The tablaos (flamenco shows) can be expensive, but come with a guarantee of professional performers.
At a flamenco-themed party in Barcelona in February Acer debuted its first five touch-screen phones.
The grandmother found our tins under the floorboards and all but danced a flamenco.
In the 1970s, musicians began mixing flamenco with jazz, rock, blues, rap and other genres.
And honestly, do I really need to see a close-up of Kirstie Alley dancing the Flamenco?
El cante flamenco lo interpretan, en solo y sentados generalmente, un hombre o una mujer.
In contrast, crowded flamenco bars with no scheduled performances carry a magical spontaneity.
His new album, Rio de los Canasetors, is nominated for Best Flamenco Album.
Yes, this Telemundo TV host and former Flamenco dancer is half his age.
It was in the area surrounding Seville that flamenco was born among gitanos (Roma people) in the late 18th century.
Early flamenco was cante jondo (deep song), an anguished form of expression for a people on the margins of society.
There were long dresses and evening gowns too, most of them ruffled like glamorized versions of flamenco or tango dresses.
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No one is quite sure where flamenco came from, although it probably owes its origins to a mosaic of ancient sources.
Jake Shimabukur : The Hawaiian ukulele virtuoso blends jazz, classical, bluegrass, flamenco and rock (from The Beatles to Michael Jackson and beyond).
There were some clever costumes (furs, black-and-white polka-dot flamenco dresses, natty gangster suits for the smugglers) and ideas (the smuggled "goods" were people).
Flamenco is enjoying something of a golden age, but part of its appeal lies in a new generation of artists broadening flamenco's horizons.
Flamenco music and dance are widely admired around the world while Cervantes' novel Don Quixote is one of the most popular ever written.
Casa Anselma, across the river in the old flamenco barrio (district) of Triana, is beloved by aficionados who every night launch into impromptu performances.
Sir Tom Jones prompted what the first ever mass flamenco dance on the steps of the Queen Victoria Memorial as he launched into Delilah.
While careful not to alienate flamenco purists, Morente, through his numerous collaborations across genres, helped lay the foundations for Nuevo Flamenco (New Flamenco) and Fusion.
The patios also host traditional singing, flamenco guitar playing and dancing.
But architecture tells only half the story in this place where so many peculiarly Spanish passions - bullfighting, fiestas and flamenco - find their most vivid expression.
He is also almost single-handedly responsible for transforming the guitar, formerly the junior partner of the flamenco trinity, into an instrument of solo expression far beyond traditional limits.
The chances are that Europeans will just have to learn to live with the odd inaccurate portrayal as a fox-hunting obsessive or as a flamenco-dancing bull-fighter, despite increasing integration.
This year's event got under way on Thursday morning with an impromptu performance from flamenco guitar player Vicente Amigo and his band on the steps of Glasgow's Royal Concert Hall.
And with Unesco listing flamenco as an Intangible Cultural Heritage (culturally important traditions, practices, and rituals) in 2010, the city continues to stand at the vanguard of the vital and precious art.
Numerous bars in Seville host flamenco on a regular basis and while the music and dancing in these places can be hit or miss, entry is free as long as you buy a drink.
Esa curiosidad musical se refleja hasta hoy en su trabajo, con incursiones en el Latin Jazz y en el Tango, que a su vez permiten otra perspectiva y permiten otra manera de ver al flamenco.
Michael Cortez, grandson of the founder, leads me to the kitchens through a warren of dining rooms, each more lavishly festooned with tinsel and fairy lights than the last, all patrolled by a restless army of flamenco-dressed waitresses.
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