Quiet, introverted and vulnerable are not the first words that spring to mind when describing the fiery world of flamenco ...

Celebrating 38 years of history, art, and culture, the National Institute of Flamenco is preparing for its annual Festival Flamenco in Albuquerque. They are inviting the entire community to come ...

Dina and Tim are joined by Esmeralda Enrique, founder of Spanish dance company to learn more about Flamenco.

Delilah and Antonio Arrebola are one of the cornerstones of the Dallas flamenco scene. For the second year, the couple’s Flame Foundation is putting on a flamenco festival with indoor and ...

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one of the most prominent flamenco dance companies in the United States. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Presentations were held Thursday at ...

We love it.” Word of the trio’s talent has traveled and they now perform throughout the valley. Pinto has aspirations to open a Flamenco dance academy, but will need a space with a sturdy floor, as ...

Rite at the Spadina Theatre will offer an explosive performance rooted in the art of flamenco, it features four artists at the top of their game. Discover Rite, an amazing dance performance ...

Beyond the glamour and drama, flamenco is a dance style with a rich cultural history. Since 2017 Monica Mota, founder and owner of Spokane-based dance company Quiero Flamenco, has trained local ...

The National Institute of Flamenco is celebrating 25 of Yjastros which is a dance company founded in Albuquerque. The company’s goal is to blend the traditional style with contemporary influences.

The dance also inspired viewers, with one person adding, “It makes me want to learn both Kathak and Flamenco now.” Another comment summed up the widespread appeal, saying, “Dance at its ...

The 44-year-old has always had a yearning to wear dresses and dance the “female” part in flamenco – those curving arms, curling fingers, swishing skirts and furious feet. As an eight-year ...