You don’t need to wait for Fiesta in August to experience the power and passion of pure flamenco in this town. Flamenco Santa Barbara and the Santa Barbara Historical Museum cre ...

In the heart of every stomp, swirl, and clap of flamenco dance lives a story—rich with tradition, emotion & fire. At Rosal Ortega’s Flamenco Dance Classes, that story comes to life through each ...

As a small girl in Seville, Olga Carmona tried everything. Everything other than soccer. Her parents signed her up for classes in swimming, tennis, even flamenco dancing. But she had only one ...

THE FIFTH ANNUAL Flamenco Festival winds up Saturday at Lisner Auditorium with "Crossroads," a program that traces the evolution of flamenco from its origins in Andalusia to more modern, avant-garde ...

A very entertaining performance but without its star Soledad Barrio, who was injured, there was a noticeable lack of cohesion ...

Inside the historic Covarrubias Adobe at the Santa Barbara Historic Museum, Flamenco! Santa Barbara created another breathtaking flamenco showcase on September 4, with guest artists from Spain and ...

vibrant Flamenco scene in the 1980s when many tablaos dotted the city. These flamenco venues originally developed during the 1960s throughout Spain replacing cabarets. “I have wonderful memories of ...

Hold onto your hearts, dance lovers. Flamenco is known to steal them. That most emotional art form of dance and music is back for the annual fiery taste of Spain. You can enjoy a brief invigorating ...

The 25th anniversary celebration of Flamenco Festival New York will feature programming that evokes this endless love affair between the city of skyscrapers and flamenco.

When Carolina Loyola-Garcia left her native Chile some 27 years ago to study art in Pittsburgh, about 4,000 Hispanic men and women, about 1% of the city’s population, called the Steel City home.

Upending tradition, men will be wearing dresses and shawls as part of Macho Flamenco: Boys Don’t Dance, Dallas group the Flame Foundation’s latest exploration of an art form that dates back hundreds ...

The popularity of flamenco has exploded in the last four decades. You can find its distinctive percussive footwork from Tokyo to Israel to Toronto, throughout Latin America, and in Miami, New York, ...