

Salsa Lives
Afro-Cuban music evolved from New York to Cali, Colombia, featuring interviews with musicians and historians on salsa's cultural importance.
“La Salsa Vive: Born in the Streets, Alive in the Soul”
Synopsis
Afro-Cuban music evolved from New York to Cali, Colombia, featuring interviews with musicians and historians on salsa's cultural importance.
Synopsis
Juan Carvajal's "Salsa Lives" traces the evolution of Afro-Cuban music from the streets of New York to Cali, Colombia, recognized as the global salsa capital. The film features interviews with musicians, dancers, and historians who discuss the genre's diverse influences and cultural significance. It captures the rhythms and styles that define salsa, celebrating the communities that keep this vibrant music alive. Running for 104 minutes, the documentary offers a comprehensive look at salsa's rich heritage.
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