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Bronx partygoers danced the night away at the Al Quiñones Playground Summer Salsa Concert Series Wednesday night.

The event made its debut following two postponements due to inclement weather. Organizations and local leaders, including district leader Freddy Perez Jr. and Council Member Rafael Salamanca, made the event possible.

Bronx residents can enjoy the sounds of salsa every Wednesday through Sept. 4 free of charge.

No advanced tickets or RSVPs are required.