Music Review | Isaac Delgado: Cuban Beat Gives Way to New York Salsa Sound
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The cropped, booming electric-bass patterns in Mr. Delgadoâs old band was replaced by a smoother New York salsa swing.
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The fragrant smell of onions and coriander wafting from the bubbling pot of beans on my kitchen stove conjures up the memory of my mother, a Southerner who would have recognized and appreciated many of the humble dishes I am cooking for my study of how and what Cubans eat.
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The ration book that determines most Cuban diets &#151; and that will briefly rule mine &#151; fits in my palm. Thick brown pages list amounts of foodstuffs to be checked, signed and stamped at "la bodega," the local government distribution center.
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Throughout each set on Thursday night at Cake Shop on the Lower East Side, sound was organized in layers, with purposeful streaks of improvisation.
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Free tango in Central Park has become the emblem of one of New York Cityâs most obsessed subcultures.
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From downtown to Brooklyn and beyond, dance is evolving into a myriad of hybrids, as seen in recent performances.
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When the lights come up on  Wednesday's Latin Grammys, many musicians like Mexican band  Cafe Tacuba, who are little known in the United States, will  vie for top honors in a glitzy Hollywood coming out party for  new artists.
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At the opening of New YorkÂs ÂSteve Reich @ 70Â festivities, the lively energy and a propulsive beat of Mr. ReichÂs music helped propel dancers and inspire choreographers.
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Marc Anthony credits a former beat officer in East Harlem with keeping him on the path to stardom.
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When the lights come up on Wednesday's Latin Grammys, many musicians like Mexican band Cafe Tacuba, who are little known in the United States, will vie for top honors in a glitzy Hollywood coming out party for new artists.
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BALTIMOREâForget any notions spurred by a report last night that Carlos Delgado, the Jays&#39; greatest run producer, will be offered a new contract sometime this week.
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â212,â a symphony in homage to Manhattan by the composer and native New Yorker Robert Sirota,  was played impressively on Thursday by the Manhattan School of Music Symphony.
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Choreographers Bosco-Caesar are going the international way.
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MIAMI, Jan. 29 -- It has become a highly stylized ritual: Political candidates drop by the Versailles restaurant in Little Havana, slurp a cafecito , condemn Fidel Castro and loudly affirm, " Viva Cuba libre!" Television cameras capture it all.
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â212,â a symphony in homage to Manhattan by the composer and native New Yorker Robert Sirota, was played impressively on Thursday by the Manhattan School of Music Symphony.
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Music inspired and made by Spanish Gypsies, Colombians grappling with the effects of war, and internacionalistas making music for the age of globalization had one thing in common this year: fusing old and new ...
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Is it possible Mark Cuban, Floyd Mayweather Jr. or Wayne Newton can dance? Viewers will find out on the new season of "Dancing With the Stars," which has assembled another eclectic field of contestants.