On May 30, something that happens only once a year will take place on the roof of Gipsy in the center of Moscow. 800 people will come: some with friends, some alone, some "just to see" - and in two hours they will leave transformed. Disheveled, blissful, with one thought: "Why didn’t I come earlier?". Latina on the roof of Moscow is a concert that has been kicking off the summer for eight consecutive years. Under the glass dome of the Gipsy roof, it’s as hot as in Miami - regardless of the weather outside. Through the transparent ceiling, the sunset sky pours in. On stage, there are 23 live artists - musicians, Cuban dancers, a host who flies in from Cuba and personally greets each guest. Dancers work right in the hall - next to you. They show simple movements, and within a minute everyone around is repeating them, while people from VIP seats descend into the crowd because that’s where the real energy is. Here, live hits that the whole world dances to sound - Waka Waka, Macarena, La Isla Bonita, Bailando. And when Despacito starts, all 800 people in the hall begin to sing simultaneously. Latina on the roof is a live party where age doesn’t matter. Here, no one cares how you dance. Here, they look at the person who is having a good time. It’s impossible to describe - it has to be experienced. Vasily Danilovsky, founder of ROOFEVENTS: "I have been doing 'Latina on the Roof' for eight years. Can you imagine? And every time at the end of the evening, I stand on the balcony and look at 800 people who don’t want to leave. That’s the moment. People come 'just to see' - and stay until the last track. They come alone - and leave with company. It happens every time. Because our dancers work right in the crowd, the music that everyone knows by heart sounds live - and at some point, the body starts moving on its own. An indescribable energy of freedom and happiness. If I recommend it to a close person - I simply say: 'Come and give yourself this evening.'