The annual Dia De San Juan Salsa Festival is coming June 23rd and with it tons of live music, dancing and food. The event will feature Charlie Aponte along with a host of other live performers and DJ’s. If you are not familiar with Charlie Aponte check out this YouTube video of his excellent music:
The Dia De San Juan Salsa Festival is also well known for its great food vendors who will be featuring authentic dishes from Puerto Rico, Cuba, the Dominican Republic and Mexico.
The 2018 Dia de San Juan Festival is coming to San Diego courtesy of Latin Flavor Productions. The all day event will feature live salsa bands, DJ’s, Puerto Rican food and an overall great cultural celebration.
Tickets are now onsale for the event and you can find out more information about it on The San Diego Salsa & Latin Dancing Meetup Group event page. Make sure to check the restrictions and guidelines as there is expected to be a very large attendance to this popular event. If you have never been to a Dia de San Juan Festival make sure to watch the video below for a quick preview of what to expect:
See you all at the San Diego Dia de San Juan Salsa Festival 2018!
San Diego’s Dia de San Juan Salsa and Bachata Festival is coming up soon and with it a great opportunity to experience Puerto Rican culture here locally. The Dia de San Juan has its roots in the Catholic feast day of St. John, commemorating the birth of St. John the Baptist 6 months before Jesus’ birth (which is why it falls on June 24th.)
This year we are fortunate to have none other than Tito Puente Jr. performing live at the event. A Tribute to El Rey Tito Puente Featuring his son and Honoring the great Timbalero from the Tito Rodriguez Orchestra, Mr. Pat Rodriguez will be some of the highlights this year.
Presented by Tommy Rosas’ Latin Flavor Productions, the event will be hosted by Chris Springer of Jazz 88.3 fame. There will be a salsa and bachata emphasis with 2 stages of great music for all those interested in celebrating the holiday.
The 4th Annual San Diego Salsa Bachata Festival is now in the history books and if you are like me your legs are still recovering from all the dancing (and you are catching up on lost sleep!). I want to take the opportunity to thank Angel and Tulane, Albert Torres, and the whole San Diego Salsa/Latin dance community for honoring not just Ritmo Bello but also Dan Delino and Tommy Rosas.
I received some emails and twitter messages asking me what the award I received looked like so I posted it here for you to check out.
Congratulations to all the dance show participants, especially the local dance studios, who went above and beyond to show San Diego’s true dance talent.
