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  • Anonymous
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    March 16, 2005 at 2:17 am
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    UPSTAIRS

    DOWNSTAIRS

    Whether you’re enjoying the utter
    debauchery of spring break, ending a week of networking and/or partying at the
    Winter Music Conference or you’re a South Beach regular, you don’t want
    to miss the meeting of these two incomparable Latin music entities with
    Turntables on the Hudson. Miami Beach is the only location hot enough to
    host such a sultry event and to add some extra sizzle to the mix, expect live
    traditional Cuban congas n’ guanguanco to be fused with the usually massive
    Afro-Brazilian samba rhythms featured at ALMA.

    ALMA, “All for the Love of Music & Art”, has
    created a unique sound they call “Neo-Brasilian Fusion”. It incorporates
    samba, pagode, soulful house, salsa, drum n’bass, mangue beat, nova bossa nova
    and so many other influences of resident Brazilian DJs True and
    Miller Cruz. This party has been rocking NYC with guests Ray Velasquez,
    Maracatu NY, Manhattan Samba, House of Rhumba, Grupo Capoeira Brasil, Tommy
    Bones     and countless live guest musicians keeping everyone shaking their
    ‘groove thangs’ non-stop.

    And you can expect the sleek Moroccan style of the venue
    Jade to add an extra sexiness to the already seductive sounds DJs Geo
    Leche     and Sabo of The Latin Funk Music Festival will be
    laying down. Spinning for over two decades to the delight of audiences from
    Hong Kong to Mexico City, New York City’s own Leche whips up a creamy rich
    blend of tropical rhythms with healthy doses of house and breaks to create his
    own distinct, savory flavor. While Sabo has been gaining international
    recognition with his new release, “JUMP/NYC” on WonderWheel Recordings
    produced by ZEB featuring Nappy G. He has toured Spain including
    playing at the Elektronikaldia Festival de San Sebastien in 2003 and
    he’s played at the PS-1 Warm Up Series and the Cooper Hewitt Design
    Museum’s     Friday after work series. He also frequently opens for the band
    Si*Se and has a weekly online radio show for EVR,
    http://www.eastvillageradio.org

    And if that’s not enough, Turntables on the Hudson
    will be on the lower level with an ensemble of very talented guests of their
    own. DJs Nickodemus and Mariano of Turntables on the
    Hudson     has been fusing live musicianship with their stellar international
    selections for audiences worldwide for over 10 years now and have always carried
    a heavy Latino influence. Nappy
    G     will be live on the timbales and more, so come prepared for an
    all-inclusive, “party ‘til it hurts Miami-style” version of ALMA and
    Turntables on the Hudson. Brought to you directly from the Soul of
    New York, with Love via Brazil    .

    Saturday, March 26th (9pm-4am)

    Jade, 1766 Bay Road & 18th Street

    Miami Beach, Florida

    305-695-0000

    $5 at the door

    ALMA

    Latin Funk Music
    Festival

    Turntables
    on the Hudson
    muzikbutrfly38427,0965509259

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