Opera Tavern of Covent Garden has launched two cultural projects - ‘Sound of Spain’ and ‘Taste of Spain’.

Ciné Lumière, a cosy and inspirational French cinema in London, is hosting the London Spanish Film Festival ‘Spring Weekend’.

In Calle Betis in Seville, we chanced to witness spontaneously emerging flamenco, a different type of art form from a staged show.

Offering free flamenco every night, ‘La Carbonería’ instantly became our home of nightlife in Seville.

In this series, I’d like to share some experiences of flamenco in Seville, starting from two particular tablaos we went to.

April is the month of ‘Feria de Abril’ when flamenco aficionados enjoy dancing Sevillanas, but we can also appreciate the music as is.

As ‘Semana Santa’ started on 10th April, we share the belief in the power of arts through the profoundness of Saeta.

Celebrating Andalusia Day on 28th February, the regional anthem sung in flamenco styles will resonate with our universal hope for peace.

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

Celebrating the centenary of the iconic figure of Spanish Dance, Antonio Ruiz Soler, aka Antonio El Bailarín.

During our first holiday after the pandemic, we revisited Los Juanele, a hidden flamenco gem in Barcelona.

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.

Among many inspiring artworks at Bow Open Show, I was particularly fascinated with 'Hybrida', the dress-sculpture on a Spanish theme.

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

Baile Plus is celebrating its one year anniversary, while I'm resuming my dancing life. It's time for Spanish summer drinks.

Being inspired by the philosophy of processions of Semana Santa, we reorganise our pasos (steps) with hope.