Flamenco Dance Project

A workshop designed to teach students how to improvise Bulerias de Jerez with live musicians (open to all levels)

Part I (via Zoom) – Sunday, April 12, 4:30 to 6 PM: Bulerías is the heart of the fiesta, thriving on spontaneous communication between the dancer and the musicians. Alfonso Cid is going to lead us in understanding the structure of Bulerías de Jerez, breaking down its rhythm, different palmas patterns, phrasing, and key elements.

NB: This session will be recorded and will be available for five days after the event.

Part II (in person)– Saturday, May 16, 4 to 6 PM: Once you’ve learned the musical structure in part one, Yu-ling and Sabrina will guide you through foundational elements – llamadas, remates and marcajes – so you can bring your understanding of dance and music together while working with live musicians: Alfonso Cid (cante) and Anthony Tran (toque). Even if you feel shy, you’re encouraged to participate and support your fellow students playing Palmas in the process.

NB: This session will take place at , 284 Amory St. in Jamaica Plain.

This workshop is to help you gain the freedom to play with the rhythm and confidently communicate with the singers and guitarists transforming your dance into a lively, shared conversation. Bonus! You’ll have an opportunity to perform your “pataita” at the student recital on Saturday, June 13!

Visit my link in bio to register.

Thrilled to announce that I will teaching two classes on Sundays starting April 12 at !!!

Those attending the int/adv classes will be able to perform at our end-of-year performance on June 13!

Visit my website for more information and to sign up – link in bio!! 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻

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Moments from my recent trip to the Duende Flamenco Festival at Toronto’s

Such a joyful and wonderful experience, with an amazing lineup of artists. Congrats to my flamenco hermana and her team for another memorable year.

Sunday, November 02 2025 7:30PM EST
Berklee Performance Center
136 Massachusetts Ave., Boston
Tickets start at $45
Members save $6–9 per ticket

Spain’s National Dance Award–winning dancer Marco Flores has long been an established A-lister in Spain’s flamenco scene. Known for his elegance and unique style, Flores presents Rayuela (Hopscotch), a production that celebrates his 25-year career and pays homage to the three pillars of the art form: dance, vocals, and guitar.

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