If you love Traditional Bachata, the roots, the rhythm, the feeling. This night is for YOU.Join us AUGUST 28We are bringing to you our NEW bi-monthly Traditional Bachata social to Ashkenaz in Berkeley —→&nbsp;“&nbsp;SABOR TRADICIONAL&nbsp;“A bimonthly event held on the 4th Friday:Aug. 28 / Oct. 23 / Dec. TBA*** Doors open 7:30pm*** Traditional Bachata Lesson with Guest instructor ISMAEL OTERO 8PM*** Social Dancing 9:00pm- 1:00amSpinning your favorite music along with DJ Ron&nbsp;WHO IS ISMAEL OTERO?Ismael Otero is an internationally acclaimed dancer, choreographer, and instructor best known as the founder and director of Caribbean Soul Dance Company. Widely recognized as the "Million Moves Man," Ismael has spent more than two decades inspiring dancers around the world with his creativity, musicality, and authentic approach to Latin dance.A pioneer in the salsa and traditional bachata communities, Ismael has trained and mentored some of the industry's most respected dancers while teaching and performing at major festivals and congresses across the globe. His workshops emphasize strong fundamentals, musical interpretation, partner connection, and individual style, helping dancers build confidence while honoring the roots and culture of the dance.Join Ismael for an unforgettable Traditional Bachata workshop and experience the knowledge, passion, and authenticity that have made him one of the most respected instructors in the Latin dance world.TicketsAdvance: $16 ( Sales end Thu Aug. 27, 11:59pm )Day of show: $25Student: $15 at the door with Valid 2026 school IDASHKENAZ1317 San Pablo Ave Berkeley, CAParking is available in the REI parking lot across the street after 9 pm. At other times, street parking is available on Gilman, San Pablo and neighboring streets. Please respect Ashkenaz's neighbors and keep voices down as you walk through the neighborhood, especially late at night.FOR MORE INFO CONTACT <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:krdance.official@gmail.com">krdance.official@gmail.com</a>