Another early Fox Theatre show, with march in, Chubacabra opening up. Contains "Comet Samba" and "Sway". Great footage of Dario flubbing guitar solo.... + Informações

On the big stage at the awards dinner for the 2001 International Stunt Flying Competition. Contians a portion of "Bilongo".. + Informações

Contains "Mambo #5". Great camera work.... + Informações

Contains "Mi Angela Bonita", a bit fast.... + Informações

Original Cuba Skit at first Boulder Theater show, 1997. With Willow DuHamel. Probably the best example of the original musical-comedy attempt. Skit full of obscure references no one got at the time.... + Informações

Contains "Cimmaron". Note the big screen in the middle is not functioning for most of the show.... + Informações

Contains "Orchids in the Moonlight".. + Informações

Part 1 of "Willy Juanka & the Cha Cha Factory, 2006. Our swan song film made for our farewell Halloween show at the Boulder Theater was written and directed by Manuel Rabinizmo (Mendel Rabinovitch). Staring Kirk Peterson as newsman Harlan Smoot, Dinkis con Crema as Augustus Gloop, Pablo De Gallo as Sam Beauregarde, Miguel Ramos as Violet Beauregarde, and Dario Rosa as Slugworth.... + Informações

Yes, the whole Thriller routine, with Circus Contraption as dancing zombies.... + Informações

A few months later, sans Monica DelVeccio. Back at the wonderful Carbondale Arts Festival, winter version. Exact date unknown. Post 3/97. More "energy bars" and lots of young girls... Great set... Contains "Miami Beach Rhumba" and "The Monkey Song". + Informações

Staring Montana Del Fuego as "Charo", Don Grandisimo de la Misconcepcion (Grant Reider) as Grampa, Faith Halverson-Ramos, Greg & Maureen Hill as the other grandparents, Monica DelVecchio (Willow DuHamel) as Mother, Chantel Mead as Veruca Salt, Manuel Rabinizmo as Mr. Salt and Mike TV, Jonathan Byerley as reporter, Derreck Van Scoten as Mrs. TV, and Dario Rosa as Slugworth.... + Informações

Documetary film by Charlotte Radamaekers, shot over two years and many locales. Funny stuff at the height of our powers... Contains "Welcome to the Show" and "The Priest & The Gypsy" skit, acted out on Venice Beach, CA. Mostly with out Pablo because he thought it was silly..... + Informações

"On Tour" segment and gas station stop set to "Navidad Negra" and "Mambo de Jaruco". Cameo by our soundman, Brian Nuebauer, posing as grease monkey.. + Informações

One of my favorite Christmas songs.. + Informações

Haight Ashbury drum march and revival meeting. Juan Del Queso at his best... saves our great dancer friend from Boulder (who's name escapes me) who just happened to be walking by.... + Informações

"Cimmarron" continued.... + Informações

Contains "Miserlou" with dancing by Adelita.. + Informações

One of our first big festival shows. Thanks to the hosts, we enjoyed "energy bars", containing many sweets. Samba march in, then "Comet Samba" (Sherman/Feder). + Informações

Juan De La Silva stars as The Candyman in this tasty sweet dance segment.... + Informações

Our 3rd show. At Kake's Studio in Boulder, CO. Contains "Conga De Jaruco" and "Orchids in the Moonlight".. + Informações

The infamous "Greek Skit", admittedly, not one of our best. A bit convoluted with all of the Greek chorus narration, but good footage of an entire skit and show. opens with New Orleans funeral march and Juan Del Queso jumping out of a coffin... Also first filmed show with new female singer Montana Del Fuego! Contains "Yesterday's Pants" (Sherman) and El Gujirito Contento.. + Informações

We meet Compay Segundo (Buena Vista Social Club) in the Mexico City Airport. Arrival in Havana. Cuba footage shot by our drummer and vacation coordinator, Juan De La Silva (Jonny Radamaekers). Muchas Gracias, JJ!. + Informações

Arrival in Santiago, Montana's piano lesson. Juan de la Silva's dance lesson. Beach time. Afro-cuban dance rehearsal. Jam with great guitarist back at the Casa de Particular.. + Informações

Contains "Kooky Mambo" with nice shot of Dario's guitar solo.... + Informações

Contains "Baila Mi Gente" (Poncho Sanchez), lead vocals by Pablo De Gallo; with "I Like It Like That" (Joe Cuba) break. Great shots of crowd, The Painter. Also, "La Pachanga" (La Plata Sextet) and "Como Se Dice" (Mrozak).. + Informações