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Let these lines serve as a humble tribute to what is truly Spanish. Perhaps, even though these flamenco footwork sounds distant in time, we can finally extol...

FROM WITHIN. The flamenco dancer began the Don Antonio Chacón cycle in the peña of the same name, in its 41st edition, which is dedicated to Aunt Juana la del Pipa.

My little world flamenco It took shape in the early sixties, and was based on three specific characters: Fosforito, Antonio Mairena and Miguel Acal.

The unfortunate remarks made by television commentator Cristóbal Soria have caused outrage and offended both Roma and non-Roma people. His opinion has been interpreted as implying that killing, murdering, while applying the law...

THE SNUB. By now, everyone knows what a snub is. That's how the title of this column came to me...

From ExpoFlamenco We would like to congratulate the Del Rey family for having managed, for seventy uninterrupted years, to maintain quality in all aspects, with an iconic establishment for the...

The commotion is an art, it's essential, but in the society we live in, where gratuitous flattery abounds, whoever doesn't know how to sing, play, or dance...

Not everyone will acknowledge the immense contribution El Cabrero made to the fandangos of Huelva, but the credit is his and there's little room for dispute. He championed them...

American researcher Tyler Barbour reviews a crucial moment for the flamenco, for Spain, for everyone, in the book 'Writers and the flamenco: the anti-Franco struggle (1967–1978)'.

Between opera and Mairena's style, the Hispavox anthology reigns supreme. And El Gallina is the performer with the strongest presence. There's an organic weeping in his voice. The...