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In 1998, Salsa Celtica performed at Edinburgh's Hogmanay celebrations in front of 40,000 people: this was broadcast live on UK television. In 1999 the band returned to Cuba after being invited to appear in Havana and Santiago to work with Conjunto Folklorico de Cutumba.
Nov 30, 2017 · In 1997 Salsa Celtica honed their salsa skills with a visit to Cuba to study with the masters and absorb the musical culture and influences. Inspired by Cuba Salsa Celtica released their debut albumMonstruos y Demonios – Angels and Love.
Explore Salsa Celtica's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Salsa Celtica on AllMusic.
Apr 29, 2006 · The eleven-strong Salsa Celtica have travelled widely & become a major attraction, loved even by Cuban audiences - in Cuba. El Camino (‘the road’) is Salsa Celtica’s fourth & best album.
After this they travelled in pilgrimage to Cuba to hang out with salsa groups, including Son14 and Sonora La Calle, and to generally soak up Afro-Cuban sounds of Havana and Santiago de Cuba. Swapping whisky for rum they were asked to join in at musical / religious “bembe” gatherings and were invited to worship the Afro Cuban “orichas”.
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, a new style of dance music began to be played in Cuba. At first called salsa cubana, the new sound would soon become known as timba, a word traditionally associated with the sound and spirit of the island’s popular street rumba celebrations.
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On January 1st 2004 Salsa Celtica were the first artists to perform on BBC Radio 3's live transmission from Lock 17 (formerly Dingwalls) in London. This is the culmination on BBC Radio 3's annual World Music Day and a high profile start to an important year for Salsa Celtica.
