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Knowledge is Power!
Olaf Bleck remembers when there were only two real nights to dance salsa in town.
more stories like this“Back in those days there was very little of that,” says Bleck, whose website, salsaboston.com, lists all of the local salsa nights. “Ryles was probably the No. 1 place and Johnny D’s on Sunday nights.”
In 2008, you can take your pick, with different places to try six nights a week. Latin-music lovers and salsa enthusiasts say Boston’s scene has evolved over the years to include more offerings.”*
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