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Brace yourself, because I will take you on a trip down memory lane! Come prepared to sing and dance to popular music from the 80s, 90s and beyond.
We will mix and celebrate musical genres, time periods, and languages from all of the Americas.
Se vale todo/anything goes as long as it is popular and danceable!
Our DJ is open to special requests, so if you have any song you want to hear that evening, just post it here and we will pass it along to add it to the playlist.
Saturday May 4, 2013
10pm- 2am
NO COVER
Little Bucharest Bistro
3661 N Elston Chicago IL 60618
==THIS IS A COSTUME-OPTIONAL PARTY==
We welcome party-goers who want to wear costumes of famous singers and fashion of the era. BE CREATIVE AND HAVE FUN DOING IT!
Come for some awesome Puerto Rican art, food and music at this fundraiser benefiting Africaribe, a non-for-profit organization that is dedicated to the preservation of , research, promotion and development of the Puerto Rican and Caribbean cultures through, music, dance, theatre and other artisitic mediums. Then stay to enjoy their Monthly Bombazo that will be kicked off by the B-girls of Dirty Sneakers Crew & AfriCaribe.
For those of you who follow this blog, Africaribe was the organization who helped us with the Afro-Peruvian dance flash mob initiative from last year. They also participated in our Afro-Latino drum circle last January. I had the pleasure to interview Africaribe for CAN TV a few months ago. Here is an excerpt of that tv show:
I hope you can come and support this great organization that supports not only Puerto Rican culture in Chicago, but also cultural initiatives from other countries. Tonight for example, in addition to Bomba, they will have Hip Hop, R&B, Rumba, Salve, Salsa, and Belly Dance!
Art exhibit, and Performances go from 6pm and on and the AfriCaribe Bombazo at 8pm. Family, Community, Musician and Artist Friendly! Come and enjoy what their beautiful community has to offer!
6pm – Art Exhibit
6:00 to 8pm – Performances
8pm – BombazoArtists & Performers:
Between Rags & Dolls
Maino Art
Pinqy Ring
OLAS Dance
ASPIRA Club
Eduardo Arocho
Primitivo Cruz
Anissa Vega
Laura Magdalena
Laura Dances
Mary Alduen
Robert Carani Photography
Fotos by Koko
Grupo Cedifé
B-girls of Dirty Sneakers Crew and more……$5.00+ suggested donation
Food, Sweets and Drinks for sale
Location:
AfriCaribe Cultural Center – 2547 W. Division – Paseo Boricua
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