On Saturday the 11th of February 2006, Moonstruck makes an eagerly awaited return to Clifton 4th Beach, brought to you by CapeTalk and BP Express.
Moonstruck celebrates love, family and the special people in our lives. Between 6: 30 and 10pm parents, children, siblings and close friends will come together to picnic under the stars while enjoying some excellent music in the company of, host, Sollie Philander and CapeTalk personalities.
Maquina loca, a 12-piece, Cape Town-based orchestra, will be on stage performing Afro-Caribbean dance music from Cuba and Puerto Rico, and New York style salsa. The name is Spanish and means Crazy "Salsa" Machine, which is reflective not only of the energy of their performance but also, their commitment to the music.
With Valentine’s fever in the air, the secluded setting of Clifton’s 4th Beach will come alive to the sounds of live South African salsa band Maquina Loca, an energetic 12-piece Cape Town-based orchestra, performing Afro-Caribbean dance music from Cuba and Puerto Rico, and New York style salsa.
The beach will be transformed into an open-air dance floor, complete with a spectacular lighting show. Once again the NSRI and loyal volunteers will be selling much-needed candles on the night to raise funds for their organization.
Don't miss out ...
DETAILS:
Where:
Clifton 4th
Date:
Saturday 11 February
Time:
6:30pm - 10pm
Entertainment: 12-piece South African salsa band 'Maquina Loca' will play live.
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The NSRI will be present at Moonstruck on Clifton 4th on the 11th of February. They will be selling candles on the night to raise much-needed funds for their organisation. So buy your candle from them on the night and support this very worthy cause.
With Valentine’s fever in the air, the secluded setting of Clifton’s 4th Beach will come alive to the sounds of live South African salsa band Maquina Loca, an energetic 12-piece Cape Town-based orchestra, performing Afro-Caribbean dance music from Cuba and Puerto Rico, and New York style salsa. 
