Suenos!

Hundreds learned salsa from legend Ricardo Loaizaat the US Chamber for Musica y Suenos benefiting Catholic Charities. We snapped NTN24s Muni Jensen and Colombian Trade Bureaus Alejandro Pardo.

In a rare dispensation, the head of the Catholic Archdiocese said everyone could eat meat, even though it was a Friday during Lent; for those who stuck to tradition, there was maiz souffl and salmon. Here, Washington Hispanic Inc prez Johnny Yataco and Vanity Fairs Maureen Orth.

Appians Michael Chirlin and his wife, Americans Veronica. Catholic Charities isn't done yet: It's having its huge "Believe" gala on April 27, and tickets are still available.

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