May 16, 2012 Entertainment » A&E Feature

Salsa gets hot

Inside Little Rock's growing dance scene.

by Rafael Nunez

As I entered Browning's Mexican Grill on a Friday night I was so enveloped by the conga-drum driven music that my entire rib cage seemed to be vibrating. On the floor, 50 or 60 people were dancing to the six-beat rhythms of…

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