For decades, la princesa de la salsa, La India, has been a voice not only for women in Latin music but also for women worldwide. With ballads of love, anguish, and optimism, it’s no wonder that the 55 ...
Salsa started as a Caribbean phenomenon, but it spread all over the world like wildfire, and its devilish rhythm and sinuous melodies are now universal. At its best, salsa can rock as hard as rock. It ...
SEATTLE — Salsa Cubana is alive and thriving in Puget Sound from its birthplace in Havana to West Seattle. Born and raised in Havana, Yasiel Calderón fell in love with the style of dance thanks to his ...
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