber are Madly in Love?
5:40 AM
Salsa Circuit
In addition, Neither Gomez nor Bieber has confirmed that they're dating, but several websites have already given the pair a new nickname: "Justlena." Justin recently kept mum when asked about their relationship, but he told a radio station that he thought Selena was an “amazing person. Though Gomez has been linked to stars like Taylor Lautner and Nick Jonas in the past, from source say she flirted ruthlessly with all the boys while working as the opening act for their tour.
It is also said that Gomez plotted to " bring Demi Lovato down" as the two are Disney rivals. Demi had a nervous breakdown due in part to the " mean girls" attitude of a more sophisticated Selena Gomez. Still the pictures shows they are madly in love and couldn’t keep their hands off of each other while they spent time with friends celebrating the new year.
source credited to just jared (dot) com.
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Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Latin Music Legends Legacy Stamps For 2011
4:22 AM
Salsa Circuit
Among the unique musical genres and styles represented are Tejano, tango, samba, Latin jazz, and salsa. The stamps go on sale in March.
According to everythinglongbeach.For these stamps, artist Rafael Lopez, of San Diego, CA, painted semi-realistic portraits of each musical artist designed to evoke their personality, vitality, and even their sound. He used a warm palette of colors—from brilliant yellows, pinks, and lime green to rich shades of purple and blue—to suggest the flavor and energy these artists brought to their work. Each musician is depicted in mid-performance. One can almost hear Celia Cruz shout her trademark rallying cry ¡Azucar! (Sugar!) or sense Tito Puente’s rhythmic intensity as he performed one of his progressive arrangements on the timbales. Art director Ethel Kessler, of Bethesda, Maryland, says, “My goal was that when you see the stamp, you hear the music.”
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Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Happy Holidays!
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at Christmas
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We wish you a joyous holiday
season
and a new year filled with
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Thursday, November 25, 2010
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Tuesday, June 22, 2010
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Toronto Dance is a website to help dancers find dancing opportunities and for dancers to share their thoughts
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Offering Salsa and Mambo lessons in Toronto, find out why UnitedSalseros has become one of the top and longest running
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performers, UnitedSalseros has performed and taught in events and salsa congresses all over North America.
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iFreeStyle.ca is Toronto's first Latin dance company fully dedicated to teaching, performing and promoting Salsa On2.
The company was co-founded by Caryl Cuizon and Angus Dirnbeck in 2005 and has grown to include a diverse dance
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Cadence Dance Academy was founded in 2009 when Clifton and Patrick decided to share their knowledge, enthusiasm
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Steps Dance Studio offers Salsa and Latin Dance classes in Toronto for adults, teens and children. Our goal is to
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the direction of Jennifer Aucoin, will teach you proper technique, excellent leading and following skills and musicality in
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At Go Dance MamboTM, we provide high-quality instruction and personalized attention in a positive, motivating setting.
Think of us as your salsa adventure tour guides, offering you the best of the Latin dance world. No matter how far you
want to go, we can take you there.
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Canada's largest salsa dance school.
www.lambiance.ca
At L'ambiance Dance Centre you will find caring, friendly, highly skilled, patient, responsible dance teachers working
with very dedicated students in a fun, warm, relaxed atmosphere.
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Whether you want to be competitive, prepare for that special event or simply enjoy time spent with new friends,
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Toronto Dance is a website to help dancers find dancing opportunities and for dancers to share their thoughts
about dancing in Toronto.
www.unitedsalseros.com
Offering Salsa and Mambo lessons in Toronto, find out why UnitedSalseros has become one of the top and longest running
salsa schools in Canada. Known for their high level of technique, and ability to produce high level dancers, instructors and
performers, UnitedSalseros has performed and taught in events and salsa congresses all over North America.
www.ifreestyle.ca
iFreeStyle.ca is Toronto's first Latin dance company fully dedicated to teaching, performing and promoting Salsa On2.
The company was co-founded by Caryl Cuizon and Angus Dirnbeck in 2005 and has grown to include a diverse dance
school and Professional Performance Team.
www.cadencedanceacademy.com
Cadence Dance Academy was founded in 2009 when Clifton and Patrick decided to share their knowledge, enthusiasm
and passion for dance with the rest of the world. Cadence Dance Academy is known for their creativity, professionalism,
unique teaching styles and charisma. Cadence Dance Academy instructs, trains, and performs both locally and internationally
in order to sharpen their skills and continue their growth.
www.stepsdancestudio.com
Steps Dance Studio offers Salsa and Latin Dance classes in Toronto for adults, teens and children. Our goal is to
provide a rewarding and fun learning experience for all of our students. Our patient and dedicated instructors, under
the direction of Jennifer Aucoin, will teach you proper technique, excellent leading and following skills and musicality in
a challenging, yet encouraging environment.
www.godancemambo.com
At Go Dance MamboTM, we provide high-quality instruction and personalized attention in a positive, motivating setting.
Think of us as your salsa adventure tour guides, offering you the best of the Latin dance world. No matter how far you
want to go, we can take you there.
www.torontodancesalsa.ca
Canada's largest salsa dance school.
www.lambiance.ca
At L'ambiance Dance Centre you will find caring, friendly, highly skilled, patient, responsible dance teachers working
with very dedicated students in a fun, warm, relaxed atmosphere.
www.arthurmurrayottawa.com
Whether you want to be competitive, prepare for that special event or simply enjoy time spent with new friends,
our school delivers the best environment, exciting special events and award-winning instructors that make your
experience memorable!
www.danceconnectionnj.com/childrens_dance_classes.php
The Dance Connection of Hillsborough NJ. The place to go for dance lessons NJ. Adults and kids dance classes
in Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop, Musical Theatre, Boys classes and more...
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