Salsa dance and Karaoke

Salsa dance and Karaoke

Casalinda Hotel & Gallery Resort

6, Takwa Crescent, Wuse II, Wuse 900001, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

May 25, 2018 @ 20:00 (WAT)

Hello Friends, I have been to this place called Casalinda Hotels in Wuse 2, Abuja and they are famous for their salsa classes and dance night. I feel it’s a great place for a meet up on a TGIF night and join in the fun. It is a fun place where local and international people meet and basically dance salsa all through.

Don’t worry if you don’t know how to dance, the have instructors who could lead you through a few basics and you can be a part of it [for a total beginner, you can get there by 6pm and a scheduled class usually goes on by that time]. No special shoes are required, just as long as you are comfortable with them. They serve tasty food and drinks are quite affordable [a beer goes from 700 - 1000 naira].

So guys let’s make this happen and meet up and have good fun, get to know ourselves, chat a little and share ideas and possibly plan for a next meet up.

Looking forward to seeing you…Please feel free to share and re-share…

Kind Regards

Emeka Jones

RSVP here

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wish you all the best @JonesParapaso . I will be missing this event because of geographical conditions. Do not forget to make a video for us. Please @HelloSamsonR @Sagir have a look at this. :slight_smile:

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@BishowvijayaP Thanks a lot for your support and encouragement… I certainly will not miss to take videos and pictures… Haha don’t look out for me much in the dance as I am still learning how to dance Salsa… Cheers.

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wow… this is lovely @JonesParapaso how i wish i’m in Abuja I will love to participate… but i’m in Lagos.

best of luck in your meet up…

thanks for tagging me @BishowvijayaP

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Thanks @Sagir I bet there are other events coming up and we can meet up…Cheers and enjoy Lagos.

Wow @JonesParapaso

What a beautiful event, I believe that all the community would love to be with you.

In the meantime, please note that I have unaccepted the “solution” given by you, because your post don’t need a solution. please read: Tip: How to mark replies as solutions — “Accept as Solution” feature

Give Kudo for appreciation, please, not unneeded solutions

Ermes

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Hi @ErmesT thank you for your reply, although the accept solution button was clicked unintentionally and I and looked for where i could un-check it as I knew it did not need a solution as you rightly said.

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I don’t need professional dancing as there are a lot @JonesParapaso . Rather I love seeing those videos made by non-professionals or naive persons. It gives a better fun watching the videos. :joy: Lets get exposed with Salsa brother. :wink:

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Sadly I’ll miss this.

I am in Lagos.

Good luck to you all.

hahaha @BishowvijayaP I will do my best to capture good videos… Cheers

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This is lovely @JonesParapaso . I wish I was in town I could have joined in.

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Really appreciate at lease your comment on this post. There will be many more meet-up to be hosted, hopefully you will be in town… By the way i also have another meet-up for the 29th of May for a photo walk and shoot at millennium park… I figured since its a public holiday we could have fun with pictures… cheers.

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Thanks @JonesParapaso Hopefully I hope I will be around by them. All the best to you. Should incase am not around, I will catch up here on Connect with your recap post :).

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Hello Friends,

Thank you all for your patience, here is an update to this meet-up:

It all started with a request and gratefully it was approved, thanks to #LocalGuides, although I have never done this before and felt a bit nervous but with support from friends and other Local Guide members, I stand tall and ready to take on the challenge. Reading further uncovers a little narrative of my experience being the host of the salsa dance meet-up; from meeting new people to discussions and interaction, happy factor, picture gallery and a collage of videos.

I prepared a list of order as a guide and got to the venue early, feeling the thrill as I walked in boosted my mood as the sights and sound of Casalinda resonated a warm feel and indicated to be a good night. While setting up, I had a chat with few salsa instructors, unfolding useful tips about the Local Guide community, they love it, got inspired and all of a sudden, it rang a bell to one of them that he was contributing before but for some reason he stopped and now he is fired up to get back on track.

@8pm, we were ready to kick start and then came along the rain, it did obstruct some plans nevertheless; I was overwhelmed as invited guests arrived promptly; oh I extend a warm gratitude to them all. I also like to acknowledge and appreciate the GBG FCT Abuja community manager, who could not attend but supported us by providing coupons for all participants to be used at the venue.

Due to the rain, our meet and greet session was brief so we went and joined the fun of salsa dance. We had more time to connect and discuss after couple of dance moves when the rain had subsided, I learn from a feedback of how some people describe Local Guides “I use the map for directions and sometimes get a prompt to answer some questions as well as ask mine, I did not understand it and so I thought it was a game, but now I know better”. Ony Nnoli

Progressing to showing some people how to guide others, view the level they have reached, add/edit places etc., and one said “Although I use Google map, I can’t remember when and how I signed up for this, but glad to know more about it now”

With the help of Chinazom we were able to share more insight to a few who were already on the contributors’ platform yet inactive, highlighting some ideas of how to get back on track. It was indeed a happy factor to see new members’ sign up; some re-activated their contributor’s page while others show interest to keep on contributing.

Overall, it was an interesting experience as I saw people showing interest, wanting to know more about Local Guides especially after hearing it is free. It is with pleasure and all joy to do this while I have the opportunity to.

I also like to thank @U-royFelixA for his valuable advice and encouragement, to @Chinazom who attended despite the short notice even while feeling a bit cold, yet stayed a while and was very helpful; thank you much. To others who could not make it, I believe your good intentions made my first meet-up as a host successful. Thank you all immensely and enjoy the pictures. @TraciC @HelloSamsonR @MAdriel @BishowvijayaP @ErmesT @Sagir @Gio51x @NandKK @Julien44

Let’s keep exploring, sharing and guiding.

Warm Regards.

The video is not in this post, will share as an update soonest.

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Hi @JonesParapaso ,

Thanks for sharing your experience. It seems that you had a great time. It is good to see all these smiles in your faces!

Keep contributing that way. You are doing well!

See you around

Jul

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Though you said that it was your first event @JonesParapaso , it is perfectly organized as done by other regular hosts. :smiley:

The pictures are so beautiful, participants seem highly motivated and everything is fine. Keep it up. :raised_hand:

Did you write a recap post also?

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Hi @JonesParapaso

I can see you guys had a great meet up… from the smiley faces shows you had fun…

Congratulations for the successful meet up…

I will surely check on you when ever I’m in Abuja…

Kind regards

Sagir

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@JonesParapaso Impressive work. Keep it up bro.

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Hiiiii @JonesParapaso

Your photos and the smiles on these happy faces show that you all had a great meet-up. It was so much organized that it does not seems like it was your very first meetup.

Keep hosting such meet-up and motivating us.

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Awesome!

Keep up the good work!!

Great photos!!!

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