Sat 19 Oct Viva Latino! Salsa Camden #SalsaBrava

On Saturday 19 October we are bringing the new wave of latin music to our Latin Groove sessions in Camden town. We are introducing you into the vibes of the golden age of Salsa Nuyorican style from Cuba to Puerto Rico with a twist from Cali, Colombia to El Callao, Peru a well known places in South America for their famous discotecas, a treasure troves of old-school salsa and other Latino music. Later on we switch into a blend of latin rhythms fused with global beats, A journey through the past and present of latin american music from classic sounds to modern remixes alongside South american wine, Margaritas and mojitos. Our dance floors are freestyle so you can bring your own steps and moves without getting stuck to the floor, on any case you will follow your instincts and follow the basics moves , then you will be ready to have fun. If you love Salsa dura, Salsa Vieja, enjoy Pachanga, Mambo and Cha Cha Cha; join us to the real deal who will bring you memories of that Salsa feeling of the 70's-80's where everything started. On the decks Carlitos Nino DJ & special guests bringing the 70's Nuyorican salsa sounds, salsa brava, latin funk and boogaloo alongside the past and present of latin american music with a global twist. + Video screen concert. Special guest : DJ Alex Salsita one of the UK legendary latin DJ's from the capital of salsa, bringing the Cali sessions with Salsa dura, Golpe, Guateque & Guaguanco. Our Tropical bar welcome you full of cocktails,top bottles of Colombian Aguardiente, Havana Rum, Chilean wine, Old parr, Mexican Tequila, classic beers, soft drinks, spirits and more! Get ready your tropical and latin american shirts, hats and dancing shoes! MAIN ROOM at The Latin Groove Camden. From 10pm until 3am. Bring your ID. over 18+ only Venue: The Latin Groove, 18 Kentish Town Rd, Camden Town, London NW1 9NX ( Next to Camden town station) #VivaLatino #SalsaBrava #Ourlatinthing Contact: info @latinosinlondon.com Synopsis >> Fania Records was an independent record label that defined the sound of Latin music in New York during the 1960s. By the ‘70s, its artists had become so well known throughout the world that their influence can be heard to this day. These artists were Latin American immigrants, synthesizing the folkloric music of their heritage with the energy and sounds they were exposed to after relocating to New York. “Fania is to Latin music as Motown is to Soul.