ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月16日 10時35分

Walk along 34th Street on a Sunday evening and you may catch a hint of dueling trumpets and insistent rhythms swirling in the air. This is Las Chicas Locas (the Crazy Girls), a weekly salsa party that takes over the ballroom late each Sunday afternoon and doesn’t end until early Monday morning. A sweaty sea of partygoers — all twisting, turning and swiveling — descend on the darkened space for the party that inherited its name from a now-shuttered restaurant in Chelsea where it began. New York-style salsa, in which couples start their count on the 2, is mostly what you’ll see on the dance floor here. The sense of controlled movements is what sets it apart from other types of #salsa. “It doesn’t spread out,” said Kelsey Burns, 26, a salsa teacher. “It’s linear, super tight, a little faster.” She added, “Each dancer has their own styles and shines — that’s when you break away from your partner and mess around with the rhythm on your own. You get to play with them for a second before they pick you back up.” She added: “I know so many people by their hands, bodies or physicality, but I can’t tell you their name.” ??? @landonnordeman took this photo while on #nytassignment at Las Chicas Locas. Swipe left to watch these captivating salsa dancers move, in a video by @landonnordeman and @garethsmit; and keep swiping to see more photos.

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