Our flamenco-style Christmas mood continues with another beloved Villancico ‘Su Carita Divina’.

In the cold but festive season of Villancicos, let’s enjoy the warm flavour of ‘Con Azúcar y Canela’.

Although Pasodoble can be danced to other music, we would prefer to have Spanish flavour in its music too.

Pasodoble or Paso Doble is a popular style in ballroom dancing and assumed as typical Spanish, but there is more cultural richness in it.

Rainy days can be inspiring - embracing the song 'La Gata Bajo La Lluvia' and its adaptations in flamenco

Having a historic connection to a specific date of 27th September, ‘Al Alba’ is a supreme song to be adored anytime, any day.

21st June is not only the summer solstice but also the celebration day for music. We’ll revisit our favourite flamenco and more.

For the 15th commemoration of the loss of Rocío Jurado on 1st June, we cherish some of her legendary performances.

Keeping the festive mood of the Eurovision 2021, let's dig into the fascinating history of flamenco and Spain in the past competitions.

Celebrating both the Feria de Abril and Jazz Appreciation Month, we'll share some jazz-arranged Sevillanas to chill.

While Jazz Appreciation Month still continues, we'll bring up some names which we tend to overlook in flamenco jazz.

The abbreviation of Jazz Appreciation Month, 'JAM', makes us think what a jam session really means to us.

Sharing some of the legendary songs by Nina Simone and their flamenco versions in this Jazz Appreciation Month of April.

We're adding the spice of flamenco to this year's week-long celebration of St Patrick's Day - Riverdance and the guitarist John Walsh.

As if breathing fresh air, we'll discover refreshing soundscapes of flamenco through diverse musical instruments.

For the distanced version of Burn's Night, we can connect with each other through Auld Lang Syne and bagpipes with a Spanish twist.

At the beginning of the New Year, why don’t we borrow the power of music and words to make a flying start?

The word ‘Palillos’ means both 'chopsticks' and 'castanets' in Spanish - my personal note on flamenco castanets

World Singing Day gave me a chance to reflect upon the significance of singing.

Insight into ‘Entre Dos Aguas’ by Paco de Lucía and the violin version by Paco Montalvo.