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Salsa Dance Party Brings Hot Moves to Chelsea

Paul Lomax

By Paul Lomax on August 3, 2012 8:26am

 
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CHELSEA — It wasn't just the weather that was sizzling.

The city's fourth salsa event brought the hottest dance moves to Chelsea Thursday night

Organized by salsa expert Talia Castro-Pozo, 30, and West 21st Street nightclub Taj II, the event featured professional dancer Lee Bradley, 42 who gave lessons to aspiring artists on 14th Street at Ninth Ave.

"It's a fabulous night," said Bradley.

Bradley' s dance partner Talia Castro-Pozo added, "The energy coming from the people was contagious.

"Everyone was really into learning to dance, so as a teacher it was just inspiring."

New York painter Jane Wagner, 24, said, "This is great.

"It's my first time here and I'm having so much fun."

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