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SUMMARY:Barrio Bugalú
DESCRIPTION:BYOB! Free Salsa Class at 6:45 pm | Complimentary Food (While Supplies Last) | $10 Suggested Donation not required for admission \nAlmost two decades ago some of the most serious Latin record collectors in Chicago joined forces to play for a packed dance floor at Sonotheque as part of the Chicago World Music Festival (2007). The monthly all-vinyl Barrio Bugalú was born at one of Chicago’s top audiophile destinations. SRBCC relives Barrio Bugalú with appearances by the original host DJs (Super Barrio Brothers and Agúzate DJ Crew)\, as well as special sets by some of Chicago’s most avid vinyl selectors. \nHeld every last Friday of the month\, Barrio Bugalú is not just a dance party; it’s a celebration of history\, a tribute to the pioneers of Latin music\, and a testament to the timeless power of Afro-Caribbean rhythms to bring people together. \nNo reservations needed.
URL:https://segundoruizbelvis.org/event/barrio-bugalu/
LOCATION:Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center\, 4048 West Armitage Avenue\, Chicago\, IL\, 60639\, United States
CATEGORIES:Dance,events,Parties
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SUMMARY:Carnival! Open Rehearsal and Plenazo
DESCRIPTION:  \nJoin us as we prepare to represent Puerto Rico at Navy Pier’s annual International Carnival. This year we enlisted the help of Noel Rosado (Viento de Agua\, La Máquina Insular\, Roberto Roena y su Apollo Sound) to take our plena to the next level. Joining Rosado we have Los Pleneros de Don Segundo “agrandado” with a heavy horn section. We will have food while supplies last\, BYOB policy y mucha plena! \n  \n \n  \nErik Noel Rosado\, musician\, percussionist and singer. He was born in Brooklyn\, New York\, in 1966 and grew up in Puerto Rico\, between Carolina and Villas Palmeras. He is a student of masters of Caribbean percussion and Puerto Rican culture. Among them\, Angel Cachete Maldonado\, Luis Daniel Cepeda\, Giovanny Hidalgo\, Modesto Cepeda\, Antony Carrillo and Tito Matos among other greats. He has collaborated as a percussionist\, chorus and singer in orchestras and groups in the genres of salsa\, merengue\, rumba\, bomba\, plena and more. Groups such as\, Los Hermanos Cepeda\, Areyto\, Conjunto Tipikón\, Pleneros del Truco\, Truco y Zaperoko\, Los Majaderos de Cachete\, Yubá Iré\, Roberto Roena\, José Alberto “El Canario\,” and Tito Nieves. Since Tito Matos’ return to Puerto Rico\, for over 20 years he has formed part of Viento de Agua.
URL:https://segundoruizbelvis.org/event/carnival-open-rehearsal-and-plenazo/
LOCATION:Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center\, 4048 West Armitage Avenue\, Chicago\, IL\, 60639\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts,Dance,events
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SUMMARY:La Cantera Live at the Chicago Salsa Congress | Pop-up Social
DESCRIPTION:Join Marquette Park Music Program\, Cafe con Leche\, PRAA\, and La Cantera\, SRBCC in the Lasalle Ballroom for a pop up social! \nSponsored by TOCA Percussion \n  \nThe mission of the Chicago International Salsa Congress is to unite cultures and generations\, engender leadership through empowerment opportunities in its showcase and to keep alive the history of the many cultures’ contributions to the creation and evolution of Latin\, Afro-Latin and Afro-Caribbean music and dance. \nThe Chicago International Salsa Congress is brought to you by a special group of dedicated individuals whose energy\, skills\, passion and perseverance unite to bring you the number one Latin Music and Dance event in the Midwest! \nOver the past 30 years\, Cultural Expressions Productions\, and the Chicago Intercultural Alliance founded by Rosita and Saladeen Alamin\, have created and nurtured a multicultural and multi-generational community celebrating Afro-Latin music and dance. This group’s unwavering support of the community through consistent production of exceptional events that included fund raisers for children with HIV. \nThey produced the first all ages inclusive event for 15 years\, “Sizzling Mambo Sundays” at the Presidential Towers. Deeply committed to uniting cultures\, Cultural Expressions supports\, mentors\, and uplifts both emerging and established artists while celebrating the origins and history of Latin and Afro-Latin music and dance through the salsa congress concept. \nIn 2002 they produced the first Chicago International Salsa Congress (CISC) now in its 22nd year. The CISC fosters personal awareness\, develops leadership\, creativity and inspires highest performance by providing emerging artists an opportunity to learn from and perform with professional artists in the congress showcase. CISC artistic director\, Saladeen Alamin was awarded the Andy Vasquez Award for contributions to Latin dance at the World Salsa Congress\, San Juan\, PR\, July\, 2003. The executive producers\, Rosita and Saladeen\, have received awards for their vision and contributions to Latin music\, culture and dance by the World Salsa Congress in San Juan\, PR (July\, 2003 and 2005)\, Philadelphia Salsa Congress in 2008 and the LA Salsa Congress in California (May\, 2005).
URL:https://segundoruizbelvis.org/event/la-cantera-live-at-the-chicago-salsa-congress-pop-up-social/
LOCATION:Westin O’Hare\, 6100 N River Rd\, IL 60018\, Rosemont\, IL\, 60018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts,Dance,events,La Cantera
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SUMMARY:Barrio Bugalú Welcomes International Latino Dance Festival
DESCRIPTION:FREE BYOB EVENT! $10 Suggested Donation \nAbout our Guests: The International Latino Dance Festival \nOrganized and produced by the International Latino Cultural Center\, the Chicago Latino Dance Festival is back for a second year! Come join us for three days of dance performances from some of Chicago’s best performing dancers. Dancers from Spain\, Puerto Rico\, Mexico\, Panamá\, Venezuela\, Colombia\, Brazil will take the stage in this one of a kind dance event. \nAbout Barrio Bugalú \nAlmost two decades ago some of the most serious Latin record collectors in Chicago joined forces to play for a packed dance floor at Sonotheque as part of the Chicago World Music Festival (2007). The monthly all-vinyl Barrio Bugalú was born at one of Chicago’s top audiophile destinations. SRBCC relives Barrio Bugalú with appearances by the original host DJs (Super Barrio Brothers and Agúzate DJ Crew)\, as well as special sets by some of Chicago’s most avid vinyl selectors. \nHeld every last Friday of the month\, Barrio Bugalú is not just a dance party; it’s a celebration of history\, a tribute to the pioneers of Latin music\, and a testament to the timeless power of Afro-Caribbean rhythms to bring people together. \nA Unique Collaboration for Dancers \nLive dance performances and vinyl DJ sets throughout the night. $10 suggested donation requested to sustain SRBCC’s Artist Fund. BYOB! Free Salsa Dance Class. \nFood and beverage available for purchase. \nAll ages welcome. \nInvited Artists: \nDJ Carlos Guate spinning all vinyl salsa between sets. \n\n\nTierra Colombiana (Colombia)\n\nFounded in 1992 by Guilibardo Gil Criollo\, Martha Jiménez and Gabriel Rodríguez and under the artistic direction of Edgar Serna\, the Tierra Colombian Dance Ensemble celebrates Colombia’s diverse cultures through traditional dances\, music and cultural events. \n\n\nTC/Joropo with Arpa Café (Colombia/Venezuela)\n\n\nDance group Tierra Colombiana accompanied by musical group Arpa Café perform the music and dance of the plains region of Colombia and Venezuela. This shared cultural tradition features a musical style that has the harp and the cuatro as its core musical instruments and is danced with fast-paced footwork in groups or with couples. \n\n\n\nLos Pleneros de Don Segundo (Puerto Rico)\n\nBorn at Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center (SRBCC)\, Los Pleneros de Don Segundo have been playing original plena in Chicago since 2016. Los Pleneros have evolved to be one of Chicago’s most sought-after Afro-Puerto Rican folkloric groups due its unwavering commitment to the advancement of the genre with original compositions and arrangements. After incorporating Bomba into their repertoire in the last two years\, the group can adapt to a wide variety of formats\, from a basic 4-member ensemble to a full Puerto Rican carnival experience with horns\, vejigantes\, cabezudos and stilt wa \n\n\n\nSambrazilian (Brazil/Samba)\n\nFounded by Damares Santos and Elaine Norwood in late 2019\, both from Río de Janeiro\, Sambrazilian’s goal is to deliver the authentic experience of Carnival all over Illinois. Choreographer Elaine Norwood attended samba school since she was a child and has performed at carnival parades for years. The group’s main dance style is samba\, but they also perform other Latin dance styles. \n\n\n\n\nGrupo Folclórico Viva Panamá (Panama)\n\nFounded in July 1996 by Migdalia Barton\, the Grupo Folclórico Viva Panamá performs a wide variety of Panamanian folkloric dances that are the product of the fusion of Spanish (particularly Andalusian)\, indigenous and West African cultures. The group’s mission is to promote the rich culture of Panama through dance and is known for its colorful traditional costumes\, such as the Panamanian pollera\, and by its interpretation of such popular dances such as the tamborito and cumbia\, which are fundamental parts to Panamanian folklore. \n\n\nChicago Salsa Congress (Mixed)\n\n\nThe Chicago International Salsa Congress (CISC) is the longest\, continuously running salsa congress in the Americas. Open to the general public\, beloved by loyal Latin music and dance aficionados internationally\, this spectacular showcase of Latin and Afro-Caribbean dance\, music and culture is unsurpassed among Chicago’s annual Latin events. The CISC is produced by Cultural Expressions Productions\, which was founded by Rosita and Saladeen Alamin over 34 years ago: \nCrescente \nCrescente is an all ladies bachata team which was founded in 2020 by Marcos Raygoza and rebranded later in 2023 adding alongside a co-director\, Marko Hernandez. Their mission is to help young dancers grow/evolve into their best self\, with the art of dance\, as well as create a safe empowering environment for a healthy and fun dance sisterhood.\nMarcos & Marko: This Latin queer couple\, have both been dancing professionally in the Latin dance scene for close to six years. They competed at the Latin Dance Crown this past summer and placed 1st in the Queer Bachata Couple Category. \nOLAS: OLAS is the Organization of Latin American Students at Lane Tech and represents the Dominican Republic. \nContinente Azul: From Lane Tech High school\, this salsa group brings energy and rhythm to the stage. Led by choreographers Jonathan Barrera and Lupita Manriquez\, they embody the spirit of Latin dance through every performance. \nMayambo: Chicago’s premier Salsa On2 studio\, located in the heart of Humboldt Park\, Mayambo takes pride in teaching Chicago’s diverse community\, and sharing the beauty and rhythm of Salsa. As a dance company\, Mayambo proudly represents Chicago on stages across the U.S.\, showcasing performances and offering expert instruction. \nJSP (Jocelyn & Sebastian): A bachata duo with very versatile backgrounds. They won first place in the 2nd annual Latin Rhythms Bachata Competition \n\nReserve Free Tickets
URL:https://segundoruizbelvis.org/event/latino_dance_barrio-bugalu/
LOCATION:Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center\, 4048 West Armitage Avenue\, Chicago\, IL\, 60639\, United States
CATEGORIES:Dance,events
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SUMMARY:Open House Chicago
DESCRIPTION:The Chicago Architecture Center (CAC) is proud to host Open House Chicago (OHC) on October 19-20\, 2024. \nOHC is a free public festival that offers behind-the-scenes access to architecturally\, historically and culturally significant sites throughout Chicago\, plus more than 40 events and programs at the sites\, including demonstrations\, talks and arts performances. \nOHC Website
URL:https://segundoruizbelvis.org/event/open-house-chicago/
LOCATION:Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center\, 4048 West Armitage Avenue\, Chicago\, IL\, 60639\, United States
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SUMMARY:TELMARY & HABANASANA
DESCRIPTION:Just Added: Opening Act by Flaco Navaja & La Cantera \nCo-produced with the Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center \nAdmission: $25 | $30 at the door | ($20 ILCC members) \nEmpanadas\, and non-alcoholic spirits and beverages available for purchase. \nBYOB Event (Beer and Wine only)  \nFrom Havana\, Cuba\, street poet Telmary Diaz has emerged as a leader and trendsetter on the cutting edge of hip-hop and urban music in Cuba. As a rapper\, Telmary uses her distinctive voice\, at times deep and soulful\, at times fast and aggressive\, to proclaim a positive\, empowering message that contrasts with the genre’s commercial norm. After working with Free Hole Negro in 1999 and Interactivo in 2002\, she launched her solo career with A Diario\, produced by acclaimed Cuban pianist and Interactivo leader Roberto Carcasses and winner of the Cubadisco award for Best Hip Hop Album in 2007. After seven years in Toronto\, Canada\, she returned to Havana where she formed her band Habana Sana. Her CD Libre was awarded the 2014 Cubadisco Prize for best Hip Hop recording. While performing with HabanaSana in Havana\, Telmary continues to collaborate with a flurry of Cuban and international artists including Interactivo with whom she toured the U.S. in 2016\, Pedrito Martinez and Doctor John. \nFlaco Navaja \nFlaco Navaja is a singer\, poet\, actor\, who is born and raised in the Bronx. He sings in both Spanish and English and has toured with various groups across the globe. He currently resides in Humboldt Park\, Chicago where he leads his band\, Flaco Navaja and the Razor Blades. \nIf Héctor Lavoe Boxed Rubén Blades and KRS-1 was the referee you’d get Flaco. A Nostalgic old sound with brand new spoken word. \nNavaja’s original style of poetry combines singing\, beat-boxing\, and spoken word. He was the host of the legendary open mic showcase; “All That! Hip Hop Poetry & Jazz” at the famous Nuyorican Poets’ Cafe. He has performed at national and international venues and events. In 2003\, he toured internationally with the Tony Award winning Russell Simmons’ Def Poerty Jam and he has appeared on four episodes of the HBO series. \nNavaja is a member of Screen Actors Guild and has appeared in several films & television shows. \nLa Cantera \nDirected by piano player Adrian Ruiz\, La Cantera is SRBCC’s Afro-Caribbean Jazz performance ensemble for youth (ages 19-24). The program was born at Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center in 2018 and is known for incorporating young veterans of Ruiz Belvis’ Afro-Caribbean Jazz and Afro-Latin Percussion apprenticeships with guest appearances by the city’s top local and touring Latin music talent. Through a dynamic schedule participants engage in the business of musical performance\, learning to leverage their talents and exposure. Credits include performances with Grammy nominee Paoli Mejías\, Jonathan Suazo (New York Times #6 in list of Best 10 Jazz Albums of 2023)\, Opening Act for Grammy Winners Third Coast Percussion. \nBuy Tickets[fusion_builder_next_page]
URL:https://segundoruizbelvis.org/event/telmary-habanasana/
LOCATION:Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center\, 4048 West Armitage Avenue\, Chicago\, IL\, 60639\, United States
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SUMMARY:La Cantera & Friends Live at Kells Park
DESCRIPTION:La Cantera\, SRBCC’s Afro-Caribbean Jazz ensemble hosts a series of jam sessions featuring special guests as part of Night Out in the Parks.  Free Salsa Class\, + Salsa and Bomba Showcase by SRBCC Apprentices. Bring your picnic chair and blanket!
URL:https://segundoruizbelvis.org/event/la-cantera-friends/
LOCATION:Kells Park\, 3201 W. Chicago Ave.\, Chicago\, 60624\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts,Dance,events,La Cantera
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SUMMARY:Millenium Park 20th Anniversary
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, July 20 offers free arts programming starting at 11am across the Park\, culminating in an evening concert by Academy Award\, Emmy and Grammy-winner and South Side native Common performing alongside the Grant Park Orchestra\, conducted by Anthony Parnther at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion. \nTo receive the latest updates and ticket alerts\, the public can sign up for the DCASE newsletter and/or Grant Park Music Festival newsletter\, or follow Millennium Park on Instagram\, Facebook\, X (Twitter). Note: Reserved tickets are not required for the other Millennium Park events\, only the Common concert. \n \nComplete Schedule\n\n8-9:45am – Join Millennium Park Summer Workouts with Pilates with NK Gutierrez (8-9am) and Yoga with Alie McManus (9-9:45am). Music by Carlo Basile.\n\n\n11am-5pm – Family friendly artmaking with Somos Arte in the North Promenade Tent.\n\n\n1-3pm – Physical Theater Festival Chicago performances featuring the Chicago Boyz Acrobatic Team\, Alexander D’Amazing\, Eric Robinson\, and Stephanie Diaz with Gaby Diaz\, sharing acrobatic displays\, clowning and spectacle\, trampoline feats\, cicada puppets and more in Wrigley Square.\n\n\n2-3pm – Dance Performances in the North Promenade Tent\n\n\n2-5pm – INT’L CAFE sparks opportunities for cultural exchange by connecting language speakers/signers of all levels for immersive conversations with new friends in the North Promenade Tent.\n\n\n3-5pm – Heart of Chicago Soul Club spinning all vinyl\, rare and Northern Soul\, with Northern Soul Dancing taught by Miss Wolff’s Jiving School (3-4pm).\n\n\n3-4pm – Eli’s Giant Cheesecake celebrating Millennium Park’s 20th Birthday at Cloud Gate. Join the celebration and enjoy free cheesecake.\n\n\n4-5pm – A roving performance by Los Pleneros de Don Segundo with horns\, vejigantes\, cabezudos and stilt walkers.\n\n\n4-5pm – Pop-up Performances by South Shore Drill Team and Ballet Folklorico de Chicago at Cloud Gate.\n\n\n7:30pm – Common with the Grant Park Orchestra at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion\n\nThe special concert features Academy Award\, Emmy and Grammy-winning artist and South Side native Common performing alongside the Grant Park Orchestra\, conducted by Anthony Parnther. Selections include Testify/Prince\, Go/Chaka Khan\, The Light\, Glory\, and more. \nThe concert is free; online reservations are required for the Seating Bowl only and become available on Monday\, June 17 at 10am at gpmf.org while supplies last. Seating on the Great Lawn is free and open to the public\, first-come\, first-served\, no reservations required! \n \nThe evening will culminate with a fireworks display to celebrate Millennium Park’s 20th Anniversary.
URL:https://segundoruizbelvis.org/event/millenium-park-20th-anniversary/
LOCATION:Millenium Park\, 201 E. Randolph St.\, Chicago\, IL\, 606601\, United States
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