The folks over at Sabor on the Bay are bringing to San Diego another great upcoming boat party and this time the theme is right in line with Halloween.  The Dia De Los Muertos Boat Party hosted by Sabor on the Bay will feature the same great music choices on various floors of entertainment but with the added focus of Halloween you’ll be able to see ghosts, goblins and heroes of all sorts dancing the night away.

This intimate yacht party will feature 2 floors of entertainment with salsa/bachata and hip hop/top 40 throughout the night.  Only 600 tickets will be available for this event so make sure you secure your ticket and avoid being left at the dock.

Don’t forget to wear your favorite Halloween costume to join in the festivities and to be entered automatically into the Best Costume competition during the night with a chance to win some money.

RitmoBello.com and the San Diego Salsa and Latin Dancing Meetup Group will be on hand in costume to enjoy the festivities and we invite you to take part as well.  To find out more information about the event and to purchase tickets please visit the event page on the San Diego Salsa and Latin Dancing Meetup Group Calendar.

See you all on the yacht and in costume!

John ;-)

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Let’s say you have a whole collection of shoes that you know would work great for your dancing but the rough heel tip simply won’t work on the hard dance floor.  The easy solution is to apply suede heel wraps to the back tip and transform that shoe collection into your salsa dance toolbox of fashion. Suede heel wraps are a simple fix that are easy and quick to apply to any shoe with a heel.  The wrap simply goes around the tip and with a little work you can trim the excess pieces that show to keep the suede only on the non-visible bottom part of the heel.  The result of this application is a shoe that allows for better turns, spins and maneuverability making for an overall better dance experience.

The suede heel wrap can be found at EK Clothing with a keyword search of “suede”.  Also don’t forget the front part of the shoe with the toebox area that can benefit from application of the same type of material.   If you have any other  suggestions for adapting heels to dancing feel free to leave a comment.

Thanks and see you all on the dance floor.

John ;-)

@RitmoBello

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