Today we will continue with our list of festivals, so you can find one to attend during your next home exchange, or try to find a home swap to participate in one of these music events. We want to share different festivals, and this time we will focus on Salsa!
Salsa is a style from Latin America, particularly Cuba and the Caribbean, that incorporates some elements of jazz and rock to the Cuban Rumba and Son.
More than music, the Oxnard Salsa Festival is also about the dance and the sauce. A treat to your senses. Hear it, dance it, taste it!
When? July 30th and 31st.
Where? Plaza Park, Oxnard, California, USA.
Interesting performances: Orquesta Charangoa, Orquesta Son Mayor, Janeen Puente Orchestra, among others.
More info about the festival: http://www.oxnardsalsafestival.com/
One important detail: admission and parking are free.
Benidorm Salsa Festival
When? Starts July 14th and closes July 17th.
Where? El Palacio de Cristal, Gran Hotel Bali, Benidorm, Alicante, Spain.
More info about the festival: http://www.benidormsalsafestival.com/ (in Spanish)
Salsa & Zouk Beach Festival
When? Starts July 8th and closes July 10th.
Where? On the Pier in Scheveningen, The Hague, Netherlands.
Interesting performances: DJ Lubi (Lubi Jovanovic)
More info about the festival: http://www.salsabeachfestival.nl/











A nearby alternative is “the world’s largest music festival” in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a few miles North of Chicago. Summerfest was listed in 1999 in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world’s largest music festival. This year it offers 11 days of music in 11 stages where over 700 artists/bands will perform.
Not only the UK has great summer festivals, and we know that, so we are going to end our list of summer festivals in the UK today to find other interesting music festivals around the world in case
Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts 2011: known as Glastonbury Festival to save some words, it is probably one of the largest festivals in the UK with music, dancing, and different artistic performances.
Those are two for next weekend, but of course the story does not end here, there is a load to come! If you are not fortunate enough to be near the Isle of Wight or Dores next weekend just wait for the recommendations for the rest of June and of course July and August. Who knows? You may just find someone willing to 
