A guitarist strums a few haunting chords. A dancer coyly clicks her heels on the floor. A percussionist rattles the castanets while chanting a soft refrain. The scene is pure flamenco, an art form as ...

First there was the late, great Cuban jazz pianist, Bebo Valdés, who collaborated with Spanish flamenco legend Diego El Cigala on their exceptional album Lagrimas Negras (Black Tears) in 2004. Their ...

Kristina Martinez waves a red shawl back and forth as she dances around the stage. Her hands cut through the air, whipping the cloth from side to side, as if she's trying to agitate a large beast. "It ...

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 ...

Upending tradition, men will be wearing dresses and shawls as part of Macho Flamenco: Boys Don’t Dance, Dallas group the ...

Flamenco is a centuries-old style of dance with origins in Spain, and its popularity is growing in Chicago. Joining Dana ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The intimate venues known as tablaos have mostly remained shuttered even as pandemic restrictions ease. That puts at risk a formative element of many ...

A lot of folks know New Mexico for green chiles, the largest hot air balloon festival in the world, and the birthplace of the bomb. But it's also a global center of flamenco—the passionate dance, song ...