Updates from January, 2010
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angelmar99
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Nayan
Hi everyone! Hope you all are doing well.
I need help – need the name of this song -> http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1298515153668&ref=nf
The song clip starts at 02:01. Any comments?
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dmaister
Hello! If anyone is in the Miami area, just wanted to inform you all that SalsaCraze classes are once again starting for the new year. First class if free!
SalsaCraze
We teach group based Casino Rueda Salsa; extremely fun environment!
First class is free, after that, $25 for the entire semester (13 weeks).
Wednesdays: 7 PM Beginners, 8 PM Intermediate
Fridays: 6 PM Beginners, 7 PM Intermediate, 8 PM Advanced
University of Miami – Coral Gables Campus, 2nd floor I-lounge. Check site for directions.
E-mail: SalsaCraze@gmail.com
Website: http://www.salsacraze.orgSee you there!
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Franky
Hi all,
I’m trying to figure out the names of 2 songs I recorded from a workshop. My Spanish is pretty poor …
Perhaps you know them?
http://frank-foto.de/x/Song1.mp3
http://frank-foto.de/x/Song2.mp3
Thanks for any hint!
Franky
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ALONZO
hi anthony and julie I’m new to this great world of salsa I’m Latin but I do not know the forum rules so I practice my english. I have some questions about the salsa dance I seen the podcasts find salsa beat (very good) but I have a question about in some salsa songs dont use or I could not hear the “clave” my question is in what can I “basarme” to find the salsa beat in this songs…. thanks(sorry for my english)
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Marco
Though I am a proud Spanish speaker, it is unfortunately my second language and some of the more unusual words get the best of my Google translator and me.
The corus in El Cantante “Hoy te dedico mis mejores pregones” the word pregones could use some refining in my vocabulary.
I have seen “cries” as the direct translation. I take the”s” off and the translation gets a bit more reasonable with “preaches.”
My guess, from understanding the rest of the lyrics is that the meaning is closer to “sermon” or “lamentations.”
Someone set me straight =]
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Naveen
Anyone know this salsa song? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7mCbQuoyrc
Marco
I’m sure someone with the Shazam app will pull through (you might have better sucess at the Facebook Fan Page.)
Marco
After looking, your question was already answered on Facebook, take a look…
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Salsa-101
Attitude Drives Behavior
Attitudes drive behavior. Your body language is a result of your mental attitude. By choosing your attitude you get in that mood and send out a message that everyone understands, consciously or unconsciously.
Besides learning the moves, postures, and steps to a dance, you need to develop ATTITUDE. Attitude is your
showcase to the world. Wether it’s an interview for a job, declaring your case (in court), walking into a room full of strangers, or stepping on to an empty dance floor. When you have attitude you are in control, you look and behave like an expert. Basically you know what you’re doing, and you’re going to do it your way.This is one of the techniques from ‘Dancing with the Stars’ taught to the beginners. Before you can look good, you have to ACT good, before you can act good you have to THINK good, before you can think good you have to have ATTITUDE.
Got Attitude ?
Ramón N
http://www.salsa-101.comlonbluster
Hey man, you have a clue of what you are saying? You are going spiritual !!! Before thinking there is only that… you will have to start teaching spirituality, or anthroposophy!
Are you ready?Salsa-101
1) I HAVE studied religion (Eastern and Western).
2)Never did I use the word ‘ONLY’
3) and a simple GOOGLE search of “the meaning of attitude” will enlighten you,Never mind I did it for you..
ATTITUDE
at⋅ti⋅tude (noun)
1. A position of the body or manner of carrying oneself: stood in a graceful attitude. See Synonyms at posture.
a. A state of mind or a feeling; disposition: had a positive attitude about work.
b. An arrogant or hostile state of mind or disposition.2. the way a person views something or tends to behave towards it, often in an evaluative way
3. a theatrical pose created for effect (esp in the phrase strike an attitude)
4. a position of the body indicating mood or emotion
5. Informal a hostile manner don’t give me attitude, my girl
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havechipsneedsalsa
I’ve been doing Salsa for about a year now. I’ve been going to clubs on average once a week, maybe as much as 3 times. I’m a member of the local Salsa Dance Performance team, but I can’t social dance well at all. I’ve been studying the videos shown here, but it’s hard to practice alone. I don’t have many friends that salsa, and the ones that do are too busy dancing with the pros. Lately, private instruction and dance studios have been on my mind so that I can finally dance like any other guy. Of course, I’ve also fallen for a beautiful salsera, but she wants to dance with the pros. What am I missing here? Does anyone think the privates and studios are really worth the money? I’m working part time and I am limited by my budget. Any other suggestions and tips would be great! Thanks.
Anthony Persaud
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adejes01 2:25 pm on January 23, 2010Permalink |
Hey, I think this is the song…
Ruben Blades – El Padre Antonio Y Su Monaguillo Andres
Happy Dancing!
Nayan 8:17 pm on January 23, 2010Permalink |
Sorry for my previous message and mistake! The song name is correct. :-/