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| Hard Salsa TV Show Promote Yourself on Hard Salsa TV Show! |
| Get Your Salsa/Latin Jazz Band on TV |
Does your band swing of the doors?
Does your band have an incredible
sound? Would you like to show your
talented band to millions of cable TV
viewers in the USA? You can now
have your band featured on TV.
Does your band have an incredible
sound? Would you like to show your
talented band to millions of cable TV
viewers in the USA? You can now
have your band featured on TV.
Hard Salsa Cable TV Show is a 30-minute weekly Television program airing on several Public
Access TV channels featuring new independent Salsa and Latin Jazz artists performing at
various venues. The program also features music videos. Occasionally but not often, the show
will showcase one classic performance by the founding fathers of Salsa and Latin Jazz including
Hector Lavoe, Cal Tjader, Tito Puente, La Sonora Poncena, Fania All Stars, La Lupe, Tipica 73,
Frankie Dante, Eddie Palmieri and many other the great Latin Artists and founding fathers.
The primary objective and mission of the Hard Salsa Tv Show is to showcase and support new
independent Salsa/Latin Jazz Artists both National and International bands that are not receiving
support by the mainstream media. The format will also include limited Romantic Salsa Artist
performances. Although the show is called Hard Salsa Show we will not neglect the independent
Romantic Salsa Artist who are also not getting support from mainstream media.
Andres Padua, founder of the popular 24-hour Internet radio station “HardSalsa.com” and radio
DJ for WHUT 91.9 FM NYC has taken Hard Salsa Radio to the next level with a cable TV show.
Padua claims there are no sitcoms or Cable programs supporting Independent Latin Jazz or
New Salsa Artists. Most cable programs he has watched in the pass only featured the great
Latin legends from archived videos and rarely new artists are showcased. Although he loves the
founding fathers and continues to support our Latin Jazz/Salsa legends however he feels more
exposure should be given to new talent.
In addition to live performances on the show, Hard Salsa Tv Show also features music videos.
Access TV channels featuring new independent Salsa and Latin Jazz artists performing at
various venues. The program also features music videos. Occasionally but not often, the show
will showcase one classic performance by the founding fathers of Salsa and Latin Jazz including
Hector Lavoe, Cal Tjader, Tito Puente, La Sonora Poncena, Fania All Stars, La Lupe, Tipica 73,
Frankie Dante, Eddie Palmieri and many other the great Latin Artists and founding fathers.
The primary objective and mission of the Hard Salsa Tv Show is to showcase and support new
independent Salsa/Latin Jazz Artists both National and International bands that are not receiving
support by the mainstream media. The format will also include limited Romantic Salsa Artist
performances. Although the show is called Hard Salsa Show we will not neglect the independent
Romantic Salsa Artist who are also not getting support from mainstream media.
Andres Padua, founder of the popular 24-hour Internet radio station “HardSalsa.com” and radio
DJ for WHUT 91.9 FM NYC has taken Hard Salsa Radio to the next level with a cable TV show.
Padua claims there are no sitcoms or Cable programs supporting Independent Latin Jazz or
New Salsa Artists. Most cable programs he has watched in the pass only featured the great
Latin legends from archived videos and rarely new artists are showcased. Although he loves the
founding fathers and continues to support our Latin Jazz/Salsa legends however he feels more
exposure should be given to new talent.
In addition to live performances on the show, Hard Salsa Tv Show also features music videos.
Please follow the guidelines to avoid delays from airing your performance:
1. Submit A Press Kit With Your Live Performance or Music Video on A DVD Video. DVD
must be DVD-R or DVD+R format. No exceptions. Music must be Salsa or Latin Jazz genre.
2. DVD video must be correctly titled with the name of the artist and title of the song.
3. Your video may not contain logos or display any text including name of the band. Videos
will be rejected if it contains logos or text displays.
4. Cursing or any improper language and inappropriate dancing or any sexual gestures are
strictly prohibited. You must edit any of those content out of your video. Hard Salsa TV Show
will not edit improper content and will reject your video.
5. Your live performance or music video can not exceed 10-minutes. You must edit your
video if it exceeds 10-minutes. If you can not edit your video, we will edit the video to maintain
the 10-minute window.
6. Videos should be professionally edited and mixed. We will not accept poor quality
videos. What are professionally edited video and Why Should You Submit A Professional
Video? Click here to view the difference between Pro edited videos and amateur videos. It is
imperative you read this to understand why your video should be professionally produced.
7. Do not mail your payment with your press kit. Your video must be approved first.
8. Mail your press kit to
Hard Salsa TV Show
Attention: Andres Padua
1905 Vyse Avenue
Bronx, New York 10460
USA
Please email Andres Padua to inform him you have mailed your press kit so he may keep an
eye for it. Visit our contact us section to email Andres.
1. Submit A Press Kit With Your Live Performance or Music Video on A DVD Video. DVD
must be DVD-R or DVD+R format. No exceptions. Music must be Salsa or Latin Jazz genre.
2. DVD video must be correctly titled with the name of the artist and title of the song.
3. Your video may not contain logos or display any text including name of the band. Videos
will be rejected if it contains logos or text displays.
4. Cursing or any improper language and inappropriate dancing or any sexual gestures are
strictly prohibited. You must edit any of those content out of your video. Hard Salsa TV Show
will not edit improper content and will reject your video.
5. Your live performance or music video can not exceed 10-minutes. You must edit your
video if it exceeds 10-minutes. If you can not edit your video, we will edit the video to maintain
the 10-minute window.
6. Videos should be professionally edited and mixed. We will not accept poor quality
videos. What are professionally edited video and Why Should You Submit A Professional
Video? Click here to view the difference between Pro edited videos and amateur videos. It is
imperative you read this to understand why your video should be professionally produced.
7. Do not mail your payment with your press kit. Your video must be approved first.
8. Mail your press kit to
Hard Salsa TV Show
Attention: Andres Padua
1905 Vyse Avenue
Bronx, New York 10460
USA
Please email Andres Padua to inform him you have mailed your press kit so he may keep an
eye for it. Visit our contact us section to email Andres.
| HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR LIVE PERFORMANCE OR MUSIC VIDEO TO HARD SALSA TV SHOW |
| FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS |
1. Why do artist have to pay $39.95 to submit their video?
Editing and operational expense can be expensive. Editing and master tape production
unfortunately is not free. Hard Salsa Cable Show must pay for other expenses in order to
continue airing the show. $39.95 will include broadcasting your band or orchestra for 6 months.
Plus, your video will be aired on various cable systems for only $39.95 when we launch our
program to other public access channels to many cable systems.
2. Will I receive a copy of the full show on DVD when my band is featured?
Yes, you will receive one copy of the full show on DVD.
3. How as an artist will I receive feedback from viewer?
We will contact the artist or their management company if we receive feedback from viewers and
request to air a repeat of your performance.
4. How often will my band be rotated on the TV show?
Depending on the feedback we receive, we will rotate your band on a regular basis for 6 months.
We will repeat the episode your band was debuted.
5. May I request for Hard Salsa Cable Show to broadcast another video track by my
band and from my same concert or performance?
Yes, however for another track performance, you must pay another $39.95 to have that
performance aired on the show. Remember, we repeat episodes and your band will be aired
regularly.
6. Can I submit a cover song?
Yes however you must make certain you pay for performance licensing fees with the publishing
company that owns the cover song you are performing. Hard Salsa Cable show will not pay
licensing fees on your behalf. Hard Salsa Cable show has the right to assume licensing fees are
paid by the artist or label the artist is contracted with.
7. Can I submit an amateur video for the show?
Unfortunately, we do not accept amateur recorded videos. If you need a professional video and your
band is performing in New York City, contact Soundworks Recordings Studio. Visit them at
www.soundworksrecording.com
Editing and operational expense can be expensive. Editing and master tape production
unfortunately is not free. Hard Salsa Cable Show must pay for other expenses in order to
continue airing the show. $39.95 will include broadcasting your band or orchestra for 6 months.
Plus, your video will be aired on various cable systems for only $39.95 when we launch our
program to other public access channels to many cable systems.
2. Will I receive a copy of the full show on DVD when my band is featured?
Yes, you will receive one copy of the full show on DVD.
3. How as an artist will I receive feedback from viewer?
We will contact the artist or their management company if we receive feedback from viewers and
request to air a repeat of your performance.
4. How often will my band be rotated on the TV show?
Depending on the feedback we receive, we will rotate your band on a regular basis for 6 months.
We will repeat the episode your band was debuted.
5. May I request for Hard Salsa Cable Show to broadcast another video track by my
band and from my same concert or performance?
Yes, however for another track performance, you must pay another $39.95 to have that
performance aired on the show. Remember, we repeat episodes and your band will be aired
regularly.
6. Can I submit a cover song?
Yes however you must make certain you pay for performance licensing fees with the publishing
company that owns the cover song you are performing. Hard Salsa Cable show will not pay
licensing fees on your behalf. Hard Salsa Cable show has the right to assume licensing fees are
paid by the artist or label the artist is contracted with.
7. Can I submit an amateur video for the show?
Unfortunately, we do not accept amateur recorded videos. If you need a professional video and your
band is performing in New York City, contact Soundworks Recordings Studio. Visit them at
www.soundworksrecording.com
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