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From: Olaf Bleck [olaf@salsaboston.com] Sent: Wednesday,
October 20, 2004 4:05 PM Subject: #239: Congress Wrap-up, plus Sox
& Salsa @ Sophias Tonight!
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BOSTON
THROWS ONE HECK OF A CONGRESS! We did it Boston! Comments like, "One of
the best and most enjoyable congresses I've ever been to", and "Boston has some
of the best dancers in the world", from Al Espinoza, Juan Calderon, Sekou
McMiller, and numerous other world congress travelers, say it all. It
couldn't have been much better.
So, while I was extended the task (and
honor and pleasure) of directing the Congress, along with co-directors DJ
Hernan, Kelly Silfies, and Troy Anthony, the thanks should genuinely be directed
to the literally hundreds of people in the Salsa community, locally and
nationally, that pulled together and made this event exactly what we had hoped
for, a celebration of the activity and community we love so much!
Countless volunteers, performers, guest artists, local dance companies, vendors,
event sponsors, facilities coordinators, and general attendees, gave of their
time, money, and selves to make this event a smashing success! Thanks so
much to all!!!!
We will be publishing a more comprehensive wrap-up later
this week, as well as an online survey so we can incorporate your feedback into
next year's event to make it even better. In the meantime, if you have
comments you wish to share, please post them in the online guestbook.
Follow this link:
http://www.salsaboston.com/congress/gb/viewguest.cgi
Thanks
to the many who already responded with heartwarming messages via
email.
Now, the SOX are continuing the tradition of keeping the fans
hanging on by the very tips of their fingernails, and given game 7 is tonight, I
want you to welcome you all to our first ever "SOX AND SALSA @ SOPHIA'S"
bash! We will have a prejector there and you can watch the game out of one
eye on every other cross-body-lead.... See you
tonight!
************** In This issue: ************** -
Tonight: SOX AND SALSA @ SOPHIAS tonight, 8pm Check out Masa on
Tuesdays! (See mailbag) Friday: Salsa with Havana Club back at
Elk's Lodge (further reonovated) (see
mailbag) - Salsaboston's events Saturday: Noche de Salsa at
BCCA Wednesday: Sophia's Salsa Night, now with Casino
Rueda Thursday: "Salsa for Gringos!" - Sponsor News - This
Week's
Mailbag
************************************** 4th
Annual Boston Salsa Congress(TM) October 15-17, @
Springstep **************************************
GOT CONGRESS
TICKETS??? Prices go up on Monday. Visit the website or call me if
you need help 617-513-9841 www.salsaboston.com/congress People are
coming from all over!!!!
Boston Gets Ready for an exciting weekend of
SALSA,SALSA, and more SALSA in just 2 weeks!!!!!!! If you haven't already,
hop on the website now and surf around to see what all is in store. http://congress.salsaboston.com
Full
event pass, only $150. Gets you three nights of dancing, choice of 30
workshops, all the parties, vendors, and more. Come and go as you please,
no hassle!
congress site http://salsaboston.com/congress Registration
page http://www.salsaboston.com/congress/register.html
Who
is teaching and performing this year? Edie The Salsa Freak - Al Liquid Silver
Espinoza Yamulee, - Juan Matos y Fogarete SalsaMania - Salsa Y
control Hacha y Machete - Noche Latina, Salsa Con Clase
- Majesty in Motion Mambo Tribe - Troy Anthony Aguare -
Hips On Fire - Million Moves man, Ismael Otero Olivia Dasso and more
much much more... see a complete list at http://salsaboston.com/congress/instructors.html
Live
Music, by Hector Cuevas and the Latin Boston Band
Held Saturday and
Sunday at the gorgeous brand-new Springstep Dance Center five minutes north of
downtown Boston. Friday night we will be at one of our other favorite
big-event places, Knights of Columbus in Charlestown.
Don't forget to
book a hotel room, directly next door to Springstep! Suites are only $99,
include breakfast, and each suite holds 6 people. (two beds and a pull out
couch). Plus fridge and stove.
Check it all out on the
website.
Also, if you're intersted in earning some money by promoting the
event to your friends or the general public, be sure to check out the "earn
money" page describing our ticket commission
program.
************************** Noche de Salsa @
BCCA Saturdays! **************************
If you haven't
heard, it's a whole new concept and it will feature all of BCCA's fabulous
instructors dancing there each week and giving the lessons. In other
words, you can expect to see JAM'NASTICS, Hacha Y Machete, Salsa Y Control (with
Johnny and Kelly), and SALSAlort there on a regular basis with many of their
students and dance company members. Lessons are month by month, so you can
develop a sense of continuity with each instructor.
The lessons
schedule: July: Johnny and Kelly (Salsa Y
Control) August: Hacha Y Machete
(tentatively)
*** Noche de la Salsa, @ the BCCA ***
Saturdays BCCA 14 Green Street, Brookline (Coolidge
Corner) 9:30-10:30 Salsa lessons, all levels, no partner
needed. 10:30-2am, dancing, upstairs with DJ's D. Martinez and
Hernan, and
periodic guest DJ's ALL AGES www.salsaboston.com/bcca
Q: Why all
this?
A: Well, we have been listening to the feedback from many people
for the last 8 months since the BCCA opened, and observed what people want and
like, and we came up with this format to put together Boston's ONLY Saturday
Salsa Night, and not only that, in a spacious facility with Boston's best dance
floors and without all the nightclub hassle. This is truly an event "by
Salseros for Salseros".
Q: Will there be people there?
A:
Absolutely! This night is being put together by four dance companies, two
DJ's, SalsaBoston, the BCCA, and many friends. We intend that this will be
the premier Salsa Night on a weekend in Boston with a full house every
week!
Q: Where can I find more info about the night, parking, lessons,
etc.?
A: Several places: - Scroll down to the Mailbag item 1 for more
reopening info - Check out www.salsaboston.com/bcca - Check out the BCCA
website www.bccaonline.com - Call Olaf at 617-513-9841 to make group
reservations and if you have specific questions. - Call BCCA
at 617-738-2800 for general information about BCCA, classes, workshops,
sponsorship and contributions, and studio rentals for private parties and
workshops.
Q: Is there alcohol?
A: No, not at present due to
licensing. However, we don't intend to let that detract from the party, as
past experience has shown! Furthermore that allows the night to be open to
all ages, particularly the college people who are left out in the dark by the
nightclubs. BCCA is in the process of seeking a liquor license so that
patrons may enjoy some drinks, but this is a long and involved process.
Juice, soda, and water are available, as well as some snacks. If there is
demand, we will be looking into light food service like pizza slices and
empanadas, etc.
******************************
SalsaBoston.com presents Salsa Night at
Sophia's Every
Wednesday ******************************
"Boston's original all Salsa,
'by Salseros for Salseros' hotspot!"
ALERT!!! Boston's
first All Salsa club night is now Boston's first TWO FLOORS All Salsa
club night! 2 DJ's, 2 Floors, 2 Lessons, Twice the fun!
1270
Boylston St., Boston (near Kenmore Sq. and Fenway Park)
Every
Wed: 7:45-9:00 NEW! Casino Rueda classes with JAM'NASTICS 7:45-9:15,
introductory and intermediate. Details:
www.salsaboston.com/sophias/rueda.html or scroll down a
bit
9:00-10:00 Following that, Salsa Lessons with Johnny and Kelly at
9:15, beginnner and intermediate, no partner necessary.
NEW NEW
NEW! Starting at 9pm, the basement lounge will be open for dancing with a
second DJ! So if you are an early riser, here's your
chance!
10:00-2am Salsa until 2am! Featuring each Wed. each
month: 1st DJ Jose Baron 2nd DJ
Antonio Ortiz 3rd DJ D. Martinez 4th
DJ Hernan 5th Guest (when there is a 5th Wed.)
Also,
we have a rotation of DJ's in the basement Rumba Room
21+ Proper ID and
Dress $10 Cover, $2 extra for lesson (i.e. $12 before 9pm, $10 after) http://salsaboston.com/sophias
PROPER
DRESS REQUIRED, no tshirts, ratty jeans, caps
Salsa Night at Sophia's
includes a Casino Rueda class from 8:00 to 9:00, as part of the night.
We're doing this because Casino Rueda is a blast and we don't see much of it
around here. In other words, we want to get it going in this area! The
lessons will be taught by members of JAM'NASTICS. There will be an
introductory lesson concurrent with an ongoing intermediate level class. If
you've never done Casino Rueda but know basic Salsa, take the introductory class
once or twice and graduate up to the intermediate level. If you've never
danced Salsa at all, Johnny and Kelly's regular Salsa class will of course still
be happening as usual from 9:00-10:00. $12 covers you for the whole night
($10 after 10:00). If you're an expert and don't plan to take Johnny and
Kelly's class, you will have an hour inbetween to practice, have a drink, or get
a bite to eat downstairs.
If you've never heard of Casino Rueda, it's an
"exhilarating" dance that comes from Cuba via Miami, that can best be described
as "Salsa meets square dancing", or "sychronized Salsa". It's a group
Salsa dance, with partners in a circle, there's a caller and and a bunch of
moves that everyone knows. As the dance progresses, everyone does the same
moves together, often trading partners as part of it. The whole thing is a
blast! If you ever danced in Miami, it's extremely popular down
there.
More details will be posted in
www.salsaboston.com/sophias/rueda.html, with a video clip as
well.
******************************
SalsaBoston.com presents "Salsa Salsa for
Gringos" A dance lesson for...
Um....
"Beginners!" ******************************
Thursday night at
Sophia's 9pm-10:25
A lesson designed for true beginners, ESPECIALLY
those with two left feet. Learn basic dance fundamentals in addition to Salsa
basics. Taught by Yours truly (Olaf), who was once in your shoes! We
have a good time!
Don't be late! The first five minutes are the
MOST IMPORTANT! Drinks and Tapas at Sophia's 4 star restaurant, 6-9. Come early
and have a drink and a bite to eat, makes the lesson more fun!
For group
reservations call 617-351-7001 and mention SalsaBoston.
http://www.salsaboston.com/salsa4gringos/
******************* Sponsor
News: *******************
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professional dance teacher Rix brings years of experience offering beginner and
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**************************** This
Week's Mailbag ****************************
1) Havana Club Update,
Elks lodge this week 2) Cuban Pete workshop in RI, need to register
asap 3) Salsa instructor needed in Wellesley 4) JAM'NASTICS update 5)
Strictly Salsa Fridays in Lincoln, RI opening 6) Tuesdays, Music, Food,
Dance, at Masa, South End on Tremont! 8) Boston Latino International Film
Festival
******************************************************************* 1) Dear
Friends, A quick take on this week's update: 1)
This Friday we open at Elks Lodge in Central Square! 2) Mambo
Mondays rocks 3) Tuesday Latin Night at
Ryles
1. This Friday, we are open at the Elks Lodge in
Cambridge's Central Square. This should be a great
party! Havana Club Friday Night Salsa! October 1
@ Elks Lodge, 55 Bishop Allen Drive, Central Sq, Cambridge 8-9pm Rueda Lessons
w/ MIT Rueda Team, Ivan Skopovi, and Sylvie Garneau 9-10pm Salsa Lessons w/
Salsa y Control 10pm-1am DJ Dance Party w/ Rotation of All-star DJs $10.
21+.
2. Mambo Mondays rocks! Need I say
more...
3. Tuesday, check out our new Latin Night at
Ryles Havana Club Tuesday Latin Night - every
Tuesday September 28th @ Ryles Dance Hall, 212 Hampshire St., Inman Sq.,
Cambridge 8-9pm Rueda Lesson with Sylvie Garneau and Lino Gonzalez 8-9pm Salsa
Lesson with Willie Sanchez and Juliana Melo 9-1am Salsa Dance Party DJ Cuban
Jeff $10. All ages.
Havana Club events this
week:
Friday Night Salsa! Rueda
Lessons 8-9. Salsa lessons 9-10. Dance 10-1. 21+. $10.
Elks Lodge, 55 Bishop Allen Drive, Central Square, Cambridge
Samba Sunday Beginner Samba de Gafieira lesson
7-8:30pm Dance 8:30pm-11pm. Admission is $8/$10 w/ lesson. All
ages. BCCA, 14 Green Street, Coolidge Corner,
Brookline
Mambo Monday Beg Salsa
lesson 9:30-10:15pm. Beg Rueda lesson 10:30-11:30pm Dance
10:00-1am. Admission is $8; $10 with lesson. Ages: 21+ Green
Street Grill, 280 Green Street, Central Square,
Cambridge
Tuesday Latin Night Rueda
Lesson 8-9pm. Salsa Lesson 8-9pm Dance 9pm-1am. Admission is
$10. All ages. Ryles Dance Hall, 212 Hampshire St, Inman Sq,
Cambridge
Sincerely, Jeff
******************************************************************* 2)
Hi
everyone:
Sorry to be a pest about this but payment for the Cuban Pete
workshop is due no later than this Sunday. You can get it to me at
Platforms on Sunday or La Cabana at Strictly Salsa Fridays, in cash, preferable,
or check to Strictly Salsa LLC. of Jeanne Oki. Address is 200 Adelaide
Avenue, Providence, R.I. 02907
It is $35.00, 21st of November, Sunday
afternoon at Platforms. He will perform that night at Platforms. It
will be $10.00 at the door for that night only. Do not miss this
opportunity to see and meet a Legend of the Salsa world.
Jeannie Oki
401-941-8008
Cuban Pete is doing a workshop here for me on the 21st of
November at Platforms , one class at 3 and so far another at 5 and performance
at 9:30 (check him out on Salsapower.com) He is a legend and I am lucky to
have him come up here for me. It is only because we have been friends from
the NY Palladium (100 years ago, ha) He is now pushing 80 and still really
active in the dance community. I am hoping that you as well as a lot of
the Boston crowd will take advantage of seeing him. He will teach all
levels, but specified he would like to have the advanced and professionals
attend. So, if you can help out in any way I would appreciate. It is
$35.00. and can send check to me at 200 Adelaide Avenue, Providence, RI 02907
#401-941-8008 ******************************************************************* 3) Hi
everyone,
I'm looking for a salsa teacher to teach in the Upper School
(grades 9-12) at Dana Hall School in Wellesley. Here are the
details:
Class runs November 30-February 24 Tuesdays and Thursdays
4:15-5:30 p.m. Great students! Dana Hall is near the Wellesley Square
Commuter Rail station.
Please send your resume to the address below,
or contact me directly by phone at 781.235.3010 x3313, or by email at
hkosstrin@danahall.org.
Thanks!
Hannah Kosstrin Interim
Director of Dance Dana Hall School 45 Dana Road Wellesley, MA
02482 (781) 235-3010
x3313 hkosstrin@danahall.org
******************************************************************* 4) ola
Salseros y Salseras,
First off, Jam'nastics would like to thank all of
you who came out to support us at the Boston Salsa Congress this
weekend! Salsa Encendida lit up the stage with the fiery footwork of
their high energy performance and the Jam'nastics' workshop on Saturday,
taught by Anara and Roberto, was very well attended. Thanks for
supporting our instructors and dancers and for helping represent our
wonderful city!
Also, don't forget to attend our ongoing classes
this week!
1. Tomorrow, Tuesday Oct. 19th
Schedule: 6-7pm
Getting Started with Salsa Level I Salsa Partnering with Style Level II-III,
& IV
7-8pm Latin Party Dance Level I-II Salsa Technique Level
II-III, & IV
Prices: Classes are $14p.p
Location: YWCA
located at 7 Temple Street, Cambridge
2. Wednesday Oct. 20th
Rueda
de La Salsa at Sophia's! Beginner through Advanced
levels
Time: 8-9pm
Price: $12 (includes cover for the
classes and dancing)
Location: Sophia's Night Club, 1270 Boylston St.,
Boston
3. Thursday Oct. 21st
Schedule: 6:30-7pm Getting Started
with Salsa Level I Ladies Styling Level II-III
7-7:30pm Salsa Body
Movement Levels I-II, & III-IV
7:30-8:30pm Getting Started with Salsa
Level I Spinning & Partnering Level II & III-IV
8:30-9pm
Footwork Challenge Level I-II & III-IV
Prices: Half hour classes
are $8p.p., and full hour classes are $14p.p.
Location: BCCA, 14 Green
St., Brookline
For more information on the classes and upcoming events
please see our website www.jamnastics.org!
Thanks
again, Jam'nastics
Staff
******************************************************************* 5) Just
to remind everyone that I will be starting STRICTLY SALSA FRIDAYS, at LA CABANA
NIGHTCLUB on Smithfield Avenue in Lincoln, R.I. It is on the Pawtucket
line. It will open at 8:30 p.m. for a lesson ....dancing from 9:00 p.m on...
mostly Salsa with a bit of Merengue and Bachata, same format as Strictly Salsa
Sundays at Platforms. This is in addition to Strictly
Salsa Sundays. I hope this will give us an option on Fridays nights, in
case you do not want to drive to Boston or Randolph,Ma. If you need more
information call me at 401-941-8008 or email me
at okisalsa@netzero.com. Hope to see everyone there to kick it
off...Fridays and Sundays will be terrific!
Jeannie Oki Strictly
Salsa
Sundays
******************************************************************* 6) Submitter: mohamad
el zein Email: masarestaurant@hotmail.com
Info: To whom it may
concern, We have started a
Latin night over at Masa Restaurant. Every Tuesday at 9:30 we have
Manolo's band performing live till 1:00 am. There's salsa dancing,
tapas, margarita's, sangria, mojitos, and more. Great night, lots of
energy, and a perfect playground for those who want to display their Salsa
skills.
Masa 439 Tremont st. Boston, MA 02116
Phone:
617-338-8884 Fax: 617-338-6019 Website:
www.masarestaurant.com
[SalsaBoston's Review] Check out Masa on
Tuesday nights! Featuring live latin jazz starting around 10pm, which
"decays" into Salsa later. It's a great place in the south end, a "high
end" southwestern (meaning somewhat spicy latin and american food)
restaurant. However, they serve $1 Tapas until 11pm--I tried a selection
and they are AWESOME! Order about 5-8 or so, and it's a decent meal.
They also serve a variety of house specialty Mojitos and Margaritas for about
$8-$12 as well, a little pricy, but the Tapas make up for it. No
cover. If you're willing to spend about $25-$20 in a nice loungee
atmosphere, have a few drinks, eat some great food, and some latin music and
dance, check it out. Tell them you heard it
here.
******************************************************************* 7) Boston
Latino International Film Festival For Immediate Release: October 15,
2004 Contact: Jose Augusto Barriga (617) 491-5654 or
jbarriga@bliff.org
Melissa Colon (857) 928-5640 or
MColon@bliff.org
Gil Cordova (617) 628-1492 or GCordova@bliff.org Casa de la Cultura / Center for
Latino Arts is proud to host the Third Annual Boston Latino International Film
Festival October 29 through November 7, 2004
Opening
Reception: Friday, October 29 at 6:00 PM Harvard Film Archives, 24 Quincy
Street, Cambridge, MA 02138 Opening Film: “A Silent Love” at 7:15
PM
Boston, MA – Only America’s biggest and greatest cities host Latino
film festivals; Boston is one of such cities. This year the Boston Latino
International Film Festival will host its third annual festival which will be
filled with nine days of film, panel discussions and special events. Films will
be screened at different venues including the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA), the
Harvard Film Archives (HFA), the Center for Latino Arts (CLA) and the Boston
Public Library (BPL). Prices range from $8 to $12, though screenings at the
library will be free. All Spanish-language films will be subtitled in English.
The opening reception will take place on Friday, October 29th at the Harvard
Film Archives at 6:00 PM.
For a complete schedule and up-to-the-minute
updates, please visit www.bliff.org.
“Four years ago we had an idea to
provide the greater Boston community with a high-quality film festival that
would capture and highlight the diverse experiences of Latinos in the United
States and abroad. Since then, the festival has grown immensely, and support
from the community has been phenomenal,” said Jose Barriga, founder and director
of the festival.
The Boston Latino International Film Festival is
committed to breaking stereotypes and building communities by using the medium
of film to strengthen inter-cultural understanding and promote work of
independent filmmakers. Over 80 films from over 14 countries will be
featured, including the United States, Argentina, Cuba, Spain and Mexico, among
others. For many of these films, it will be their Boston premiere.
La
Casa de la Cultura / Center for Latino Arts will be hosting three of the nine
days (November 4, 6 and 7), including the festival’s closing awards ceremony on
Sunday, November 7.
The Boston Latino International Film Festival is
sponsored in part by Delta Airlines, Telemundo, Masachussetts Cultural Council,
Cambridge Arts Council, MBTA, The David Rockefeller Center for Latin American
Studies at Harvard University, Cultural Agents, Viceversa Communications, El
Mundo Newspaper, Studio Arango, the Center for Latino Arts and Picante Mexican
Restaurant.
Special film highlights include:
FARMINGVILLE (US –
Documentary) Directors: Catherine Tambini and Carlos Sandoval Considered one
of the most important films to debut at the Sundance Film Festival, this
documentary captures the shocking hate-based attempted murders of two Mexican
day laborers that catapult a small Long Island town into national headlines,
unmasking a new front line in the border wars: suburbia. This timely and
powerful film is more than a story about illegal immigration. Ultimately it
challenges us to ask what the “American Dream” really means. (HFA 10/30) Special
Jury Prize at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival.
www.pbs.org/pov/pov2004/farmingville
MISSION MOVIE/UNA PELICULA DE LA
MISIÓN (US – Feature) Director: Lise Swenson Mission Movie/Una Pelicula de la
Misión is assembled from stories of San Francisco’s most vibrant, complex,
in-transition neighborhood. Inner turmoil turns outward in this bilingual urban
drama about the struggle for territory and belonging. The feature tells the
story of a group of diverse neighbors including Mark, a white artist, who is
forced to seek the help of Roger, a Latino artist born and raised in the
Mission, to confront a group of kids who have been tagging his mural. (HFA
10/31)
Best Feature Film at the 2004 New York International Latino Film
Festival. www.missionmovie.org
ONE MAN SHOW: A MUSICAL DOCUMENTARY
(US – Documentary) Director: Ira Rosensweig This documentary features John
Falcon – a charismatic, gay, Latino, once-starving performance artist who rose
from rags to riches after winning $45 million in the New York Lottery, which at
the time made him the state’s largest winner. Merging interviews, cinema verité
style footage, and a live performance of “A Short Puerto Rican Guy Sings Songs
of Angst,” One Man Show illustrates how money can change one’s life, how it
cannot, and what it feels like to be a constant one-man show. (CLA 11/6)
www.onemanshowmovie.com
SANTO DOMINGO BLUES (US/Dominican Republic
– Documentary) Director: Alex Wolfe Originating in the Dominican Republic,
Bachata music has been hailed by some as the anthem for the common man and
criticized by others for its drunken themes and use of crass, sexual lyrics. In
this engaging documentary, the story of Bachata music comes to life with the
help of singer/songwriter Luis Vargas, interviews with both detractors and fans,
and incredible music performances. (CLA 11/7)
www.santodomingoblues.com
SEXUAL DEPENDENCY/DEPENDENCIA SEXUAL
(Bolivia/US – Narrative) Director: Rodrigo Bellot Five teenagers in Bolivia and
the U.S. try to make sense of their sexuality, exposing the universal qualities
inherent in our experiences, where difference is more often assumed. The film
explores the rituals and conflicts of a poor, Bolivian-born girl, a rich, young
man leaving Santa Cruz for university in New York, a Colombian boy visiting his
cousin in Bolivia, a black female college student in New York, and a
model/football player at the same University. With nothing in common, except the
desire to experience true intimacy, their stories are woven together through an
underwear ad campaign, representing everything they feel they are supposed to be
and everything they feel they are not. Their lives unfold and overlap, as each
character becomes victim to their own sexual dependencies. (HFA 10/30)
IndieWire Magazine’s Top Twenty Undistributed Films of 2003.
A SILENT
LOVE/AMOR EN SILENCIO (Canada/M/Mexico – Narrative) Director:
Federico Hidalgo Norman, a quiet, middle-aged college teacher from Montreal
embarks on the adventure of his life when he goes to Mexico to propose to
Gladys, a young woman he met through an Internet agency. Gladys accepts Norman,
but impulsively requires him to bring her widowed mother, Fernanda, with them to
Canada. (HFA 10/29)
Best Screenplay Award at the 2004 Brooklyn
International Film Festival.
www.asilentlove.com
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