Interviews
Amélie Casasole, director of the Nîmes Festival: "We need people who bring a touch of madness to the table."
Chema Blanco's replacement as head of France's premier flamenco event admits she's not an expert...
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Beatriz Morales, flamenco dancer and choreographer: "I never stray from my roots"
The Jerez-born artist presents her show 'Arte' on March 7th at the 30th Jerez Festival. A tribute to...
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Manuel Martín Martín donates his archive: "My wish has finally come true"
The City Council of Écija receives a huge quantity of documents from the private collection of the critic and scholar Manuel Martín...
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Carlos Granados, director of the Jerez Festival: "Preserving the essence means guaranteeing rhythm, truth, and roots."
“Preserving the essence means ensuring there is rhythm, truth, and roots,” says the director of the 30th Jerez Festival. Three…
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José Maya: "For me, dancing is being as close to God as possible."
Music, painting, religion... are all part of his life and also of 'Color Without a Name'. The work...
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José Cenizo: "Flamenco lyrics should be brief, simple and profound, like an emotional spark."
The Sevillian writer, a regular contributor to ExpoFlamenco, he unravels in his book 'Poet' flamenco'the art of writing lyrics for the...
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Kotoha Setoguchi: "From the outside, the flamenco It looks more exotic and attractive."
The Japanese flamenco dancer joins the team from her residence in Seville. ExpoFlamenco as a collaborator and cultural ambassador of...
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Two hours with Lucía Beltrán, the flamenco singer who feels pain cante
Lucía Beltrán Sedano is a flamenco singer with deep roots and boundless energy. She can't imagine a single day away from this art that only...
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Farruquito on the big screen: the artist's life comes to the cinema "in all its colors"
The directors of 'Serás Farruquito', Santi Aguado and Reuben Atlas, share with the Sevillian dancer the keys to the highly anticipated documentary.
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Marisol Encinias: "In other places the flamenco It's something exotic, but in Albuquerque it's considered a natural part of life.
For almost four decades, lovers of flamenco In the Americas, they have a date in New Mexico in...
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