Posts Tagged ‘latin house music’
ANANÉ & LOUIE VEGA – Los Angeles 10.02.24
February 27, 2024The Ritual
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Your thoughts trail off.
Feeling the chill in the night air.
Your all white outfit drips.
This Big Game Weekend.
You wanted to go out dancing.
Somehow you ended up in L.A.
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June 19, 2023KING LOUIE VEGA 16.05.01 PART II
May 30, 2021All Hail, the King.
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Interlude
The music comes to a silence. There is an interlude of talking into a microphone from the founder of Indigenous House and the master of ceremonies. Yasss chyle! Most people are aware that Indigenous House is LGBTQIA affiliated, sadly most people are unaware the event is not called house music in the park. More words are spoken about acceptance and monetary donations.… Continue
LEGO 17.07.11
July 18, 2011LEGO
Bright sunrays bounced off high-definition glass windows that sprinkled beams of translucent light to the lobby’s 16th floor. From the hotel’s lift and making a quick left in front of RELAX; the spa lies the entrance to the air conditioned almost too cold SPLASHBAR. “Welcome,” stated the statuesque burly caramel complexion gatekeeper with a friendly face full of intelligence that checked I.D.’s… Continue
ANANE VEGA & MISS KAI 16.10.10
October 17, 2010LES FEMMES FATALE
Around the room, African Queens draped in pink-except for the big breasted which were reduced to wearing brown tees- displayed staunch allegiance to fight breast cancer. Every shade of pink from neon, traditional, to faded and every pink pattern from solids, stripes to polka-dots were within view. If one was without the night’s monochromatic theme of hot pink Tambor tees for the Queens and brown Tambor tees for the King’s they were available for purchase in the dining section of the club with all proceeds going to a breast cancer awareness organization.… Continue
LOUIE VEGA & ANANE 21.05.10
May 21, 2010It had been five whole years since Louie Vega played at the mega niteclub Compound. This moment had taken too long to come and this moment would not to be missed for anything in the world.
The room, quickly surveyed, revealed a pathetic abandoned emptiness. It reeked of a lonely silence except for the music played by Louie Vega.… Continue