Hi, everybody!

Today I would like to talk about music. If you ask me what style of music I like more, I definitely answer you the salsa. Do you know this kind of music is a mix of african, venezuelan, cuban, jamaican, brazilean, dominican and colombian music with another jazz and latinoamerican rhythms?

That's why this kind of music is so funny! Of course I like to listen this music, but I love to dance it also. Here in Chile we have some places call "salsoteca", when you can shake your body to the rythm of music, and when you can dance with some unknown people. If you ask me what kind of people are the best in this dance, I definitely answer you the cuban and the colombian people.

If you're interested in this music, I recommend to you to listen:

- Juan Luis Guerra (he sings "merengue" too): "La Gallera", "Me enamoro de ella", "La Cosquillita" and "Pedir su mano", which are the most powerfull songs

- DLG: "Juliana" and "Acuyuyé", the most popular songs of this group

- Celia Cruz (oh my god Celia!): "La Negra tiene tumbao'" and "Guantanamera". I think Celia can be the most popular salsa's women singer in the entire world because she was just so fabulous!

- Marc Anthony (he sings bachata and a mix of regueton with salsa too): "Flor Pálida" and "Vivir la vida", one of his amazing songs.

Finally, I will recommed to you another wonderful colombian singer: Carlos Vives. He sing "Vallenato", a typical music from the north of Colombia. I think this kind of vallenato isn't too common, because is like a mix with pop music. If you want to discover this singer, I recommend to you to start with "Ella es mi fiesta", "Cuando nos volvamos a encontrar", and "Pa' maite". You will love it! I promise you. 

See you soon!

Negra.