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Flamenco It’s Good To Be Back
By Jana Buhlmann January 27, 2015 I stepped away from flamenco for a year. It felt sacrilegious to do as such, but I could no longer hear myself. And that […]
Being a flamenca & the reality of having 2 young kids
By Kasandra La China April 12, 2012 KIDS = MAKES MY BRAIN LOOPY So I haven’t blogged for a really long time. As I look at the time stamps on […]
A Lesson in Coraje
How I Learned to Love – and then Miss – Morning Flamenco By Michelle Harding April 1, 2012 I am a flamenca. I perform regularly and keep unconventional hours. When Kasandra proposed […]
Crack your Own Whip! – Footwork Bootcamp
By Michelle Harding August 31, 2011 Flamenco is as challenging as you want to make it. It’s very personal. Wherever you decide to set the bar, it will always come […]
It’s not really possible to learn Manton in a couple days
but … no pain no gain and no guts no glory By Kasandra “La China” July 21, 2011 Congratulations to all Fandangos con Manton Workshop attendees! On Day 1, everyone […]
Wow it is possible to dance with Abanico in a couple dayz!
By Kasandra “La China” July 19, 2011 Congratulations to the Abanico Workshop Attendees! Most people had never used the fan before, although most were experienced dancers. Thirty-two eager attendees crammed […]
Pecho Arriba!
By Michelle Harding April 4, 2011 I’ve noticed something remarkable happens to people when they start studying flamenco. Shy, quiet people gradually come out of their shells. They start to […]
Sevilla meets Mozaico Flamenco Village
By Andrea Williams March 20, 2011 The studio was warmed up to springtime in Sevilla on Sunday night as Al Mozaico Flamenco Dance Academy students gathered for the year’s first […]
Flamenco – A Guilty Pleasure
By Elen Ghulam January 20, 2011 This blog is written by my student, Elen, who joined us a few years ago now. She is a 40 something, white collar, professional, […]