El barrio Obrero, uno de los sectores más emblemáticos de Cali y reconocido por su vínculo histórico con la salsa, continúa avanzando en un proceso de transformación urbana que combina mejoramiento de ...

CALI, Colombia, 28 oct (Xinhua) -- El Festival Mundial de Salsa de Cali 2024 desarrollado del 24 al 27 de octubre en el Coliseo El Pueblo continuó este año con su labor como semillero y plataforma de ...

The city of Cali, Colombia, is known for great salsa music — and, in the past, deadly drug cartels. The two are not entirely separate. The point of a tradition is that it's been around a while. It's ...

La voz original del Grupo Niche visitó la Ruta de la Salsa en la Comuna 20, donde reafirmó su vínculo con el barrio, recordó su paso por la zapatería y prometió una composición inspirada en las calles ...

Cali (Colombia), 30 oct (EFE).- Fauren Andrés Uribe tiene 20 años, una vida llena de dificultades y una pasión por el baile, concretamente por la salsa, que se le nota cuando suenan las primeras notas ...

More than 20 international delegations of dancers participate in the 17th edition of the World Salsa Festival in Cali, Colombia. The festival also offers open classes and activities to learn how to ...

Party next to where you sleep at Now Hotel (from $223 a night), a trendy yet friendly boutique hotel located in the Granada neighborhood. The area is known for its dance clubs, but you can easily just ...

Wealth, like oxygen, can get thinner at altitude. The distribution of riches in big Colombian cities, for example, has been a surprise to me. I don’t mean economically. I mean topographically.

I looked up and saw the handsome stranger I’d been watching on the dance floor for half an hour at Tin Tin Deo, one of the hottest clubs in Santiago de Cali, the “salsa capital of the world.” Ever ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Grupo Niche‘s “Cali Pachanguero” has transcended generations, cultures and language barriers. The fast-paced track, penned by the ...

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