Tuesdays at La Tuna
The best Latin night in Baja — every Tuesday at the beach stage
What goes down on a Tuesday
Every Tuesday night, La Tuna in La Ventana transforms into the best Latin dance venue in Baja California Sur. Salsa Paul gets people warmed up with a salsa lesson from 6:00–7:00 PM, then Maceo Limonte sings till 8:30 while Paul DJs between sets.
The full evening
- Arrive early — find a spot, grab a drink, settle in.
- 6:00 PM — Salsa lesson on the beach stage. A focused 1-hour group class. All levels welcome, no partner required.
- Live music with Maceo Lamonte — La Ventana's beloved Latin singer brings the energy with classics and crowd favorites. Follow Maceo on Facebook →
- Salsa Paul on deck between sets — live DJ mixing to keep the floor moving.
- Up to 150 guests on a typical night — locals, expats, kiteboarders, and tourists — with 20 to 40 dancers on the floor.
About La Tuna
La Tuna is one of the best beach bars in La Ventana — right on the most popular kiteboarding beach in Baja California Sur. The food is incredible, the staff are warm and welcoming, and the setting is unbeatable: open-air, ocean breeze, and the kind of vibe you only find in a small Baja town that knows what it's doing.
Highly recommended: the tostadas and the curricanas. Come hungry — you won't leave disappointed.
Why it works
It's not a club. It's not a tourist trap. It's a real beach bar with a real community — kiteboarders winding down from the wind, locals catching up with neighbors, expats sharing tables with travelers. The 6:00 class warms everyone up, and by the time Maceo starts singing, the floor is electric.
That's the kind of night you don't expect to find in a small Baja town — and it's exactly why people come back every week.
First time at La Tuna?
Here's everything you need to know:
- You don't need a partner — bring yourself, the floor will take care of you
- You don't need to know how to dance — that's what the 6:00 class is for
- Wear something you can move in — closed-toe shoes or dance sneakers recommended
- Cash (Pesos or USD) is helpful — food, drinks, and tips are welcomed for the lesson and Maceo's great singing
- Come early — arrive before 6:00 to settle in before class starts
- The tostadas and curricanas are not to be missed
- Come with a smile — the crowd will do the rest
Bringing a group? Make a reservation directly with La Tuna — visit their website to book a table or contact them through Facebook.
Photo & Video Notice
We regularly photograph and film our classes and Tuesday Salsa Nights at The Grand Hall for BC Latin Dance promotional use — the gallery on this site, YouTube, and social media. By attending, you agree to appear in promotional material. If you'd prefer not to be featured, or you'd like a specific photo or clip removed, message Paul on WhatsApp and we'll take care of it within 24 hours — no questions asked.