Spontaneous Salsa Dance in the New York City Subway @campfire-stories
Spontaneous Salsa Dance in the New York City Subway  @campfire-stories
Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
Only in New York do things like this happen! During the filming of the documentary "The Story of Dorel and Ricardo”, a bystander comes forth and asks subway musician Ricardo Molfa to play some salsa music. This is what happens next.

This is a bonus clip from the film "The Story of Dorel and Ricardo”, a story about two men from completely different cultures who meet and start playing together on the subway platforms of New York. A documentary about friendship, migration and the unifying power of music.

Watch the full documentary here: campfire-stories.org/dorel-ricardo

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