It’s a well established trend that your second night is one of the toughest. Part of it is that everyone wants to come to a grand opening, and then all of the people that only come occasionally have just come, so they won’t be coming back for a while. For us here at CapCity Salsa, we came in fresh off the high of an amazing first event… and I am here to say that Columbus came out again to say that they love to dance to that rich, danceable salsa beat. We’re stoked. We’re excited. We’re ready to do it again, and from the feedback we are receiving… it sounds like everyone else feels exactly the same.

In related news, our next event will be Salsa at Gallery Hop on October 3rd from 5pm to 10pm. This is a free event open to the existing dance community and anyone that happens to be walking by. This will be out-door, on-the-sidewalk dancing so bring your tennis shoes or Vans. If you can’t make it for the whole time, no worries. Think of Salsa at Gallery Hop as a BBQ without the food. Come, dance, hang out, dance, look at some art, dance, go to a restaurant, dance. It’s big fun, and there is just something special about dancing outside.

One last thing, check the gallery for photos from the Vintage Salsa Night

Enough yabbering… here are some songs from our playlist on 9/23/09 (links open in iTunes)
Tito Puente – Ti Mon Bo
Cheo Feliciano – Nabori
Alfredo de la Fe – Asomate a la Ventana
Pape Fall – African Salsa
El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico – Achilipú

Hello everyone. This is the first entry in the CapCity Salsa blog. We’ll get into what will be coming up in a later entry… for now, here are some of the songs you heard on September 9th. All the links below will open up in iTunes.

Joe Cuba Sextet – Bochinchosa
Africando – Ntoman (featuring Salif Keita)
Lebron Brothers – Sin Negro No Hay Guaguancó
Eddie Palmieri – Tu Tu Ta Ta
Joe Arroyo – Yamulemau

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