Fito Reinoso & Ritmo y Armonia at the Cigar Bar, San Francisco
March 17, 2009 by Salsa Crazy San Francisco
Filed under This Week in SF Salsa
Fito Reinoso & Ritmo y Armonia LIVE!!!
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Saturday March 21st, 2009
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Cigar Bar & Grill
850 Montgomery Street • San Francisco, CA 94133
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Come for the tapas, drinks, and cigars…. stay for the LIVE Latin music!
*Band Starts at 9:00pm*
About Fito Reinoso & Ritmo y Armonia:
If you are looking for the scorching rhythms of Cuban new-wave, Fito Reinoso and Ritmo y Armonia is guaranteed to please. Called "the Bay Area's up-an-coming band" by Latin Beat magazine, the band features an undeniable Cuban sound, which reflects Cuba's street beat as well as its broad musical heritage. "Ritmo y Armonia" plays primarily original music, composed by Fito and inspired by contemporary Cuban rhythms. The orchestra plays more traditional Cuban genres such as son-montuno, cha-cha-cha, and bolero but always with a sound that is authentic. And don’t miss Fito and his band weekly at hot salsa dancing spots such as The Ramp, Cafe Pier 23, and Club Jelly's.
For more info about FIto Reinoso click here!!
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2 Salsa Bands for the Price of One at the Elbow Room, San Francisco
March 3, 2009 by Salsa Crazy San Francisco
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Back 2 Back Salsa Bands at The Elbow Room!!
Tuesday March 24, 2009 9:00PM – 12:30PM AM
The Elbo Room
647 Valencia St.
San Francisco, CA
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Oriente brings their Afro-Cuban salsa con sazon and Bay Area Latin Rock groove band Los Cochinos brings that retro early Santana sound to cook up a zesty stew at the Elbo Room in San Francisco's Mission District. Come out and break up your week and dance to salsa and Latin rock beats!
Oriente plays at 9:00, Los Cochinos at 11:00
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About Oriente:
The Oakland, California-based band offers up an enticing mix of contemporary salsa and traditional Afro-Cuban styles, including son, danzón, guajira, mambo, and cha-cha-chá.
Their repertoire includes original compositions as well as songs from the books of Eddie Palmieri, Marc Anthony, the Afro-Cuban All-Stars, Willie Colón, Tito Puente, El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico, and Buena Vista Social Club.
The ensemble includes vocals, violin, flute/saxophone, trombone, piano, tres/guitar, bass, conga, timbales and bongó.
About Los Cochinos:
Growing up in San Francisco, brothers Ron and Alfonso Partillo were influenced by local bands such as Santana, Malo, War, El Chicano, Azteca, and Journey. Having come from a musical family, the brothers started playing music together in the early 80's. They continued on their musical journey and were later discovered by Victor Pamiroyan, manager of Latin legend Pete Escovedo, who recognized Los Cochinos as an up and coming band that is well on its way tosuccess in the Latin rock music scene.
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Ron Portillo's talented hands create the Latin flavored songs on the keyboard and Alfornso creates the melodies on his guitar with feeling and passion. Together, they create a special sound that has been compared to the early sound of Santana, Malo and other Latin Rock style bands.
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Grupo NICHE LIVE in Concert, San Francisco
March 1, 2009 by Salsa Crazy San Francisco
Filed under This Week in SF Salsa
JC PRODUCTIONS & ROCCAPULCO SUPER CLUB
PRESENTS
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Direct from Colombia,
EL GRUPO NICHE
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Saturday, March 7, 2009 at 7:00pm
3140 Mission St.
TICKETS $ 40.00 + 5.00 FEE
www.7ticket7.com OR www.misnochesperuanas.com
About Grupo Niche:
Grupo Niche is known for both its vigorous, uptempo dance music as well as slower-paced romantic numbers. Among its best known hits are "Cali Pachanguero", "Del Puente Pa'llá", "Sin Sentimientos", "Una Aventura", "Etnia", "Gotas de Lluvia", "Han Cogido la Cosa", "Mi Pueblo Natal", Hagamos Lo Que Diga Corazon, "Duele Mas", "Nuestro Sueño", and the famous cumbia "Canoa Rancha". Their most famous song is "Cali Aji"
Some of the most famous singers from Niche throughout its history include Alvaro del Castillo, Tito Gomez, Moncho Santana, Charlie Cardona as well as Willy Garcia and Javier Vasquez, now members of the group 'Son de Cali'. They have been very successful, and some of their songs are considered Classics of Salsa Music. The group still enjoys some of its past successes, and, as of 2006, is on tour, making worldwide presentations, and singing their most memorable songs.
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Cora Jean's Old Skool Cafe 2nd Annual Gala Event, San Francisco
January 21, 2009 by Salsa Crazy San Francisco
Filed under Salsa Dance News in San Francisco
Cora Jean's Old Skool Cafe
2nd Annual Gala Event, " Swingin at the Apollo"
February 11th, 2009 – 6:00pm – 9:00pm
Cafe Cocomo
650 Indiana St.
San Francisco, CA 94107
(415) 824-6910
Attention Hepcats and Doll Babies!
Bump off your bunko plans and get your tickets for Wednesday, February 11th, it'll be a real swell soire.
Cora Jean's Old Skool Cafe and Teresa Goines are proud to present Old Skool Cafe's 2nd annual GALA fundraiser, featuring award-winning Chef Eddie Blyden and entertainment by Old Skool Cafe Youth Interns.
For a signature event that promises fine dining and inspirational community impact like you've never seen before, join Old Skool Cafe for a one-of-a-kind evening.
Youth Interns will be your hosts, waiters and entertainers for the night, giving you a special opportunity to see this innovative social enterprise at work.
A hotsy-totsy crowd always puts a smile on a mug, but Old Skool Cafe does you one better with a dining experience powerful enough to change the lives of local, at-risk youth one meal at a time!
Come hungry. Leave inspired.
1940's Cocktail Attire: Grab your glad rags and get spiffy!
(Prize for the best vintage threads)
*Get your tickets now or get the bum's rush — we sold out early last year to a bunch of wise guys!
Tickets are $75.00 for the 5 course meal, and Old Skool entertainment.
Get Your Tickets HERE!!
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Come and Celebrate "Mr. Maracas" 82nd Birthday at the Glas Kat, San Francisco
January 13, 2009 by Salsa Crazy San Francisco
Filed under This Week in SF Salsa
Come and Celebrate "Mr. Maracas" 82nd Birthday!!
Tuesday, January 13th 2009
Glas Kat Supper Club
520 Fourth Street
San Francisco, CA 94107
Mr. Maracas "Guillermo" 82nd Birthday Party Jan 13
Tonight ! Be here for Guillermo's special birthday party. How often does anyone turn 82? Once in a lifetime celebration for the man we named the Tuesday night salsa — Mr. Maracas. Be ready to give a big hug to the Birthday Boy.
Celebrating with Mr. Maracas is Orquesta Bakan and DJ El de la Clave. Let's all be there for him. Beginner and intermediate salsa lessons by Alison & Jesus and Ricardo & Tiane of RicaSalsa.
Lessons start at 7:45pm. DJ at 10pm, Band at 10:30pm.
Karabali LIVE at Jelly's Havana Cafe, San Francisco
November 28, 2008 by Salsa Crazy San Francisco
Filed under This Week in SF Salsa
Karabali Performing LIVE at Jelly's
Sunday Novmber 30th, 2008
Jelly's Havana Cafe
295 Terry Francois Street
Pier 50, San Francisco, CA 94158
Tel: 415.495.3099
Doors open at 4:00pm / Band Starts at 5:00pm
Cover $10.00 / Admission 21yrs and over
About Karabali:
Conjunto Karabali is the Bay Area’s newest and hottest Latin dance band, featuring some of the finest talent in the Latin music field. The band is co-led by 2 of the United States’ most renowned percussionists, Mike Spiro and Karl Perazzo, who have joined forces to create a group specifically for the dancer’s enjoyment.
They describe Karabali’s style as “old school” salsa, and they bring to the Bay Area for the first time the traditional NY conjunto sound, popularized by Johnny Pacheco, Conjunto Clasico and Conjunto Libre. This band is about swing and joyful energy, and the dancers can’t wait to hit the floor when Karabali kicks into high gear.
The band boasts a who’s-who of SF Latin music all-stars in its line-up, starting of course with its leaders, Mike and Karl. These two internationally recognized drummers have performed and recorded with almost every major Latin artist of the last 30 years, from Eddie Palmieri to Carlos Santana, from Tito Puente to Celia Cruz
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Fruko y Sus Tesos LIVE at Roccapulco, San Francisco
November 21, 2008 by Salsa Dance San Francisco
Filed under This Week in SF Salsa
AFANSAN Productions present,
FRUKO Y SUS TESOS
Direct from Colombia (el fundador de La Sonora Dinamita y The Latin Brothers).
Friday, November 28th, 2008.
Roccapulco Supper Club
3140 Mission St.
San Francisco, CA.
Presale: $20.00 (+ $5.00 online fee). Doors open at 8:00pm.
About Fruko y Sus Tesos:
Fruko y Sus Tesos is a salsa group from Colombia which enjoys immsense popularity throughout the Latin American world. It was formed in 1970 by Ernesto Fruko Estrada who modeled it after the New York salsa sound of the Fania All-Stars, one of the leading salsa groups at the time. A favorite of salsa DJs around the globe. Some have referred Fruko y Sus Tesos as Colombia's most important export.
Among the group's best known hits are Pura candela, Los Charcos , El preso, Cali de rumba, Son de la loma, El patillero, Tania , Charanga campesina, Barranquillero Arrebatao, and Cachondea. "El Preso" in particular is one of Colombia's most widely recognized and loved songs.
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Roccapulco is an internationally renowned Salsa Club and restaurant in San Francisco. Information – Age for admission: 21 and over; Dress code enforced; Doors Open: 8:00 pm. Cover Charge: $10.00 Friday and Saturday before 9:30 pm, $15 after 9:30 pm, except for special events.
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Pura Noche Latina at Butterfly Restaurant, San Francisco
November 14, 2008 by Salsa Dance San Francisco
Filed under This Week in SF Salsa
The South American style monthly party!!
Second Fridays of every month at
Butterfly Restaurant
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This time celebrating DJ Nica’s B-day!
DJ Gota Fria
DJ Juan Data
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The best South American hits…
Salsa, merengue, cumbia, cuarteto, reggaeton, brazilian, rock & pop en español, and much more!
The most fun and energetic parties / The friendliest crowd / An unpretentious atmosphere…
Special drinks all night
Come make new friends or have fun with the old ones!! Either way, you will not regret it!
Don’t forget to RSVP now at www.latinfusionsf.com for a discounted entry… and tell your friends.
And, if you are a Scorpio celebrate your birthday with us… Contact us to get complimentary entrance for your guests!
See you all there!!
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Where: Butterfly Restaurant – Pier 33 The Embarcadero @ Bay St, San Francisco, CA
When: Friday, November 14th – 10PM – 2AM
Cover:
w/RSVP and in by 11PM -Ladies Free / Men $10
All others: Ladies $10 / Men $15
Dress code enforced: dress to impress
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Orquesta Bakan LIVE at Roccapulco Supper Club, San Francisco
November 13, 2008 by Salsa Dance San Francisco
Filed under This Week in SF Salsa
Orquesta Bakan LIVE
Friday November 14th, 2008
Roccapulco Supper Club
3140 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
Tel. 415.648.6611
—Salsa Lesson at 8:30pm with Ava & Rodolfo—
—Band Plays at 10:00pm—
Roccapulco is an internationally renowned Salsa Club and restaurant in San Francisco. Information – Age for admission: 21 and over; Dress code enforced; Dorrs Open: 8:00pm. Cover Charge: $10.00 Friday and Saturday before 9:30pm, $15 after 9:30pm, except for special events.
About Orquesta Bakan:
The very meaning of Bakan is Festival, Carnival…. and Fiesta, which is shown in their style of music and presentation.
Basically if you're hot, you are Bakan! Bakan is a full powerful Orchestra which features the Tropical and Latin Spirit that the Bay Area and beyond has come to know and love.
This high-energy Orquesta consists of some of the finest musicians in Northern California.
A nice blend of experienced, and up and coming young talent is reflected in their showmanship.
On vocals are, Victor "Cafe" August and Fernando “Nando” Wilkins. On Trumpets, Tom Bertetta and John Ruff. On Bari Sax, Peter Cornell, and on Trombones Doug Beavers, and Mike Rinta. Christian Tumalan on Piano, and Carlos Ramirez on Electric Bass.
Eric Mendez on Timbales, Sean Zuniga on Congas, and Director Jose Guaman on Bongos/Vocals. Each member brings the flavor of his country ranging from Puerto Rico, Panama, Ecuador, El Salvador, Mexico, Chile, and the USA.
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Latin Fever Fridays, The Beat Dance Studio, Berkeley
November 12, 2008 by Salsa Dance San Francisco
Filed under This Week in SF Salsa
Latin Fever Fridays is back with another
LIVE BAND!!!!!
Friday, November 14, 2008 at 8:45pm
The Beat Dance Studio
2560 9th Street
Berekeley, CA
LIVE BAND: Gary Flores & Descarga Caliente
Afinkao and Kanadonga debut their new routines!!!!!
DJ: El De La Clave
— Friday, November 14th, 2008—
—(Free Lesson from 8:45pm to 9:45pm)—
—Band starts @ 10:30pm—
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING!!!!
About Gary Flores:
A native of San Francisco, California. Born and raised in the Excelsior District (Outer Mission District). I started playing the Trumpet in 1972 at the age of 19. In 1973, I joined a neighborhood Latin Rock band called Café. In 1974, I joined the great Ritmo 74, which was a very serious and organized band. Ritmo 74 played at all the Big Salsa Shows in the Bay Area featuring the greatest latin bands from New York and Puerto Rico. We performed with Willie Colon with Hector LaVoe, Grand Combo, Bobby Valentine, Ismael Quintana, Ismael Miranda, Eddie Palmieri with Lalo Rodriguez, Papo Lucca and Sonora Poncena, Larry Harlow, Johnny Pacheco,Celia Cruz, Cheo Feliciano and many others. In 1976, I started a new band called Salsa Caliente. In 1982 I moved to playing piano with the group. Salsa Caliente performed together for about twenty years and was considered the best Salsa Group in the Bay Area; unfortunately to my regret, we never recorded. Many great Musicians came through the Salsa Caliente such as Richard Kermode (Janis Joplin, Malo, Santana), and Luis Gasca (Santana, Malo, Maynard Ferguson, Mongo Santamaria Woody Herman and many others.) Many great local musicians came in and out of Salsa Caliente and are successful band leaders of their own now. After Salsa Caliente, I started a latin jazz group called "Caliente 2000" where I enjoyed the freedom, individuality and creativity of improvising with this group. The musicians are featured which was very refreshing after backing up singers all the time and the group was smaller. I always loved the Great Jazz Musicians who mastered their instruments and improvised so well like Freddie Hubbard, Woody Shaw, Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, McCoy Tyner, and Dexter Gordon to name a few. So I am attempting to following that path, but with a Latin feel. My major musical influences besides the names just mentioned have been Luis Gasca, Luis "Perico" Ortiz, Richard Kermode, Papo Lucca and many more.
See more details and RSVP on Underground Mambo:
http://undergroundmambo.com
AVANCE LIVE at Jelly's Havana Cafe, San Francisco
November 8, 2008 by Salsa Dance San Francisco
Filed under This Week in SF Salsa
Avance Performing LIVE at Jelly's
Sunday, November 9th 2008
——Cover: $10.00 / Doors open at 4:00pm / Band Plays at 5:00pm——-
Jelly's Havana Cafe
295 Terry Francois Blvd., | Pier 50, San Francisco, CA 94158 | 415-495-3099
About Avance:
Led by Carlos Santana percussionist/musical director Karl Perazzo and co-founder/vocalist Armando Cordoba, and featuring four electrifying bilingual singers, a sizzling horn section and one of the best rhythm sections on the West Coast, Avance delivers a new and unique sound that crosses language barriers and ignites the dance floor. Hailing from Central America, vocalists Luis Morales, Jeff Cordoba, Jimmy Flores and Armando Cordoba bring their own individual style, enriching each song with its own personality. Their rich vocals and exhilarating dance show leave all audiences wanting more! Avance's musical productions combine and fuse all different styles of salsa including Puerto Rican, Cuban and Colombian. Add R&B and pop to the mix, and you've got yourself a group with diversity and innovation, yet familiar to the ear and, more importantly, to the soul.
When you experience Avance you're guaranteed three things: sizzle, style and, most of all, swing!
Pura Noche Latina – Noche Sudamericana at Butterfly Restaurant, S.F.!
November 8, 2008 by Salsa Dance San Francisco
Filed under This Week in SF Salsa
The South American Style Monthly Party!!
Second Friday of every month!!
Friday November 14th, 2008
Butterfly Restaurant
Pier 33, The Embarcadero @ Bay St.
San Francisco, CA 94111
This time celebrating DJ Nica’s B-day!
DJ Gota Fria
DJ Juan Data
The best South American hits…
Salsa, merengue, cumbia, cuarteto, reggaeton, brazilian, rock & pop en español, and much more!
The most fun and energetic parties / The friendliest crowd / An unpretentious atmosphere / Special drinks all night
Come make new friends or have fun with the old ones!! Either way, you will not regret it!
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Avance LIVE at Cafe Cocomo, November 6th 2008
November 5, 2008 by Salsa Dance San Francisco
Filed under This Week in SF Salsa
Avance LIVE at Cafe Cocomo
Thursday November 6th, 2008
Cafe Cocomo
650 INDIANA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CA. 415-410-4735
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Salsa Lesson by "Salsa by Jake" at 8:00pm
DJ Fab Fred at 9:00pm
Avance plays at 10:00pm
Cover $12.00
21 and Over
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About Avance:
Avance Originates and consists of the hottest and newest talents the San Francisco Bay Area has come to know. Four electrifying, bilingual singers, a sizzling horn section, and one of the best rhythm sections on the West Coast. You put this all together and you get a new and unique sound that crosses the language barrier: Spanish and English. Leading the group is Carlos Santana percussionist, Karl Perazzo, and Co-Founder/Vocalist Armando Cordoba.
Conjunto Karabali LIVE at Jelly's Havana Cafe, San Francisco
October 25, 2008 by Salsa Dance San Francisco
Filed under This Week in SF Salsa
Karabali LIVE at Jellys' Havana Cafe
Sunday October 26th, 2008
Jelly's Havana Cafe
295 Terry Francois St
San Francisco, CA 94158
(415) 495-3099
4:00pm / Cover: $10.00
About Karabali:
Conjunto Karabali is the Bay Area’s newest and hottest Latin dance band, featuring some of the finest talent in the Latin music field. The band is co-led by 2 of the United States’ most renowned percussionists, Mike Spiro and Karl Perazzo, who have joined forces to create a group specifically for the dancer’s enjoyment.
They describe Karabali’s style as “old school” salsa, and they bring to the Bay Area for the first time the traditional NY conjunto sound, popularized by Johnny Pacheco, Conjunto Clasico and Conjunto Libre. This band is about swing and joyful energy, and the dancers can’t wait to hit the floor when Karabali kicks into high gear.
The band boasts a who’s-who of SF Latin music all-stars in its line-up, starting of course with its leaders, Mike and Karl. These two internationally recognized drummers have performed and recorded with almost every major Latin artist of the last 30 years, from Eddie Palmieri to Carlos Santana, from Tito Puente to Celia Cruz.
Orquesta America LIVE at the Ramp, San Francisco
October 24, 2008 by Salsa Dance San Francisco
Filed under This Week in SF Salsa
Eric Rangel y Su Orquesta America LIVE!!
Saturday, October 25th 2008
The Ramp
855 Terry Francois St
San Francisco, CA 94158
(415) 621-2378
Free Cover before 4:30 / Cover $10.00 after 4:30
About Eric Rangel y Su Orquesta America:
After many years of recording and performing with some of the best Latin bands on the West Coast, Eric Rangel decided to venture out and in May 1997 he started Orquesta America.
He has assembled some of the Bay Area's finest musical talent.
His list of musicians are second to none, with vocalists such as Cuba's own Ramon "Monchy" Esteves with over 100 recordings under his belt, also brother (recording artist) Rick Rangel better known for his work with classic Charanga bands such as Tipica Cienfuegos & Orquesta Batachanga.
Edgardo & Candela "Celebrando 20 Anos" CD Release Party! Yoshi's San Francisco
October 23, 2008 by Salsa Dance San Francisco
Filed under This Week in SF Salsa
Pan Caliente Records and Yoshi's Present:
Edgardo & Candela "Celebrando 20 Anos"
CD Release Party!
Tuesday, October 28th 2008, at Yoshi's, San Francisco
Yoshi's SF
1330 Fillmore St. @ Eddy
San Francisco, CA
Shows: 8:00pm ($16) and 10:00pm ($10)
Buy Tickets for the 10pm show before October 27th
and get $3.00 off our new CD!
"Candela": Jeff Cressman, Sandy Cressman, Julio Areas, Bob Karty, David Belove, Abel Figueroa, Marty Wehner, Omar Ledezma and Edgardo Cambon.
Plus special guests: Jason McGuire, Seth Asarnow; "LaTiDo": Juan Ceballos, Camilo Landau, Steve Senft. Tango dancers: Ramina & Marcelo. Flamenco dancers: Fanny Ara, Melissa Cruz, Kerensa DeMars. Urugrayan Candombe drummers: Walter Gonzales, Jorge Dominquez, Natalia Bernal, members of Las Bomberas de la Bahia, and many surprise guests.
Tuesday, October 28, at Yoshi's San Francisco
1330 Fillmore St. at Eddy San Francisco
Shows: 8:00pm ($16) and 10:00pm ($10)
Open Dance Floor + All Ages Welcome!
Columbian Artists Jorge Celedon & Jimmy Zambrano LIVE at Roccapulco!!
October 7, 2008 by Salsa Dance San Francisco
Filed under San Francisco Salsa Clubs
Jorge Celedon & Jimmy Zambrano at Roccapulco
Friday October 17th, 2008
Roccapulco Supper Club
3140 MIssion Street | San Francisco, CA | Tel. 415.648.6611
About Jorge Celedon:
Jorge Celedón also known as Jorgito Celedon (born March 4, 1968 in Villanueva, La Guajira) is a Colombian musician, singer of vallenato music. Celedón was one of the backup singers for the vallenato group Binomio de Oro de America who joined after the death of Rafael Orozco Maestre. In 1998, he decided to create his own vallenato group and teamed with accordionist Jimmy Zambrano.
Purchase Tickets Here!!
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Come See Julio Bravo at the Ramp, Saturday October 4th
October 4, 2008 by Salsa Dance San Francisco
Filed under This Week in SF Salsa
Julio Bravo LIVE!!
Saturday, October 4th, 2008
The Ramp Bar & Restaurant
855 Terry Francois St.
San Francisco, CA
Phone: 415-621-2378
Brunch Saturday 9am-4:30pm
Patio Grill 5-8pm
Band Starts at 5pm
Cover:
FREE before 4:30pm | $10 after 4:30pm
About Julio Bravo:
Julio Bravo was born in Lima, Peru.
He demonstrated his passion for the arts at a very early age appearing on children's television programs,
school plays and several theatrical productions.
Julio arrived in the United States in 1989 with high musical aspirations and began performing with "Trio Los Chalanes," becoming increasingly popular within the Latin American community, particularly the Peruvian community.
In 1991 Julio appeared on the television show "Buscando Estrellas" -the Latin version of Star Search- making it to the finals and giving him a tremendous amount of exposure and opportunities. Julio joined Orquesta Internacional in 1992, performed regularly throughout Northern California gaining individual notoriety and was increasingly in demand as the featured act.
In 1994, Julio decided to assemble his own orchestra, Salsabor.
Based in San Francisco, California, Julio Bravo started recruiting
talented musicians and securing bookings for the band at local
nightclubs and private venues.
Julio has recorded two Peruvian music albums: "Jarana Peruana" and "Cerca de Ti" and is currently working on his first salsa CD featuring his original compositions. Julio's unique interpretations and distinctive style are the band's trademarks.
This Sunday at Jelly's, Anthony Blea y su Charanga
October 3, 2008 by Salsa Dance San Francisco
Filed under This Week in SF Salsa
Anthony Blea y Su Charanga LIVE
Sunday October 5th, 2008
Jelly's Havana Cafe
295 TERRY FRANCOIS BLVD. | PIER 50, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94158 | 415.495.3099
Cover: $10.00
Doors Open at 4:00pm
Band Starts at 5:00pm
This is a 21 and over venue
Playing the best of Merengue, Cha-Cha-Cha, Bachata, and Salsa; KPFA's DJ Luis Medina
About Anthony Blea y su Charanga:
Combining the traditional Charanga instrumentation (violin, flute) with a driving horn section, Anthony Blea y su Charanga will satisy any true music lover's fantasy. Complimenting Anthony's prodigious skills are the finest musicians to be had in the Bay-Area. On piano, the venerable Marco Diaz, on Bass, the humble Saul Sierra, on Conga, Javier Navarrette, on timbales, the iscrutable master Carlos Caro, on Flute, the always amiable Juan Ceballos, on Trumpet, the punctual Julius Melendez, On vocals we have the street edged stylings of the young Cuban Sonero Orlando Torriente and the smooth crooning of Venezuelan born Eduardo Herrera. The combination is montrous featuring these incredible musicians and other great guest artist's including the pre-eminent Trombone player in salsa today, Jimmy Bosch and Latin Violinist Legend, Alfredo Delafe.. Don't miss the ride!!
Latin Hipnosis: MAZACOTE + DJ ELDELACLAVE
August 25, 2008 by Salsa Dance San Francisco
Filed under Salsa Dance News in San Francisco, San Francisco Salsa Clubs, This Week in SF Salsa
THE NEW LATIN HIPNOSIS EVERY 1ST FRIDAY OF
THE MONTH IN SAN FRANCISCO
Grand Opening Friday September 5th, 2008
You are all invited to the grand opening of LATIN HIPNOSIS, a once-a-month event in San Francisco!
Grand Opening Night features: – MAZACOTE – DJ ELDELACLAVE
Cover: $10.00 We are excited about our new location!
You're gonna love it!
Location: Bollyhood Cafe, 3372 19th street (mission st), SF, CA
About Bollywood Cafe:
Bollyhood Café is a contemporary space that fuses Indian flavors of film, food and fun drinks.
