61. Spanish Dance. Spanish Flamenco, Dance Music  flamenco is a genuine Spanish art, and to be more exact a genuine Southern Spanish art. http://www.donquijote.org/culture/spain/dance/sara.asp

Home Latin Culture Spain Dance ... - 20 Scholarships RESOURCES SPANISH LANGUAGE TRAVEL SERVICES TRANSLATIONS JOBS dQ COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER SHARE YOUR PHOTOS PHOTO CONTEST dQ MEMBERS ... SPANISH CULTURE SPANISH NAMES SPAIN SPANISH RECIPES HOROSCOPO - VIRTUAL MUSEUM DON QUIJOTE CONTACT US dQ SHOP SITE MAP Spain culture Put on the pictures and meet them Sara Baras In 1994, during the Caja de Ávila Flamenco Week, she danced to accompany the singing of Enrique Morente. In the same year she made a two-month tour of several European countries with Paco Peña's Company. 1994 at the 23rd Festival of Andalusian Song and Dance in Jerez de la Frontera she shared a bill with great flamenco artists. Towards the end of the same year she set out on a tour of Asia, performing in Taipei, Seoul, etc. Sara Baras spent one year (1996-97) dancing alongside Antonio Canales as guest artist in his production entitled Gitano ("Gypsy"). This was presented at the Seville Biennale Festival In 1997 Sara Baras presented her own troupe to critical and public acclaim at the close of the 37th Cante de las Minas National Flamenco Festival. On April 2, 1998, with her own company made up of herself, seven dancers and seven musicians, Sara launched the show called Sensaciones. Sensaciones is not conventional theatre; it is an exploration of the various forms of flamenco.

62. Flamenco-world.com - Flamenco Dance Magazine with the latest information about flamenco dance world. http://www.flamenco-world.com/magazine/dance/dance.htm

Manuela Carrasco. Photo: Paco Manzano Photo: Paco Manzano Blanca del Rey. Vicente Escudero. Photo: Colita FLAMENCO DANCE MANUEL MERIDA. From a professional point of view flamenco dance would become consolidated in the parties organized by the schools of dance of Seville, as well as in some typical places such as the Granada caves of Sacromonte. By the 191O's, flamenco becomes more and more present in the theater Performances by Pastora Imperio, "La Argentina", La "Argentinita", "La Nina de los Peines", "El Mochuelo", who offer their art in programs of other genres or at the end of movie programs or comedy plays. In the period of flamenco opera, the singing, the dance and the guitar inlay in comedies with a local or even flamenco essence. It is also in that period when "La Argentina" creates her company with Antonio "el de Bilbao" and with Faico, touring all over America, and making their debut in the New York Maxime Elliot's Theater in 1916, where they present the Enrique Granados' choreography of Goyescas. In 1915 Manuel de Falla composes for Pastora Imperio "El Amor Brujo" with a libreto by Gregorio Martinez Sierra. This work is the starting point of flamenco ballet, although the first company of Spanish Dance is created by La Argentina in 1929. Six years later, La Argentina puts together the first entirely flamenco ballet, with her version of "El Amor Brujo". Antonia Mercé was accompanied by Vicente Escudero, Pastora Imperio and Miguel Molina as the most outstanding artists of her show.

63. Flamenco - World.com / La Web Del Flamenco flamenco music store and magazine, with introduction to the genre, news, events, interviews, and biographies of renowned guitarists and singers. http://www.flamenco-world.com/

64. Flamenco Dance With Victorio -- Choreographer, Dancer, Teacher Based In New York flamenco choreographer, dancer and teacher presents information on his dance classes in New York City, USA. Includes a biography and a gallery of flamenco http://www.geocities.com/victoriok/

Checkout a video clip of Victorio dancing a Farruca.

65. Flamenco - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia flamenco dancer Belen Maya, photograph taken by Gilles Larrain at his studio flamenco dancers also became one of the major attractions for the public of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flamenco

Flamenco From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Music of Spain Andalusia Aragon Balearic Islands ... Valencia Genres: Classical Flamenco Folk Hip hop Opera Pop ... Timeline and Samples Awards Amigo Awards Charts AFYVE Festivals Benidorm Eurovision ... Sonar Media Fans La Revista 40 Mundo Joven Flamenco dancer Belen Maya , photograph taken by Gilles Larrain at his studio, 2001 Flamenco is a song music and dance style which is strongly influenced by the Gitanos , but which has its deeper roots in Moorish and Jewish musical traditions. Flamenco culture originated in Andalusia Spain ), but has since become one of the icons of Spanish music and even Spanish culture in general. According to Blas Infante in his book "Or­genes de lo flamenco y secreto del cante jondo", Etymologically , the word Flamenco comes from the Arabic word Fellahmengu , "Peasant without Land". This is related to the huge amount of Ethnic Andalusians who decided to stay and mixing with the Gypsy newcomers instead abandoning their lands because their religious beliefs ( Moriscos ). After the Castilian conquest of Andalusia, the so-called Reconquista , most of the land was expropiated and given to warlords and mercenaries who had helped the Castilian kings enterprise against multicultural Al-Andalus . When the Castilians later ordered the expulsion or forceful conversion of the Andalusian Moriscos, they took refuge among the Gypsies becoming fellahmengu in order to avoid death, persecution or forced deportation. Posing as Gypsies they managed to return to their cultural practices and ceremonies including the singing.

66. Flamenco Dance And Dancers image copyright flamencoshop.com 2005 flamenco dance and dancers. navigation links. flamenco dance is oriental in flavour and leaves your soul naked http://www.flamencoshop.com/flamencodancer/dance.htm

flamenco dance and dancers flamenco dance and dancers navigation links flamenco dance is oriental in flavour and leaves your soul naked... index historical notes antonio marquez spanish classical elegance and technique belen maya gypsy daughter of mario maya antonio gades the classic lines are unforgettable cristina hoyos her dance never ignores the roots of the past antonio canales some productions - torero, cinderella matilde coral tradition simon el rubio elegant style - fotos dancing in jerez mariano torres majestic and elegant, the accomplished choroeographer in madrid mercedes ruiz fiery technique manolete slender gypsy who looks like manolete the bullfighter joaquin ruiz powerful footwork el farruco sevillano gypsy of great stature among flamencos maria-jose franco adrian classical in approach javier latorre from valencia to cordoba - probably the most prolific flamenco choreographer joaquin cortes skirting around the dance but an excellent technician eva yerbabuena supple and busy choreographies from the Santiago district of Jerez rosita duran the old style still prevails jerezano and pure classical inventions small and compact, a robust performer

67. Bulerias Flamenco Dance Class In Jerez De La Frontera During The Festival De Fla Bulerias flamenco Dance Class in Jerez de la Frontera during the Festival de flamenco Simon el Rubio. http://www.flamencoshop.com/buleriasclass.htm

Bulerias Flamenco Dance Class in Jerez de la Frontera Classes given in English or Spanish by If you wish to join a class for any week please contact the teacher as below. Click here for flamenco guitar comments page! mpeg video clip of bulerias class with dancer simon el rubio bulerias 1 use of manton third sevillana Call Jerez, Spain +34 656 444 663 or document.write(''); document.write('write to us' +''); There are flamenco dance classes and sevillanas for beginners, intermediate as well as advanced levels. Simon is also an excellent guitarist but rarely gives flamenco guitar lessons. He also introduces you to the local flamenco scene, so students have fun as well. Be prepared for some late nights! Comments about Simon el Rubio's flamenco dance class: ....you are an excellent teacher. I'm very, very fussy about dance teachers...I no longer study ballet because there are no decent ballet teachers anywhere near where I live. You're a terrific teacher. I'm very grateful for having had the experience of studying with you. Ann Nowak (New York) ...we would like to thank you once again for your perfect Flamenco dance lessons which we enjoyed very much. We admired your high professionalism as a dancer and as a teacher, your very kind attitude and your particular attention to each of your students. It was a very interesting process to learn new dances, but also your lessons helped us to better understand the "soul" of Flamenco style.

68. BBC - H2g2 - Flamenco - A500491 flamenco dance achieved its climax and was the major attraction of the cafés cantantes. flamenco dance can be compared to the dances from the Orient. http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/alabaster/A500491

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... Advanced Search New visitors: Returning members: 3. Everything Arts and Entertainment Music Flamenco Flamenco is a fundamental part of the culture of the south of Spain with its roots in the gypsy community. It is divided into cante ('the song'), baile ('the dance') and guitarra ('guitar'). The gypsies were nomads, believed to have their origin in northern India and they were accustomed to making their own version of local music. Music is, and always has been, an important part of their celebrations and their everyday life. The first document registering the arrival of gypsies in Spain is from 1447. During this time the Moors had been occupying the south of Spain for almost 800 years, during which science, economy and culture flourished in a rich mix. The Moorish influence from this time can be found in flamenco music, as well as the impact of Jewish, Catholic and local music. At the end of 15th Century the Moors were ousted by the Catholic Kings, and a persecution of all non-Catholics started that was to last for more than two centuries. The suffering and injustice during this time was expressed in the songs, and is still today noticeable in more serious forms of flamenco. Flamenco began to be used as a synonym for the Andalusian gypsy in the 18th Century.

69. BBC - Essex Footlights - Flamenco Dance, Chelmsford The Mikado comes to the Civic Theatre Chelmsford. The BBC website for Essex, your gateway to local news, sport, entertainment, features and community issues http://www.bbc.co.uk/essex/going_out/footlights/whats_on/civic_theatre/flamenco/

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index WEDNESDAY 21st September 2005 Text only BBC Homepage England Essex ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Flamenco Dance Spectacular Calmino del Flamenco Calmino del Flamenco FLAMENCO DANCE SPECTACULAR Saturday 18th June, 8pm Civic Theatre, Chelmsford Box Office: 01245 606505 SEE ALSO Footlights index WEB LINKS Civic Theatre The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites. FACTS Featuring over 50 dancers from Camino del Flamenco performing Spanish classical and Flamenco dance. With live musicians and authentic, colourful Flamenco costumes. PRINT THIS PAGE View a printable version of this page. A top Spanish Flamenco group is flying to England to perform for one night only at the Civic Theatre in Chelmsford. Electrifying dance troupe Aroma Flamenco is flying directly from Jerez de la Frontera (Andalucia, Spain) to appear in Chelmsford as part of the Flamenco Dance Spectacular. It will be only their second time in Britain ever, and their very first in the Essex area. Show promoter Rosi Reed explains the passion of this form of dance, "Flamenco artists from Jerez are acknowledged throughout Spain as possessing a very special quality to their art. Children learn to sing and dance at their parent's knee and perform with such intensity, joy and love of Flamenco that any audience can see how passionate they are about their art form. Aroma Flamenco is led by La Chiqui de Jerez - the most famous Flamenco teacher in Jerez. La Chiqui has been dancing and teaching since she was a child. Students trained by her are now enjoying shining careers all over Spain".

70. Flamenco Dance Lessons In Spain Learn to dance flamenco while you improve your spanish with Cervantes International In Malaga Spain. Total spanish immersion. http://www.cervantes.to/flamenco.html

Why CERVANTES school? The school location Spanish Courses: Programs Spanish standard course ... School PhotoTour Spanish Standard Course + Flamenco Dance This course combines the Standard course and Flamenco Dance. Flamenco, the authentic music of Andalusia is present in every party, in every "fiesta". There is no event in which you wouldn't hear Flamenco and see people dancing it. With Cervantes you have the opportunity to learn this famous dance. While you are learning and perfecting the language in your Spanish classes during the morning, you also have the opportunity to learn and develop the techniques of flamenco dance with a teacher, who specializes in these famous dances of the south of Spain. Practical information 30 per week. Duration: minimum stay: 2 weeks. Levels: All levels. Maximum students per class: 9 students.

71. Spanish Flamenco Dance Reference Guide -- Http://flamencoguide.com Spanish flamenco Dance Reference Guide, 2nd. Edition is a unique publication outlining moveby-move the basic elements of flamenco dance. http://flamencoguide.com/

Now Available!! Spanish Flamenco Dance Reference Guide, 2nd Ed. by Alicia Morena - di Palma "...a fantastic introduction to the art form." - Jason Webster, Duende: A Journey into the Heart of Flamenco List Price: $34.95 U.S. Plus $4.30 Shipping ISBN: 0-9729454-0-7 Published by: Wood Designs, Inc. (August 2002) 8.5 x 11, 87 pages Soft Cover - Comb Bound Available Now! Limited copies of the manual will ship autographed by the author! Newly updated 2nd edition includes: Fans and Shawls in Spanish Flamenco Dancing Flamenco and the Japanese Interpretation The author's personal memoriam to her mentor Rosa Durán Sculpture, Art, and Architecture Reflected in Jondo Flamenco Dance Spanish Flamenco Dance Reference Guide 2nd. Ed. is a unique publication showing move-by-move the basic elements of flamenco dance. There is nothing else like it available in English. It is suitable for

72. Flamenco Costumes flamenco dance dresses, flamenco dance skirts, flowers, fans, flamenco earrings, Where to start from what you need to have to dance flamenco http://www.esflamenco.com/subhomes/endance_accessories.html

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73. Pilot Guides.com: Passion & Pink Birds: Gypsy Flamenco Dance flamenco is a traditional form of dance which is practised throughout Spain If you re visiting Granada, flamenco dances are organised for tourists in http://www.pilotguides.com/destination_guide/europe/spain/flamenco.php

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74. Amaya - Flamenco Dancer Omayra was constantly exposed to singers, dancers and guitarist of flamenco. She had a first class education in flamenco dance form because her parents http://www.imagination-unlimited.net/studio36/gypsyheart/amaya.htm

OMAYRA AMAYA Omayra was in her mother's womb when her parents, Olga and Curro Amaya, were performing around the world with the company of one of the most famous Flamenco dancers, Carmen Amaya. Omayra was raised a gypsy and learned all the inexplicable subtleties of highly emotional art form of Flamenco has. Since the majority of Amaya gypsies were involved with the dance, Omayra was constantly exposed to singers, dancers and guitarist of Flamenco. She had a first class education in Flamenco dance form because her parents had been professional and her aunt, Carmen Amaya, has had great influence in her technique and style. After Carmen Amaya's death, Omayra's parents started their own company called "Curro Amaya y su Ballet," and traveled around the world once again. Omayra started performing with her parents at a very early age by crawling on stage while her parents were performing. As she got older, she was given parts in the company show. By twelve, Omayra started partnering with her father while her mother taught Flamenco in schools and universities. At fifteen, she started performing with other companies such as Rosario Glan, Antonio Santaella and others. She also performed abroad in Central America, South America and the United States. Not being satisfied with dancing only the traditional forms of Flamenco, Omayra realized she needed to enhance and expand her dance by exposing herself to the academic world of dance and music. So she began studying other forms of dance such as ballet and jazz. To fulfill her goal, Omayra applied for and accepted a scholarship to attend The Boston conservatory where she obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Dance and Choreography.

75. Learn Flamenco... Flamenco Instruction Video, Learn How To Flamenco With This Fl Learn flamenco Danicng Video flamenco instruction videos teach you how to flamenco Dance. Instructional flamenco Dance Videos available on DVD or VHS. http://www.bellydancingbyzamoras.com/videos/Flamenco-Dance-Instruction-Video.asp

Flamenco Videos Learn Flamenco Dancing with Flamenco instructional Videos highlighting flamenco instruction techniques The Best Flamenco Instructional Videos Flamenco Video Testimonials View our many satisfied customers comments, and see for yourself just how great these flamenco videos are!! Direct from Zamora's Bellydance Learn Flamenco... LEARN FLAMENCO with Ms Eva Amador and Ms Reina Contreras If you want to learn how to dance Flamenco, this is perfect for you. Your Flamenco Master Teachers are Ms Eva Amador and Ms Reina Contreras of the Classical / Flamenco Dance Group, Cuadro Espanol, based in Central California, where traditions and secret dance techniques are passed on going back to Spain. After an exciting performance demonstration, the First thing to learn is How To Get the “Flamenco Look” and “Flamenco Mood.” Learn to make “Caracoles” or curls for your face. Then, learn How To Perform basic Flamenco Movements, such as: “Taconeo” basic Flamenco “Footwork” “Floreo” basic Flamenco “Hand” movements “Braceo” fundamental Flamenco “Arm” action “Palmas” Flamenco “Hand Clapping” Proper Body Movement, including Hip Swinging

76. Flamenco Guitar And Dance Classes Around The World flamenco Dance Accompaniment, Dance Arts flamenco Studio, La Poli (baile) and Greg flamenco dance teacher and performer in Metropolitan Detroit area. http://www.flamenco.org/classes.world.html

Flamenco Guitar and Dance Classes around the World Please help me keep this current. If you know of other classes around the world, if you teach some yourself, or if you have corrections, please email me at: requests@flamenco.org This site is being updated. Please send information of additions, deletions or changes to request@flamenco.org with the subject line: Flamenco World Classes Flamenco Schools Please send information on your Flamenco school to requests@flamenco.org and include the subject line: Flamenco Schools Flamenco Guitar I will be adding more information here as it becomes available. If you have information to add, please send me email at requests@flamenco.org Africa Raul Bonegio , flamenco guitar performer for the past 25 years, mainly as an accompanist for dancers and singers. For more information, please contact Raul Bonegio or by phone: 27-11-791-0679. The mailing address is 35 Cherry Drive, Randpark Ext 2, Randburg, 2194, South Africa. North America USA Flamenco Dance Accompaniment, Dance Arts Flamenco Studio , La Poli (baile) and Greg Wolfe (guitar). The studio is located at: 2647 N. Kedzie, Chicago, Il 60647, (773) 489 0828 Classes are on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, and are taught by "La Poli" Reyes. For further information call her at (773) 489 0828.

77. Flamenco Artists Carolina Lugo, Brisas de Espana, flamenco Dance Company, Pleasant Hill, CA Spanish Dance Company, flamenco Vivo, Aire de Sevilla, Diana Alejandre s Arte http://www.flamenco.org/artists.html

Flamenco Artists This page has a list of Flamenco performers including groups, guitarists, dancers and singers in the San Francisco Bay Area and other parts of California. If you are interested in being added to this list, please send me information on your name, performance area, category (group, guitar, baile, cante), and any other key information. Send the email to: requests@flamenco.org Groups FLAMENCO TALAVERA!, Los Angeles, CA. Produced, choreographed and directed by Juan Talavera, featuring the finest Spanish and Flamenco dancers, singers, guitarists and percussionists. For more information, please contact Juan Talavera at Alcompasbueno@webtv.net THE MEN OF FLAMENCO! , Los Angeles, CA Produced, choreographed and directed by Juan Talavera, featuring the finest Spanish and Flamenco dancers, singers, guitarists and percussionists. For more information, please contact Juan Talavera at Alcompasbueno@webtv.net CABARET ANDALUZ! , Los Angeles, CA Produced, choreographed and directed by Juan Talavera, featuring the finest Spanish and Flamenco dancers, singers, guitarists and percussionists. For more information, please contact Juan Talavera at Alcompasbueno@webtv.net

78. THE ARTS / Santa Rosa Dance Teachers Lead Flamenco Program THE ARTS BR Santa Rosa dance teachers lead flamenco program. http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2004/08/20/NBGDU89

79. Joy Of Motion Dance Center - Flamenco students the opportunity to study a full range of flamenco and Spanish Dance. Fluid arms and percussive footwork are hallmarks of flamenco dance that http://www.joyofmotion.org/class descriptions/flamenco descriptions.htm

FLAMENCO Flamenco/Spanish Dance The dances of Spain are varied and rich in ethnic and regional traditions. Joy of Motion Dance center offers classes that give students the opportunity to study a full range of Flamenco and Spanish Dance. Fluid arms and percussive footwork are hallmarks of Flamenco dance that are paralleled in the beautiful melodies and intricate rhythms of Flamenco music. Originating in the Andalusia region of southern Spain, the fire of Flamenco dance is reflective of its gypsy (Gitano) dancing roots and influences from Arabic traditions. Learn traditional as well as original dances that are steeped in folklore and melding cultures dating back to the 1500’s in then Moorish Spain. Encompassing regional and folk dance as well as classical and neo-classical dance, Spanish Dance uses a wide variety of traditional music and features castanets. Castanets are handheld, percussive instruments that highlight and accent the intricate rhythms of the many dances they accompany. Classes that are listed solely as Flamenco will not include th study of castanets. Learn about Spain and it’s history through the exciting and challenging dances that represent it’s regions, people and culture.  Flamenco/Spanish Dance Levels of Instruction  Note: Students should discuss changing levels with the instructor. Repeating a level for more than one semester is common and many times required for the development of proper technique and artistry. Progress is dependent on the student’s commitment to class participation and home practice.

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