by Magdy Zara
If you want to learn to dance Argentine tango, this is your opportunity. Instructor Luz Castiñeiras will be teaching three master classes, with which you will learn the most beautiful things about this elegant and complicated dance.
To access the classes it is not necessary to be a member or have prior knowledge, just feel the desire to dance and show up any Wednesday.
Instructor Castiñeiras will begin by teaching a beginner class on the fundamentals of tango, followed by an intermediate class focused on the rhythm of the milonga.
Luz is a master of the milonga, both as a leader and a follower. In milonga class, she explains the differences between body movement in tango and milonga, which apply to even the most basic steps. She also shows us some of the super fun milonga figures from her repertoire.
The tango sessions with Luz Castiñeiras are every Wednesday starting May 15, at the Berkeley City Club, starting at 7 p.m., their cost ranges between $10 and $20. For more information through info@labrujatangoberkeley.com and www.labrujatangoberkeley.com.
The Berkeley City Club is located at 2315 Durant Avenue Berkeley,
Cuban rapper Telmary performs SF
Telmary is a Cuban rapper, musician and spoken word artist, who together with her band offers her unforgettable show of music, culture and inspiration.
Her music effectively united two worlds that seemed separate, combining musical genres, breaking down cultural barriers and connecting people of different backgrounds and languages.
From Havana, Cuba, street poet Telmary has become a leader and tastemaker at the forefront of hip-hop and urban music in Cuba.
As a rapper, Telmary uses her distinctive voice, sometimes deep and soulful, sometimes fast and aggressive, to proclaim a positive and empowering message that contrasts with the commercial norm of the genre.
This rapper will light up the stage at Freight and Salvage, this Wednesday, May 15, starting at 8 p.m., at Freight & Salvage, located at 2020 Addison Street, Berkeley.
San Mateo County Fair reaches its 90th edition
The San Mateo County Fair is a tradition rooted in the Bay Area for 90 years, offering a variety of entertainment, exhibits and food options for visitors of all ages.
The Fair celebrates the rich culture and diversity of San Mateo County and is a highlight of the summer season.
This year, the fair promises to be bigger and better. than ever, with new attractions and surprises that will surely delight attendees of all ages.
One of the new features at the fair this year is the Great American Duck Racing, a fun and exciting event that promises to entertain both children and adults.
Additionally, Toytopia takes guests on a nostalgic interactive journey through the world of toys, featuring both classic and modern favorites. This exhibit will captivate young minds with engaging exhibits and hands-on activities.
The fair will also feature its beloved attractions, including pig races, a butterfly exhibit and an incredible concert program. Artists scheduled to take the stage include Iam Tongi, Remember When Rock Was Young – An Elton John Tribute WAR. Super Diamante – Tribute to Neil Diamond, All-4-One, Queen Nation, Banda Arkangel, Banda Los Lagos and La Gran Sonora, as announced by Dana Stoehr, executive director of the San Mateo County Fair and Event Center .
The fair will be held June 1-9 at the San Mateo County Events Center, located at 1346 Saratoga Drive, San Mateo, CA 94403.
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.sanmateocountyfair.com
