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Media Noche Salsa Groups |
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Media Noche Jerusalem Israel |
Media Noche Haifa Israel |
Media Noche Tel Aviv Israel |
Media Noche Givat Ram Israel |
Media Noche Kiryat Shmona Israel |
Media Noche Ariel Israel |
Media Noche Netanya Israel |
Media Noche Tel-Hai Israel |
Media Noche Sapir Israel |
Media Noche Herzliya Israel |
Media Noche Kinneret Israel |
Media Noche Rishon LeZion Israel |
Media Noche Eilat Israel |
Media Noche Ein-Gedi Israel |
Media Noche Seoul South Korea |
Media Noche Shanghai PRC (China) |
Media Noche Ein Karem Israel |
Media Noche Bat-Yam Israel |
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Media Noche Lindy Hop Groups |
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Media Hop Israel |
Media Noche Bachata Groups |
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Media Bachata Tel Aviv Israel |
Media Noche Salsa |
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Media Noche Jerusalem (french hill) group [Israel]
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Media Noche Haifa group [Israel]
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Media Noche Tel Aviv ("MENTA") group [Israel]
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Media Noche Kiryat-Shmona ("Media Shmone") group [Israel]
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Media Noche Seoul group [South Korea] - Inactive | |
Media Noche Shanghai group [PRC (China)] - Inactive | |
Media Noche Ariel group [Israel] | |
Media Noche Netanya group [Israel] | |
Media Noche Ein-karem group (Jerusalem) [Israel] - Inactive | |
Media Noche Bat-Yam group (Bat-Yam) [Israel] - Inactive | |
Media Noche Tel-Hai group (Kiryat Shmona) [Israel] | |
Media Noche Sapir group (Sderot) [Israel] | |
Media Noche Herzliya group [Israel] | |
Media Noche Kinneret group (Dganya) [Israel] | |
Media Noche Rishon LeZion group [Israel] | |
Media Noche Eilat group [Israel] | |
Media Noche Ein-Gedi group [Israel] | |
Media Noche Salsa Variations Collection |
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Media Noche Lindy Hop |
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Media Hop group (Tel Aviv) [Israel] | |
Media Noche Bachata |
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Media Bachata Tel Aviv group [Israel] - Inactive | |
Media Noche Line Dances Collection |
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About Media NocheMedia Noche (AKA Media Noche Social Club) is the group of Initiatives (mostly Salsa related) cooperating under the Media Noche title. The two basic principles of Media Noche are:
Media Noche is all based on volunteers, and all initiatives included in it are done on voluntary basis. |
About Media Noche SalsaMedia Noche is a Salsa group from Israel, based on volunteers and dedicated to spreading cuban salsa.Media Noche currently has several groups running weekly Salsa events. In all Media Noche Salsa evenings those who know teach those who don't know (even to the point that the advanced group teaches the beginners part of the time, etc.). Media Noche and the Jerusalem (Mt. scopus) group (origin of French hill group) was established on November 22nd 2005 by Ofer Waldman and Nufar Grinshpan. The Haifa group was formed in 2010 by Gaby Shaar and Itay Rosental. The Tel Aviv group was formed in 2010 by Nir Krakowski and Anna Reznikovski The Givat Ram (Jerusalem) group was formed in October 2010 by Yossi Margoninsky and Nir Weiner. it's establishing group members were (in alphabetical order): Lior Bar, Yotam Katznelson, Avital and Yoel Krupnik, Sigal Maon, Yossi Margoninsky, Alon Milchgrub, Michael Morozov, David Taub, Ofer Waldman and Nir Weiner. The Kiryat-Shmona group was formed in March 2011 by Ofer Waldman and Nofar Avrahami. The Seoul group was formed in October 2nd 2011 by Chen Eliskewitz. The Shanghai group was formed in October 28th 2011 by Meodi Cohen. |
About The CollectionOur collection of variation clips documents the standard way of performing these variations, in Israel and abroad, and is meant to allow people from different places dance in coordination in Ruedas, and remember elements they learned. As we got help from people abroad - Denmark, Venezuela, USA, Argentina, Peru and more, we hope our clips will help people from all around the world get aquinted with new elements of the Cuban/Miami style. The Media Noche Collection contains demonstrations, with no explanations. It is meant to assist students who want to recall what they have learned, or instructors who look for some new moves. It definitely isn't a replacement for an instructor! No collection can give the personal comments, insights and emphasis that an instructor gives. Using the collection is under the user's responsibility, and at your own risk. |
Adding a club to the "club pages" listWhether you are a club owner, or a simple dancer, We will be happy to add your club levels/variations page to the list, with all relevant links to the Media Noche collection clips. The first requirement is that we will have the page creator's permission for this (usually the club/academy owner). Once this permission will be sent to vars.collection@media-noche.org, we can start working on it! There are two possible types of club pages:
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Feel free to contact us at vars.collection@media-noche.org with any further question or request. |
Note on variation namesdifferent Salsa clubs sometimes have different versions of variations. The club pages links to the clip which shows the closest version taought in the page's club. This means that sometimes a certain variation name in the page will link to a clip with a totally different name. This is OK, since the name in the clip is a unique name used in the collection (to avoid confusion), while the name in the page is the name which the page user probably knows and prefers. For example: Clubs from Venezuela will usually have "Setenta Y Cinco" linked to the collection's "Setenta Complicado" clip, since it is identical to their local version of "Setenta Y Cinco". The variation "Setenta Complicado" in their page will be linked to the collection's "Setenta Complicado Latina". Second example: Club pages from israel will usually have "Setenta" linking to the collection's "Setenta (Israeli)", while most other clubs will have it linked to the collection's "Setenta (Miami)". Third example: the names "Enchufla", "Enchufle", "Enchufe", "Deshecho" in club pages will usually all link to the collection's "Enchufala" clip, since these are all different names for the same variation Maybe, as time will go by, different clubs will start using the standard collection's names, or maybe they'll just be aware that they are called differently in other places. Both are good options. |
Which variations will not appear in the collection?For a variation to be valid for the collection it should align with at least one of the following conditions:
Any variation that doesn't answer to any of these conditions will not appear in the Media Noche colection. |
What if a certain club is teaching a different version of a certain variation? would it be filmed for the collection?
We ran into several cases in which a club has a local version of a certain variation, differet by only minor elements.
If the local version is not significantly different from a standard variation, it is advised for the club to define the differences as style issue, and let the students know how the standard version goes in addition to the local one. The standard versions were set upon discussions by people from all large salsa centers in israel, from different periods, and by advising popular textual and non-textual resources for instructors. So They are surely cannot be considered local versions of one club or another. Anyway, we will be happy to work with any club who wants his local versions documented. And we'll be happy to be acknowledged about local versions, from all collection users, by comments such as "That's not how they do it in my club". |
About The Line Dances CollectionOur collection of Line dances clips documents people dancing various line dances known in Israel. The Media Noche line dances Collection documents people dancing for their own pleasure, with no further claims. It is meant to assist dancers who want to recall or get to know line dances. It definitely isn't a replacement for an instructor! No collection can give the personal comments, insights and emphasis that an instructor gives. Using the collection is under the user's responsibility, and at your own risk. |
Last update: 01.11.2015 |