Tucked in between Thanksgiving and the start of the holiday season, on a quiet Sunday night, the stage at SOhO exploded with the virtuoso music of the Andrés Vadin Trio and the fiery footwork of award ...

The 11-piece early-instrument ensemble will collaborate with Houston-based Arte Puro to explore the traditional roots of the ...

Spain is a country where traditions aren’t just preserved, they’re lived with emotion, color, and a deep sense of identity.

In the birthplace of flamenco, a storm of applause along with a scattering of boos greeted the announcement of the winner of one of the world's most prestigious competitions in the Spanish dance art ...

When Rosalía Vila Tobella was 8 years old, something happened at a family luncheon in her native Catalonia that made her contemplate visions of future pop stardom. “We were spending time with a bunch ...

Joyful shouts of “ ¡Ale, ale!” and “ ¡Toma que toma!” surrounded the dancers as they improvised to music played by guitarist ...

When I was six and my sister was four, our parents, on holiday in Andalusia, bought us postcards of flamenco dancers. Mine had a yellow dress, and came wearing a real skirt made of lace-edged satin ...

Olga Pericet’s “La Leona” and a dance panorama by Ballet Nacional de España look to the past, with an eye to recovery and invention. By Marina Harss For Olga Pericet, flamenco is an invitation: to ...

Through a flamenco class, WH assistant editor Naydeline Mejia uncovered a new way to her duende, or most authentic self. As a naturally anxious and self-proclaimed unsettled person, I was inspired to ...

Recordings by venerable and emerging flamenco artists are muted even as Rosalía and Alejandro lead the nominations with flamenco-tinged recordings. By Judy Cantor-Navas Universal Music Spain’s strong ...

Rosalía is bringing the classic beauty and tradition of flamenco to a new generation. Rosalía Vila Tobella — known simply on stage as Rosalía — has been credited with taking a modern approach to ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by El Yiyo grew up in Spain’s Roma community. But it was watching Michael Jackson online, he says, that taught him to dance. By Raphael Minder BADALONA, ...