Featuring the Art of Flamenco in the City of Brotherly Love!
Flamenco Workshop with Almudena Serrano Almudena Serrano was born in Puerta Santa Maria, Spain, and began her flamenco training at age 13, studying with artists such as El Mimbre, Manolo Marín, Eva la Yerbabuena, Alejandro Granados, Mario Maya, and Merche Esmeralda. Serrano has worked with the companies of Merche Esmeralda, Rafael Amargo and...
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PASION Y ARTE PRESENTS PHILLY TABLAO AT THE ASIAN ARTS INITIATIVE Supported Through PNC Arts Alive, Philly Tablao Features Philadelphia’s Top Flamenco Companies and an Array of Special Guest Artists from Spain and Across the U.S.A. Pasion y Arte (PyA) is excited to announce Philly Tablao, Philadelphia’s first ongoing Tablao over four...
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3-Day Flamenco Workshop Philly June 25, 26, & 27, 2015 5:30-6:45pm Tientos/Tangos 7-8:15pm Caña Letras, remates, structure, and dancing to the cante. 954 Dance Movement Collective 954 North 8th Street Philadelphia, PA $25 per class Contact Monica Herrera For registration and more...
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De Luna A Lunares Flamenco This will be our 1st time at Fleisher Art Memorial! We are going to have a wonderful group of musicians and dancers from Washington DC and New York! It’s going to be a great time! Refreshments will be available. Space is limited so please arrive early! Doors will open at 7:30, Performance to start promptly at...
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954 Dance Movement Collective 954 N 8th st Just south of Girard Ave – plenty of street parking Absolute Beginner Class (Special Workshop 6-8 weeks only) Fridays from 6:00-7:30pm. (Check Monica’s Web site for class availablity) This class will be for people who have never studied Flamenco before and for those who want to develop a good understanding for Flamenco technique, compas (rhythm) and structure. If you do not own...
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Cristian Puig was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Son of Gloria Monreal, Flamenco singer and Pablo Puig, Flamenco guitarrist. When he was 19 years old, Cristian began his studies in classical guitar at the conservatory of Manuel de Falla as well as flamenco guitar with his father. Soon he took classes in flamenco guitar with Quique de Cordoba and furthered his studies in jazz, bosa nova and contemporary music with various teachers. He has...
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Share La China comes back for another round in NYC and Philadelphia. You can see La China’s Profile on Facebook. The upcoming Workshop in Philly is scheduled as follows: FLAMENCO 1 – SOLEA FLAMENCO 2 – SIGUIRIYAS Sat. Feb 12 2:30- 3:45pm Flamenco 1 4:00-5:15pm Flamenco 2 Sun. Feb 13 1:00-2:15pm Flamenco 1 2:30-3:45pm Flamenco 2 Mon. Feb 14 and Wed. Feb 16 5:30-6:45pm Flamenco 1 7:00-8:15pm Flamenco 2 Tues. Feb 15...
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I’m a relatively new flamenco guitar student from Australia, and enjoy everything about flamenco. I have been learning Flamenco guitar for about 2 years now and have noticed there is a lot to learn. Not only technique, but about Flamenco dance and singing, guitars, technology, learning techniques and more. Visit my site at Flamenco Guitar
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What is a Juerga? A “juerga”, very much resembles a jam session because of its improvisational qualities, is still the best way of communicating the essence of traditional flamenco. There is no distinction between audience and performers and everyone takes part in the event and supports each person in the playing, dancing, and singing. A “juerga flamenca” can attain the qualities of a ritual of religious proportions. Typically, at a...
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