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About the Author:
 Copacabana Candids: Spanish Harlem OrchestraSpanish Harlem Orchestra at the Copacabana
(Spanish Harlem Orchestra Website)
At the
Copacabana
(Copacabana Website)
560 West 34th Street at 11th Avenue
NY, NY
212.239.2672
Owner, John Juliano
Manager, Glee Ballard
Salsa and Live Music
An Exciting Club for Dance and Entertainment
(See Other Copacabana Photos)
Photos by Roberta Zlokower
Roberta E. Zlokower
April 30, 2005
The Copacabana is an exciting Club for Salsa, Merengue, and the best Tropical bands in the Northeast. Other spaces exist at the Copacabana for more contemporary dance. The Copacabana organizes Tropical Thursdays and weekly Salsa Boat Rides.
Tonight, The Spanish Harlem Orchestra, winners of a 2005 Grammy Award, performed for listening and for dancing. The Copa guests crowded the stage to get a better look at this traditional and very professional Latin band. Paco, Host, set an energetic tone to the festivities with his lively welcome, and the Copa felt like an intimate party, instead of a large impersonal Club. Visit the Copacabana Website for details of upcoming music and events. Tell them you saw them on ExploreDance.com.
Paco, Host, Greets the Band and the Guests
Photo courtesy of Roberta Zlokower
Spanish Harlem Orchestra
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Spanish Harlem Orchestra
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Spanish Harlem Orchestra
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Copa Guests
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Spanish Harlem Orchestra
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Spanish Harlem Orchestra
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Spanish Harlem Orchestra
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Spanish Harlem Orchestra
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Copa Girls and Copa Guys
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Copa Girls and Copa Guys
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Copa Girls and Copa Guys
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Spanish Harlem Orchestra
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Spanish Harlem Orchestra
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Roberta and John
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