July 27, 2018

L’Aperitivo Italiano: The Manila Bachata Night

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  • Get your shoes polished and your stomachs ready for a whole night of dancing and eating as the Italian Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines, Inc. (ICCPI), in partnership with Ponte Rialto Ristorante Italiano, and Maynard Entertainment Productions bring you The Manila Bachata Night on August 2, 2018 at the Ponte Rialto Ristorante, McKinley Hill, Taguig.

    The L’Aperitivo Italiano Manila Bachata Night is a business networking event where guests can build connections as they dine authentic Italian dishes and have a drink together.  The night will be graced with the presence of 3-time World Bachata Champions, Alexander and Silvia.

    Interested guests can fill out this form. You can also call 02-541-2657, 0917-563-8633, or email info@iccpi.org.ph.

     

    Image courtesy of Caramelo Latin Dance

    Fast fact: Bachata is a social dance style from the Dominican Republic. Bachata dance moves are normally coordinated with the type of music played during the performance. Bachata is now being danced all over the world.

     

    Details: 
    What: L’Aperitivo Italiano: The Manila Bachata Night
    When: August 02, 2018; 07 PM – 10 PM
    Where: Ponte Rialto Ristorante Italiano, GF Venice Grand Canal Mall, McKinley Hill Dr, Taguig, Metro Manila
    Registration fee: Php 1,000 nett, includes il tagliere dei salumi e formaggi, price of wine varies; register via this form, call 02-541-2657, 0917-563-8633, or email info@iccpi.org.ph

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