Son Boricua at Taino Towers - "Bilongo"
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- We performed at Taino Towers in NYC for the Wednesday Salsa Nights. Featured soloist are: J.R. DeJesus-piano & Mike Freeman-Vibes. An old school dancer puts on a show at the start of this song, the classic Eddie Palmieri number from circa 1969.
Nice. Very Nice. Love those vibes!!
Qué mucho lo baile con mi esposo puertorriqueño, 43 años de matrimonio hermosos recuerdos, amo borinquen su gente y musica.
Esta musica nunca pasara' de moda melodia pura.
Excelente muy bien tocado tremenda banda Bravo
I am surfing the New York clubs from Baltimore, MD, I use to live in Brooklyn, NY, than moved upstate to complete grad school at RIT. At present, I am looking for these old school dancers living vicariously through their movement, I missed the late nights when I would dance at the Copa and some of the original mambo dancers were on the floor at 3 to 4 am in the morning, and they had to be pushing 80.that was 30 yrs ago. I said when I reach their age, although I am in my 60s I wanted to move like them so I studied hard their footwork and timing when I went to Puerto Rico back in the day to dance, the dancer were asking me where did I learn to dance, I said New York or "la gran ciudad" especially at Jimmy's Bronx Cafe, Latin Quarters, The Wild Palms, and Orchard Beach, you had to protect your partner on the dance floor or "turn on a dime and have change left over."
Grande Marcos, gracias por compartir esta joya.
He oído esta canción interpretada por muchos grupos y orquestas. A la misma vez hay que darle crédito a este gran grupo o sexteto de Jose Mangual Jr. con los arreglos de JR De Jesús en el piano y todos los integrantes que son muy buenos. Buen arreglo de Bilongo
bravisimos esto es ritmo
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Cuba y Puerto Rico 🏖️🌊💃👗🌹👫♑♋
it's great to see real original natural Ol' School Dancers, not those robotic studio, pay to learn how to dance Salsa...Power to PowerFlex500
Yes, agree. Those are the best dancers.
@@powerflex500 What I call Original Palladium Dancers...Keep up your Good Work...God Bless
I totally agree, I am surfing the New York clubs from Baltimore, MD, I use to live in Brooklyn, NY, than moved upstate to complete grad school at RIT. At present, I am looking for these old school dancers living vicariously through their movement, I missed the late nights when I would dance at the Copa and some of the original mambo dancers were on the floor at 3 to 4 am in the morning, and they had to be pushing 80.that was 30 yrs ago. I said when I reach their age, although I am in my 60s I wanted to move like them so I studied hard their footwork and timing when I went to Puerto Rico back in the day to dance, the dancer were asking me where did I learn to dance, I said New York or "la gran ciudad" especially at Jimmy's Bronx Cafe, Latin Quarters, The Wild Palms, and Orchard Beach, you had to protect your partner on the dance floor or "turn on a dime and have change left over."
Salsa na ma zumbaa
Whats the name of the intro song? Es buenísimo.
"Lo Mio Es Salsa" por Sarabsnda
Bilongo se compuso en 1937.