This is just a list of some sources that mayor may not be interesting, or irrelevent or rubbish. They all link onto different, and the same sites! If you run a site or find one, please send me more details.
This is now getting bigger and bigger - I have tried to rationalise it a bit with some vague categories, but if you want a good idea of what is on the Net try one of the many other indexes. Try also the world and UK links pages for other resources.

City/Country based guides and mail lists

• Clubs and classes in Glasgow A WWW server on partner dancing in Glasgow run by Neil Munroe.
• OYE ¡LISTEN! an Amsterdam based Latin Music magazine is prodcuing an international version and putting some on-line. Includes extensive Amsterdam listings.
• Mail Jorge at salsa@captain.ping.de to get on a German/European Salsa mailing list.
• Little Judy's Latin Music Online! guide to the New York Salsa Scene, with club and band listings, pictures and music clips.
• Samba in the UK. Information on Samba Schools in the UK, other 'street music' and links to the World Wide Samba network
• Salsa in London For those in London, or visiting London there is a new page by Callum Downie on Salsa clubs and classes in London.
• Dance classes in Bristol, UK, put together by Steve. Details of 2 different schools, and where to learn to dance other things
• Casa Latina, a latin club in Leeds, UK, has a good set of pages with details of bands playing regularly.
• A German Salsa Page Guide to Latin dance and music in Germany.
• Salsa in Muenchen A site by Peter Baumann. Lots of things on local Munich activities, nice graphics and a good, un-cluttered range of links.
• Latin Dance: Boston Scene
• rec.music.afro-latin for talk on latin music, dance and concerts in the USA!
• A Swedish Salsa Club
  
• Philippe from Grenoble has a salsa page in his guide to Grenoble music. They have a couple of schools and 3 nights a month.
• AFROCUBANISMO! '96 " A WORKSHOP AND FESTIVAL OF AFROCUBAN MUSIC AND DANCE! AUGUST 23 - SEPTEMBER 1, 1996 Banff Alberta Canada. Contact: arts_info@banffcentre.ab.ca . SOunds a great place to go - but why in Canada?? appart from it being a beautiful place to go anyway.
• LatinGate Home Page Israel.

General Music sites

• Wilson and Alroy's Record Reviews Great site with reviews of many of Willie Colon and Ruben Blades' recording, and many other of the salsa greats such as Juan Luis Guerra, India, Irakere, Marc Anthony, Daniela Mercury (Brazil), NG La Banda, The New York Band, Orquesta De La Luz, Eddie Palmieri, Silvio Rodríguez and Los Van Van.
• The All music site, has hundereds of pages on all musics including salsa, danzón, Mexican, Samba, Pachanga, Rhumba etc, and web sites on all the major artists, their discographies, links etc etc. there are some big holes, and spaces for readers to add their own comments, or fill in whole pages if necessary (e.g. not so much on Pedro Maffia!)
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• The LatinoWeb Art and Music Page Very good starting point.
  
• A cuban music magazine is on line -REVISTA SALSA CUBAN, and another US based magazine worth looking at - Oasis Salsero
• to buy music try MUNDIAL, an established mail order service in the Netherlands. We get all the tango from here.
• For salsa, there is the trusted DESCARGA in the US
• New Cuban Music Site ,
• Latin American Music Center "The Latin American Music Center fosters the research and performance of Latin American art music and performance of the repertory. Founded in 1961 by distinguished composer and musicologist Juan Orrego-Salas, the center has established an important library, has promoted exchanges between musicians and scholars from the United States and Latin America, and commissioned, performed, and recorded exemplary music." They have a huge list of Latin American on-line sources, and an even bigger one of on-line music sources
• Great site in France on Salsa " ME GUSTA LA SALSA !" - guide to the rhythms, and salsa in Paris and France
• Salsa Music on The Web ...con Sabor! a site by a couple of lads in New Jersey, but without much so far.
• Antino's latin music page. Another great new page from a musician with sound files on rhythms of salsa percussion.
• Musica Latina - page with lots of Midi files
• La MusiCa Latin American Music Center on-line magazine.
• by Rae Condry explaining the history of some of the different forms of music ( Mariachi, Tango ), and with links to resources and shops in various places. It is part of Latinos Infiltrating CyberSpace with sections on geography, Literature, food, histroy etc.
• Peruvian music files
• Pachakuti Andean band playing in Europe. Includes loads of links for Andean music
• Latin Music files Down load music clips, and get info in discs and performers.
• Contempory Cuban Music files and Info
• MIZIK - great music site
• Tambora y Güira a source 'dedicada a la música dominicana en todos sus géneros.'
• Leland's Music Page With info on Flamenco and Andean Music
• Electric Mercado Latin Pages - with a music section
• Internet guide to Afro-Carribean Music(OK not exactly 'Latin')
• Tejano music -Tex Mex style latino music home page.
• ROCK EN ESPAÑOL including bands from Spain, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, Peru and Puerto Rico. It is being put together by Marco Rios.
• A Flamenco Guitar links Page
• Ernesto's Flamenco Page
• Flamenco in London by Chris. Information on Flamenco classes/ and bars etc. in London.
• La Factoria Del Ritmo - A magazine about music in Spain.
• Scottish Jazz and Blues and Online. Includes lots of links to music and instrument specific pages. Getting better every time I have a look.
• George Bonilla writes "visit our new web site dedicated to recordings of Afro-Cuban, Latin Jazz and Latin Rock as well as biographies of musicians and groups and discographies. http://www.incarock.com
• A salsa page by Chicho

Brazilian or Samba

• A Samba School in LA with more discussion about Samba things.
• Samba in the UK. Information on Samba Schools in the UK, other 'street music' and links to the World Wide Samba network. Includes details of a UK Sambistas mailing list.
• Some sort of a ' serious' guide to brazilian music involving too many graphics
• Samba in Sweden. A Swedish School of Samba
• Samba in Finland - a Finnish Samba School
• Roda Capoeira a source on the dance/martial art from a school in Santa Cruz.
• rec.music.brazilian , a new newsgroup.

Tango

• AN ARGENTINA SERVER Lots of stuff on Argentina including music files and lots of lyrics for Tango and other popular Argentinia music.
• Garrit Fleischmann'a great Tango Pages in Frankfurt - includes links to lots of other Tango Pages
• Ernst Buchenbergers pages in Vienna
• An Argentinian Tango Page in Argentina
• A UK based magazine, with useful info if you live in London area
• A list of dancable Tango CD's, and afew good links
• A site selling instructional videos, and CD's

Bands/ Musicians etc

Some are by fans, some by the record companies and some by the band themselves. For lots of NYC bands see Latin Music Online!

• Willie Colon's own web site (looks like he did it himself!)
• Sierra Maestra "The group Sierra Maestra is generally viewed as Cuba's premier 'son' band. 'Son' first originated in Cuba in the 1920s and could be described as the predecessor of salsa. The 9-piece band plays in the traditional lineup of guitar, trumpet, bongo, tres, guiro and vocals, augmented by electric bass and some extra congas. Sierra Maestra first got together in 1976."
• Life and Music of Ruben Blades Page
• Juan Luis Guerra Page
• A Jose Feliciano home page in Italy.
• Want to book a Merengue House band Sancocho" who have 3
  hits with "tumba la casa", "rumba te tumba" and "no es de
  verdad" featuring Raul Acosta of Oro Solido... told they are no longer, but contact Chino for details
• Sabor Lationo A band in Notre Dame, USA, with details and sound clips
• Sentir a band in Houston, Texas, USA. "Sentir now plays an incendiary mix of Afro-Caribbean rhythms, including Cuban and Puerto Rican salsa, Dominican merengue and Colombian cumbia..." Sounds good. Includes details for how to get their CD
• Gloria Estafan Page
• Another Gloria Estafan Page
• - Subscribe to a Gloria Estafan Mailing list
• Gypsy Kings at Epic Records
• Pachakuti Andean band playing in Europe. INcludes loads of links for Andean music
• Arauco Libre. Politicall motivated Chilian indian band
• Quichua Mashis, indian band from Ecuador playing traditional and contemporary andean music

Dance stuff

• Dance Hotlist Great list of on-line dance resources, although not much on Latin yet.
• Dance Directory from Whole Internet Catalog (run by shawn of the Tango Server)
• Virtual Ballroom Wacky learn to dance on the information superhighway! If you can't find a partner, you can always dance with your computer. Includes steps and music for Salsa, Rumba, Merengue, Cha Cha Cha, Tango etc.
• rec.arts.dance (more square dance than lambada)
• Roda Capoeira a source on the dance/martial art from a school in Santa Cruz.
• Dancers' Archive An ftp site on world.std.com, a public access Internet system. "The Dancers' Archive is an international listing of dance studios, places to dance, teachers, books, videos, dance clubs/societies, newsletters, magazines and whatever papers/FAQs on dance that can be made available electronically." ( Eileen Bauer). It contains mails from mailing lists on many dance topics - catagorised by type. The latin section seens to be more towards the ballroom' formalised stuff, but contains some interesting debates and information as well.

The CD NOW music retail catalogue has lots of music from South America. I include here a couple of links, but explore yourself.

• South America catalogue
• Argentinan music on the CD NOW server
• Brazilian music

Ritmo-Y-Mas A Latino Music Bookstore - "specialising in the American (i.e. USA, I guess) Latino experience"

	Broader Cultural links etc etc

• The Global Net Directorio de América Latina
• Latinoweb
• LatinoWeb's music page
• Electric Mercado Latin Pages.
• Urban The Latino Magazine They have a bullitin board where you can post details for your latino event, but it is empty so far. Graphics a bit slow. "Bienvenidos (welcome) to the premiere issue of URBAN (The Latino Magazine) conceived and created by the people at SOL Concepts. SOL Concepts is an organization formed in 1991 by a group of Latino artists who, besides heritage, had in common their love of art and self expression. This organization is dedicated to providing a fertile environment in which artisticindividuals can flourish and mature. This magazine hopes to bring forth the spirit of Latinos as a community. Our spirit is eternity, our spirit is creativity, our spirit is fierceness."
• Ana's Page great page with orignial poetry and writing by a latina on line. -DEAD
• Latinos Infiltrating CyberSpace with sections on geography, Literature, food, history etc, from the USA. DEAD
• soc.culture.brazil
• Brazilian society at Cardiff University Lots of info on Brazil and Brazilian life in the UK. Great page. DEAD
• Brazilian Embassy in London
• Synopses of Brazilian Newspapers FTP
• Page about Brazilian football
• Pictures from Brazil
• Culture of the Andes
• soc.culture.caribbean
• soc.culture.argentina
• An Argentina server Lots of stuff on Argentina including music files and lots of lyrics.
• Uruguay Home Pages"Lots on Uruguay, geography people, government, sport, reasonably up to date news.
• soc.culture.peru
• soc.culture.puerto-rico
• soc.culture.venezuela
• soc.culture.colombia
• soc.culture.mexican
• soc.culture.chile
• soc.culture.spain
• Spainish Internet Resources
• Barcelona Virtual
• soc.culture.portuguese
• etc, etc.
• Hypertext links to these newsgroups if your viewer can cope.
• rec.travel.latin-america, for travel information