The winner of a Latin Grammy in the classical music category, she has dedicated three decades of her artistic career to exploring the richness of ancient music, the Sephardic tradition, and its fusion with Mexican musical legacies
She fell in love with flamenco as a child and moved to Seville to learn the ropes. Now in her mid-twenties, she is one of the most sought-after dancers on the scene
Avant-garde forms of the popular genre hailing from southern Spain have now taken firm root in the Big Apple
The performer talks to EL PAÍS about the mass protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s judicial reform, her love of flamenco and her upcoming concert in Spain
A less well-known side of the genius from Granada is his musical talent. He was a great pianist and connoisseur of Andalusian music, whose status he raised with his vision and poetic rhetoric
The Spanish director, who passed away on Friday at age 91, became famous for emotionally intense movies like ‘Blood Wedding,’ ‘Carmen’ and ‘Tango’ that brought flamenco and other styles into fresh focus
The lyrics to her new song ‘Hentai,’ which have been met with criticism on social media, underscore the Spanish star’s commitment to constant transformation
The iconic establishment helped fuel a revolution of the genre in the 1980s and attracted global figures of jazz and dance such as Chick Corea and Pina Bausch
One of Spain’s top dancers and choreographers, he was going to open a new show on Thursday in Madrid
The first rule followed by the many devoted fans of San Román is to deny its very existence
The Spanish pop sensation has won over critics across the world, but continues to stir debate, be it for her political views, concert fees or flamenco-inspired music
The international star continues to divide public opinion in Spain, whether over her way of singing flamenco or her stance on the Catalan independence movement
The young sensation worked for two months in Japan to raise money for a show that wowed the crowds at the Seville Biennale
The celebration dates back to the 18th century, nearly died in the 1970s, and is enjoying a revival
There are no female figures of note in this male-dominated scene, but both foreign and Spanish players are starting to break down the stereotypes and inspire the next generation of girls to enter this hallowed domain. Even virtuosos, such as Tomatito, are eager to see the gender gap close
Antonia Santiago Amador, otherwise known as ‘La Chana,’ cast a spell over Salvador Dalí, Peter Sellers and Maya Plisétskaya. And though she suffered years of abuse from the men in her life, she rose above it to triumph around the world. A new documentary pays tribute to her spirit
African, Latin American and Arabic women are training in a sewing workshop run by a Seville foundation that offers employment opportunities and valuable contacts
Daily image features the guitarist, who died in 2014, and links to a digital exhibition about his work
Thirty dresses made from Senegalese fabric auctioned to raise funds for project near Dakar
García allegedly swindled people by passing himself off as a top singer and lawyer
Each Sunday the back room of a Madrid bar becomes the stage for an intimate dance show
Deaf dancer Ángeles Narváez choreographs shows that mix bodily movement with sign language
Privately run Uflamenco to offer a degree program in the music and dance form from October
Spain’s deep economic crisis is forcing artists to perform increasingly abroad
