Una Rueda completamente Cubana…

Posted on luglio 14th, 2009 di Salsadipendenza

Ecco come si divertono all’Havana…

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Le differenti anime della salsa cubana

Posted on luglio 11th, 2009 di Salsadipendenza

Di Cuba e Puerto Rico si dice spesso che sono di “un pajaro las dos alas”, ovvero di un uccello le due ali. Per molti secoli la loro storia si è evoluta quasi all’unisono, poi ha preso cammini completamente diversi che rispecchiano oggi due realtà sociali quasi agli antipodi.

La differenza non [...]

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Ma i latini ballano come noi?

Posted on luglio 9th, 2009 di Salsadipendenza

Alle volte capita di sentire alcune persone lamentarsi del fatto che si trovano a disagio a ballare con i latino-americani.
“Ma cosa ho imparato a scuola?“,
“Loro non ballano come noi!“,
“Noi facciamo tanti giri, loro no!“,
“Loro ballano con sabor perché sentono la musica, noi facciamo ginnastica!”
Sono frasi queste che si sentono molto spesso [...]

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Vocabolario Cubano: elenco dei termini di maggior uso a Cuba

Posted on giugno 14th, 2009 di Salsadipendenza

Apagon: black-out energetico voluto dallo Stato per risparmiare, viene tolta    l’elettricità solamente in alcuni quartieri e raramente nelle zone turistiche.Añejo: rum invecchiato 7 anni.
Barriga: pancia.
Barrio Chino: quartiere cinese dell’Avana.
Batido: frullato di frutta.
Barrio: quartiere.
Bigote: baffi cubani.
Bloqueo: embargo.
Bronca: rissa.
Cachito: succo di limone
Calle: via.
Camajan: significa drittone, uno che sa come muoversi
Camarones: gamberoni.
Camello: autobus dell’l Avana composto dalla motrice [...]

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