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It’s Carnaval SF Weekend; Los Van Van visit the SF Mission and other music news!

Posted on May 26, 2023

Get ready to put on your wildest costume and get ready to party! San Francisco’s grand celebration, Carnaval San Francisco produced by CANA is celebrating its 45th anniversary this coming weekend with a two-day festival this Saturday, May 28th and Sunday, May 29th featuring phenomenal entertainment from 11 am to 6 pm on Harrison between 17th and 22nd Streets and the annual spectacular parade which starts at 9:30 am from 24th Street and Byrant Streets in the Mission District.

Sabiduria Con Tumbao on WorldSalsaRadio.com on Pause for now!

Posted on May 8, 2023

I am putting my radio program “Sabiduria Con Tumbao” on WorldSalsaRadio.com on temporary pause for now. I started the program at the launch of WorldSalsaRadio.com in July 2020 during the heaviest period of the COVID pandemic.

Edgardo Cambon tonight at the Freight & Salvage; Cesar Chavez Day Festival/Orquesta Aragon this weekend!

Posted on Apr 28, 2023

Edgardo Cambon and Candela will be presenting a special Noche Original tonight at the Freight and Salvage, 2020 Addison Street in Berkeley starting at 7pm with dance lessons by Rueda Con Ritmo. Cambon and band will start at 8 pm.

The 66th SF International Film Festival-Weekend screenings and Special Presentations

Posted on Apr 18, 2023

The 66th San Francisco International Film Festival is going strong with a slew of new local, national and international narrative, documentary and short films now through Sunday, April 23rd at various venues. Festival features such as Cine Latino, The Sloan Science On Screen Award Series and special premieres such as the new documentary on folk music icon Joan Baez “I Am A Noise” to be screened this Tuesday, April 18, 5 pm at the Castro Theater. Baez will be in attendance.

Stephen Curry Film @SF Film/KPFA Radio Celebrates 74 years & Music News 4/14/23

Posted on Apr 14, 2023

The opening night of the 66th San Francisco International Film Festival at Oakland’s Grand Lake Theatre was a triumph with the screening of director Peter Nicks documentary on Basketball superstar and one of the most influential players in NBA history, Stephen Curry of our own Golden State Warriors.