Once upon a time at Stevens stakehouse in Los Angles--Francisco vasquez Christian Oviedo LA Dancers

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  • čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
  • Year: 2000 (2004?), recorded at the end of the night, a typical Sunday night (Salsa night) at the world famous Steven's Stakehouse in the City of Commerce (Los Angeles)
    Some of notable dancers:
    Francisco Vasquez
    Christian Ovidedo
    Ricky Campos
    Flaco
    & Other LA dancers
    During these good old days, the more advanced dancers would form a circle to "challenge" each at the end of the night. It was entertaining and fun for all of us beginners. Remember it was like this every Sunday night at Steven. As you can see from the video, salsa dancing has changed alot since then.

Komentáře • 35

  • @goldenscorpio5242
    @goldenscorpio5242 Před 11 měsíci +2

    IMHO, If it weren't for the explosion of Los Angeles style salsa in the late 90's and early 2000's through the videos posted on the Mayan Club website, Salsa wouldn't be as big as it is in the world today. In my eyes , it's the most eye-catching and exciting style of all the styles and has greatly influenced other styles of salsa.
    I'm very grateful to have started dancing salsa during that era, having been inspired by the likes of the Vasquez brothers, Edie the Salsa Freak, Alex Da Silva ( yes Alex for his dancing ) and Tropical Gem.
    It was a wonderful era and as things usually go through cycles, hopefully LA style will re-emerge to be discovered by dancers again...
    Oh and thank you for posting this walk down memory lane. Reminded me of why I started dancing here in Australia and making a career from it!

  • @fredymambo
    @fredymambo Před 13 dny

    Francisco
    Cristian
    David El Flako
    Que Pedazos De Bestias para el Vaile.......Que Memorias 👏👏👏

  • @andreakaufmann2701
    @andreakaufmann2701 Před rokem +2

    These were the good ol’ days. What a great video to reminisce. I wish I had more videos from that time when I danced with all these familiar faces. Best time of my life. Que viva la Salsa!!

  • @LEDANCETHERAPY
    @LEDANCETHERAPY Před měsícem

    Fantastic dancing. I feel that a lot of the Vasquez brothers style of dance pulls from their Mexican roots. The swinging and throwing of the woman and the large spacious steps reminds me of the Mexican partner dancing. That is definitely not related to typical salsa dancing. But you can see a little bit of it in the tricks of the cali salsa style as well. It definitely creates its own category and why they are considered to be the benchmark for the LA Style of salsa. Very interesting and dynamic. You can also feel the flashiness of that LA vibe. The dance and music will always reflect the experience and background of the dancers themselves as well as their current environment.

  • @ediethesalsafreak
    @ediethesalsafreak Před 10 lety +24

    Yup. That's the way it was. We were all there... watching with awe. Back then this was "normal" every Sunday night - LATE... normally after midnight when we were all TRASHED from dancing NONSTOP to Salsa all night. Zero Bachata, Zero Merengue... just pure Salsa... all night long. It was unbelievable!! THAT'S how we got so good... dancing, dancing, dancing, until we just couldn't anymore. I lost 50 lbs during my first six months of dancing in LA. It was the most unbelievable time and place in the history of Salsa.
    Dancing with a single girl for a whole song meant one of two things:
    1. It was her birthday
    2. She just broke up with her ex. .:)))
    Somehow the Salseros of Los Angeles could "sense" she needed to feel "wanted by all men now..." and they sure provided that "healing" for all of us newly broken up Salseras!!! We love all of you for helping us during those times guys!!! Mua!!!
    We all have the Vazquez brothers to thank for making Salsa literally EXPLODE in the United States, and now all over the world. - Edie, The Salsa FREAK!!!

    • @barreritas1
      @barreritas1 Před 9 lety

      just salsa kind of boring, is better now, sorry

    • @iheartmambo8211
      @iheartmambo8211 Před 9 lety

      +miguel barrera You have to put into historical aspect...this was one of the beginning histories of LA salsa...put in perspective...before youtube... when women/men can spin more 3 two times, it was considered quite extraordinary. Salsa in LA, like many places around the world has changed and it should, bc dancing like any art forms change over time- it evolves. This clip brings great memories for all of us that have been part of that "generation". Enjoy your salsa dancing today bc in 5, 10 years from now, it will be a little different. :)

    • @davidunmexicanoengrecia81
      @davidunmexicanoengrecia81 Před 4 lety

      Wooow Eddie Salsa Freak? You are amazing i saw you many years ago dancing 👏 👏

    • @roxydus3746
      @roxydus3746 Před 9 měsíci

      Edie, my first shines I‘ve learned from your dvds. The finger egg was the most popular style back then. It was great, thank you so much for everything ❤

  • @PANCHOVILLA4U67
    @PANCHOVILLA4U67 Před 11 lety +3

    Nice clip of the LA Salsa Scenes HEAVY HITTERS having a great time , Peace from NYC .

  • @big10
    @big10 Před 10 lety +2

    Nice bit of dance history! Thanks for posting this extended collection of video clips!

  • @yaeri6423
    @yaeri6423 Před rokem +1

    Wauw, wauw, what a great artists!

  • @ENRIQUESALSINAS
    @ENRIQUESALSINAS Před 10 lety +1

    gracias por este video tuve la bendicion de estar esa noche precisamente a un lado de esa camara hasta la piel se me erisa al verlo

  • @McFranzisko
    @McFranzisko Před 2 lety

    Wow this video is so fire… to see how much salsa had changed damn …

  • @mushasha915
    @mushasha915 Před 3 lety

    Oh the good old days! We used to dance merengue to take a break haha

  • @majmambo
    @majmambo Před 11 lety

    What a great clip thx for posting..love Stevens!

  • @aloeandhe4432
    @aloeandhe4432 Před 3 lety

    Que lindos recuerdos y que bella etapa!

  • @rickgrijalva8031
    @rickgrijalva8031 Před 11 měsíci

    the omly thing i can say is that the dancers of today don't have anything over the dancers of that era. the dancer then were really good...mssters of thier art 🎉.

  • @LEDANCETHERAPY
    @LEDANCETHERAPY Před měsícem

    Who is the male dancer in the bandana?

  • @jesussuarezmatus1661
    @jesussuarezmatus1661 Před 4 měsíci

    Cual es el nombre de la segunda canción ,gracias

  • @lauracanadasdelacruz3063
    @lauracanadasdelacruz3063 Před 6 měsíci

    What year is this?

  • @Lbejolly
    @Lbejolly Před 8 lety

    The East Coast version of Steven's was a club in the Bronx called Sidestreet where future stars like Vitico de la Salsa and others would come to on Sundays night. It was an amazing school.

  • @Lbejolly
    @Lbejolly Před 8 lety

    Thomas Guererro of Santo Rico was also there, at Sidestreet, establishing himself as one of the best in NY and later the world. It was a magical place which started after Orchard Beach in the early evening and lasted till two or three in the morning.

  • @moisesyes3257
    @moisesyes3257 Před 3 lety

    5:51-The blonde female dancer is incredible!!

  • @elviraquintana988
    @elviraquintana988 Před 8 lety

    Ahhhhh!!!! Ahi estoy yo!!! A que hora tomaron video que no avisaron!! Que tiempos aquellos Pura salsa y de la buena!

  • @barreritas1
    @barreritas1 Před 9 lety +3

    QUE PEDO CON EL FLACO DEL PRINCIPIO, ESTA HIGH O POSEIDO?

  • @orlandococodias8442
    @orlandococodias8442 Před 4 lety

    Que Hermoso Video , alguien sabe el nombre de la chica que Baila , con Francisco Vasquez, en la Parte de exhibición la segunda de pantalon creo que Blanco ,si Saben el nombra Gracias..a Todos Bailaron muy Bien ...

  • @marialavandier498
    @marialavandier498 Před 3 lety

    What year was this steakhouse salsa event

  • @vegonia11
    @vegonia11 Před 7 lety

    Alguien puede aportar dato del año exacto de éste fantástico vídeo? Muchas gracias! !

  • @fuegoypasion2527
    @fuegoypasion2527 Před 11 lety

    Who are the main two female dancers?

  • @PlateroStyle
    @PlateroStyle Před 3 lety

    esos son nudos cristian vayaaaa,

  • @konradludewig6729
    @konradludewig6729 Před 5 lety

    Me siempre gustó como bailaba el delgado chico alto: 0:00..., 5:43 ..., 8:15... Mientras como se mueve la mujer desde 12:08 es mejor.