Archive for Colombia
CONEXION LATINA BAND FROM COLOMBIA – OBSESION (BACHATA)
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A famous bachata song performanced by Conexion Latina From Colombia!!!

Salsa Colombia Show 002
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Great moves, great coordination, body language, nice performance and sense of rhythm, you can only can learn the Colombian salsa style with Colombian teachers in London or Cali Colombia the capital of salsa do not get it wrong and make your salsa lesson worth it!

Galeria Cafe Libro, Bogota, Colombia
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Social dancing in one of my favorite Bogota salsa clubs. People here generally dancing Colombia Pegado style but I occasionally see LA style “salsa en linea”. Definitely a place to see if you’re in Bogota. From a Seattle dancers perspective, I’d give the dancing a 5 out of 10 and the music selection and location a 11 out of 10. Plug: For information on salsa tours and cla**es, check out www. BogotaSalsa. com

COLOMBIA
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Volevo mostrare delle belle imagine della mia terra di origine “COLOMBIA” far vedere che il mio paese e una paradiso da visitare che offre tutte le posibilita turistiche agli stranieri, potete trovare del turismo ecologico, mare, montagne nevate e tutto allo stesso tempo, Colombia e un’altra imagine di cio che vuoi conoscete, vi invito a visitarla sarete benvenuti!!

Amazing Dancing Kid – Colombia – Salsa – Mambo – Son Montuno
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THE FIRST TUNE IS: “Cogele el Golpe” (Grab the Beat) by Israel ‘Cachao’ Lopez. . . THE SECOND TUNE IS: ‘Vitamina’ by Noro Morales. . . THE THIRD TUNE IS: ‘Mambo N úmero 8′ by Damaso Perez Prado. . . Boogaloo (shing-a-ling, popcorn music) is a genre of Latin music and dance that was very popular in the United States in the late 1960s. Boogaloo originated in New York City among teenage Cubans and Puerto Ricans. The style was a fusion of popular African American R&B, rock and roll and soul with mambo and son montuno. Boogaloo entered the mainstream through the American Bandstand television program. The boogaloo dance was loose and interpretive in style. Early Boogaloo used a twelve-step sequence that was later sped up into a thirty-step sequence. The most common musical feature was a mid-tempo, looping melody that doubled as the anchoring rhythm, often played on piano or by the horn section. The presence of vocals, especially a catchy, anthematic chorus, was another distinguishing feature, especially in comparison to more instrumental dances like the mambo, guajira and guaracha. Nowadays, the footwork is similar to Pachanga, but tends to be fast and bouncy like jive and also usually counted over an eight beat pattern. In the 1950s and 60s, African Americans in the United States listened to a number of styles of music, including jump blues, R&B and doo wop. Puerto Ricans in New York City shared in these tastes, but also listened to genres like mambo or chachacha. There was much . . .

Colombia es pasion – Touristic video of Medellín / Musica : Grupo Galé
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A Video of Medellin – Colombia es pasion ! It’s impossible to resume a city in 3 minutes, but that’s a preview of Medellin (Envigado, Poblado, Santo Domingo, Metro de Medellin,. . ). As you can see is more than drugs and violence ! Una compilacion de videos que tome en mis diferentes viajes a Medellín la ciudad mas hermosa de COLOMBIA PAPA ! Musica : Grupo Galé (Salsa) Con la musica : Salsa Colombiana (colombian salsa) Grupo Galé – Ave marie pues Musica salsa colombia, Grupo Gale ( ave maria pues )
