- Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
- Redondo Beach meeting seeks input on Aviation Boulevard bike lane plan
- Man dies from injuries suffered in Torrance auto crash
- House committee to review Port of L.A. use of stimulus funds for boat
- L.A. council to rename City Hall East after former Mayor James Hahn
- State water-quality board approves plan for restoring ocean waters near ports
- 'Giant Voice' public address system to be tested in San Pedro
- Mel Gibson likely won't testify at deputy's trial
- Civic Light Opera moves operations to San Pedro's Warner Grand
- For the Record: Civic Light Opera move
Archive for March, 2010
We came to our readers and we asked you to give us a list of Salsero/Salsera DO’s and DON’Ts, and you delivered! Here is a list of some of the best answers we received via e-mails and via our Facebook fan page. (In no particular order)
- DON’T drip sweat all over your partner! – Irene Green
- Men, DON’T grip the ladies arms and wrists so tight that they wake up with bruises in the morning!- Grace Moya
- Please DO put on deodorant! If you forget…make a pit stop because they even sell some at 7 Eleven!- Karla Navarro
- DON’T wreak of skunk!- Ruth Alvarez
- DON’T elbow your partner or your neighbors! – Alfredo Espinosa
- DON’T wear clunky shoes or super high Stilettos on the dance floor! – Ruth Alvarez
- DON’T have sweaty hands; use a hand wipe after dancing with multiple partners.
- Please DO be nice and teach the new ones who also love Salsa. – Magarita Gamero
- DO pay attention! Especially if you are new…don’t wave to your friends while you are dancing. – Emanuel Thomas
- DO dance to the “Sonora Carruseles” rumbas!!! – Rudy Alvarado
- Yes let’s dance! – Barbara Brook
- DO ask everyone to dance, not just the people you think are “good”. – Tamra Wright
- DON’T leave your partner stranded in the middle of a song! Rude! – Rose Smith
Now it’s time to vote! Go on to our Facebook fan page HERE and let us know your favorite answer! Please make sure to include the name of the person who wrote the entry so we can keep an accurate count. The person with the most votes will win a SalsaSouthBay.com travel mug and t-shirt!
Most of us in the South Bay are aware that El Pollo Inka is one of the hottest places in the South Bay for Salsa on Friday and Saturday nights. But did you know they also have dancing on Sunday too! SSB.com just recently learned that lessons and dancing are now being offered on Sundays.
The lessons are taught by Latin Dance Forever. The first lesson begins at 5pm for the beginners, and the intermediate class starts at 6pm. They have a class plus dinner package for only $15! There are also Bachata lessons. For more information on the classes CLICK HERE.
El Pollo Inka
1425 W Artesia Blvd. Suite 14
Gardena, CA 90248
310-516-7101
Who needs to drive all the way to Stevens Steakhouse on Sunday! Support Salsa right here in the South Bay.
