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SalsaPower

geo — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 20:28:23 -0600

SalsaPower aims to bring the world of Cuban Salsa to the forefront with an extensive site including city guides, interviews, cd reviews and message boards. This site is bilingual and includes tons of links to other sites.

For more information, go to salsapower.com...

Detroit NOT a salsa city? and Dancing salsa when out of town

jesssoul — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 10:25:14 -0600

So, I posted this question on MySpace, but I also wanted to see if anyone here knows of good places to go in Las Vegas to dance salsa - advice or feedback not found when performing a Google search suc

Nuevotec

geo — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 10:08:56 -0600

The Nuevotec video crew roams the salsa world, interviewing and documenting the performers, instructors, dancers and people who make it all happen. Their fun and professionaly produced videos are one of the best sources to learn about the international salsa scene. They have been around since 2006 and have hundereds of videos and podcasts. They also have a blog site with news, commentary and profiles. They are a who's who of the salsa stage. This is a site to keep your eye on!

For Nuevotec videos check out www.nuevotec.com...

For Nuevotech blogs, check out www.blog.nuevotec.com

Addicted2Salsa.com

geo — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 20:00:08 -0600

Addicted2Salsa is one of the best websites out there for learning about happenings in the salsa world. Hosted by the salsa addicted Anthony Persuad, Addicted2Salsa brings a running commentary to the salsa lifestyle with comedic edge. Check out their podcast section for music reviews, commentary and interviews. Persuad who is an avid social dancer covers virtually every aspect of learning about salsa dancing, music and social dancing in his blogs and podcasts. This is a site everyone should check out!

For more information check out www.addicted2salsa.com...

iSalsa Magazine

geo — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 17:21:46 -0600

iSalsa Magazine is a new print magazine highlighting the national and international salsa scene. Started in in 2006, it's published quarterly and targeted at everyone in the salsa scene from the performers to the to the casual, weekend-only dancers. Just glancing through, its obvious that this is a pretty high quality magazine with a wide range of articles and great art work.