This week, we're continuing our theme of cultural immersion in our conversation with Carlos Cinta. Carlos is dance instructor, DJ, and music editor. He's most known in the dance community for his expertise in musicality, especially when it comes to Bachata music from the Dominican Republic and staying true the genre's roots.
He's not known for biting his tongue and definitely doesn't shy away from controversy in this conversation. We talk about everything from how he became so passionate about Bachata to cultural appropriation.
He also shares who is his favorite Bachata artist and talks about a unique opportunity if you want to learn more about the Dominican Republic and be completely immersed in the culture.
Guest
Carlos Cinta
Website: https://www.ccbachata.com
Instagram: @ccbachata
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carlos.cinta.1
Bachata Paradise in Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic
Music
- Luis Miguel del Amargue - Playlist
- Raulin Rodriguez - Playlist
- ¿Por qué me botó? by Joan Soriano
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