This Friday: Fresa Salvaje

Fresa Salvaje Productions
will present a very special night for all the muchachada that enjoy dancing to beats alocados y DJ's mamados como Policía Juan Kamaney II [San Francisco], Papichulo [Cholula/Brooklyn] and directly from the Aztec Capital the mastermind behind musical projects such as Sonido Lasser Drakar, Lasser Moderna, Titán and María Daniela y su Sonido Lasser, the one and only Emilio Acevedo: DJ Lasser Gun #1

Friday March 2nd@ 10 PM
The Delancey [168 Delancey between Clinton and Attorney, F, J to Delancey]
$10


About Fresa Salvaje Productions
In the summer of 2005 visual artist Dulce Pinzón and independent curator Aldo Sánchez [aka DJ Papichulo] created Fresa Salvaje Productions; an initiative set to expose music, culture and visuals from Mexico and beyond.

Since its inception, Fresa Salvaje vowed to bring an alternative to the mainstream "Latino Scene" [salsa,merengue,reguetón, etc.] by avoiding musical redundancy and instead focusing on new, classic and rare musical spanish-sung gems.
What you can expect to hear: psychedelic oldies, mambo, kitchy heart breaking ballads, cumbias, Mexican wedding songs, telenovelas themes and scores, punk, new wave, 60's and 70's rock and roll covers + much more!

Every event is accompanied by visuals of Mexican-born California-based artist Juan Luna-Avin. Avin takes our patrons through a visual journey using iconic images that define Mexican culture and society, a definitive must see for any visual enthusiast.

Fresa Salvaje has been carried out to great success in places like The Lucky Cat Bar in Williamsburg, The pre-Latin Grammys 2006 party at La Esquina Restaurant, 205 Club, The Delancey and the Speak Easy in Manhattan to name a few. With a fun based composed of 300 + fun Latino and non-Latino party goes and the party continues to grow dramatically.
Fresa Salvaje has presented talents like Mexican Institute of Sound [Noiselab], Maria Daniela y su Sonido Lasser [EMI, Nuevos Ricos], Zemmoa y La Prohibida from Spain [in collaboration with Nacotheque].