Salsa Saturday: La Borinqueña & DJ Trambo

Led by bassist Ruddy Bolaños, La Borinqueña delivers a classic Puerto Rican salsa sound that caters to the dancers in the crowd! Pick the best option for your night out! Avoid disappointment and purchase your dancing-only tickets through Eventbrite or reserve a table for dinner or bottle service. -- Dancing Only Tickets (All Night) -- Want to dance the night away but don't need a seat? Purchase a general admission ticket in advance for $25 or be spontaneous and pay $30 at the door. These general admission/dancing-only tickets do not include food or seating but do include the 8:30 dance lesson! -- Dinner, Dance lesson and Show Prix Fixe (7 to 10pm) -- Our $64 Dinner, Dance Lesson and Show Prix Fixe includes the cover charge and is perfect for date nights, birthdays or anniversary parties, stagettes or any celebration of life. Reserve your table at lula.ca/reservations -- SCHEDULE -- 7:00 pm - Arrive for dinner, check your coat and order from Lula's Tropical Menu - Lula.ca/menu 8:30 - Dance Lesson with Dreyser of Drey Dance Academy 9:00 pm - Live Music Begins 10:00 pm - DJ Set Begins. When this early seating finishes, guests can hit the dance floor and enjoy music until closing *You can keep your table for the rest of the night — Just order a bottle for your party! -- Celebrating a special occasion? -- You'll love our Weekend Celebration Special! Parties of 12 or more get 1 FREE Prix Fixe Dinner - If you're planning a large party book it at lula.ca/reservations -- Our Celebration Special includes -- -Cover for the live band, dance lesson and DJ -3 course dinner from our prix fixe menu -FREE 1oz mojito for the guest of honour -FREE round of 'Havana Nights' shooters for the table -- About La Borinqueña -- La Borinqueña Orchestra’s big salsa sound, hard hitting tunes and intense rhythmic drive caters to the dancers in the crowd. Catchy melodies and impactful horn arrangements come together in a perfect blend of classic and aggressive salsa styles. The group emerged out of a project commissioned by the Lulaworld festival back in 2017, with the intention of highlighting the music of Puerto Rico. The project has evolved to include Bolaños’ original compositions alongside classic Puerto Rican repertoire. Leader of La Borinqueña, bassist Ruddy Bolaños has been contributing to Toronto’s Latin music scene since the early 90s and has toured and recorded across North America with the likes of Tito Rojas, Eddie Santiago and Son de Cali.