 By Angela Boettcher
“Don’t worry…if you are going to get cancer, it’s the one you WANT to have.”
These were the not-so-reassuring words of my oncologist back in 2005. WANT was not how I would put it. Still, what he was saying was that I would beat it-no question. A combination of chemo and immunotherapies, radiation, and being a young 25, would blast the lymphoma away in a few months and I would be just fine. I thought, “Good…I wasn’t planning on letting it kill me anyway.”
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What Up Party People!
LIVE this week at Veranda Lounge with DJ Mustachio's Salsa Song of the Week
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 The Music Behind the Mask
By Natalie Maniscalco
If you’re looking for a swinging new sound with a touch of Salsa, reggae, hip hop and funk, check out Payaso Triste’s new album and upcoming show on November 15th at Havana Café in Hoboken, NJ. We snatched up the chance to meet the man behind the make up and found out some fun facts that truly makes this musical man tick to his own tock.
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 Anthony Persaud, How This “Techie” Takes Salsa from the Dance Floor to the Palm of your Hand
By Melissa Reyes
The love of dance sparked in the heart of a young boy in Puerto Rico many moons ago. Inspired to live the American Dream, attend college and make a life for himself, the young man came to the U.S. to attend school. The fire that burned in his heart for dancing was fueled in the last place he would have expected.
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 By Natalie Maniscalco
From picturesque views of Manhattan’s skyline to bustling streets filled with new restaurants, bars, shops and even the newly constructed Barclay Center co-owned by music mogul Jay-Z, Brooklyn sets new heights as the hotspot hub for transit and native New Yorkers. But what’s most interesting to SALSEEK is that Brooklyn has not only become home for hipsters and celebrities alike, it bursts with the Latin flavor and soul of Salsa dancing! As one of Brooklyn’s top salsa dancers and owner of Tropical Image Dance Studio, Arelis Beato has proven to be one of the movers and shakers of New York’s favorite borough, especially with the installation of her annual Brooklyn Salsa Congress (November 16th-17th).
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