#flamenco dancing

[aretis]

Flamenco dancing 💃

[rougeside10]

I feel like Aziraphale and Crowley would do flamenco dancing.🔥🐍🪽

[my-beautiful-wickedness]

[journey-to-the-goddess]

💃🏻 It’s finally here…

💃🏻 Last year, the stars aligned. Maya de Silva Chafe (my first Flamenco teacher) and I were in the same part of the world at the same time. So I leapt at the opportunity to sit down and have an in-depth conversation with Maya on all-things-Flamenco.

💃🏻 Flamenco isn’t just a dance or type of music—it’s A WAY OF LIFE. What we know as Flamenco today slowly developed over centuries—millennia, in fact—due to a vast array of cultural influences that even includes “new world” influences. 

💃🏻 But these aren’t the only reasons why I love Flamenco. I love Flamenco because when dancing it, singing it, playing, or watching it, it actually deeply connects you to WHAT IT MEANS TO BE HUMAN. It’s something that can’t be fully grasped thru explanation, but can definitely be felt thru direct experience. 

💃🏻 Furthermore, experiencing the feminine in Flamenco can help those of us looking to connect to authentic and empowered feminine energy. 

💃🏻 Curious to know more??

💃🏻 Then join me and Maya for our impassioned conversation on “The Feminine in Flamenco”. Make sure to watch all the way to the end to see Maya dance to a beautiful song on beauty, love, and longing for peace.

LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKnqKXYBQt0

[laluna7]

Happy New Year!

[thechildrensmuseum]

These flamenco dancer dolls were made in Spain. Flamenco developed over several centuries from Romani, Moorish, Andalusian, and other roots. Flamenco doesn’t only consist of dancing. Guitar, singing, and hand-clapping are also at its core. It’s International Dance Day, so get out there and dance! Maybe try flamenco!

[dancebook]

World of Dance Juniors: Victoria Caban

[laluna7]

REUNIÓN EN LA PUEBLA 2013 - La Moneta - (Tientos Tangos)