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 5:15–6:00 PM, then Maceo Limonte sings till 8:30 while Paul DJs between sets.
The full evening
- Arrive at 5:00 PM — find a spot, grab a drink, settle in.
- 5:15 PM — Salsa lesson on the beach stage. A focused 45-minute 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 5:15 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 5:15 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 at 5:00 to settle in before class starts at 5:15
- 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, socials, and Tuesday nights at La Tuna for BCS Latin Dance promotional use (website, YouTube, and social media). By attending, you agree to appear in promotional material. If you'd prefer not to be featured, or if 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.