SambAsia Grows In China

by Alison Klayman

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All Things Considered, July 4, 2008 · "SambAsia," originally created in San Francisco to unite Asians and Latinos, has attracted a serious following in Beijing.

We dance our way through this lively version of Samba, which brings together people from different social classes .

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