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.

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

When it's hard to look forward, it's OK to look back on the lovely past: the golden era of the '80s in Spain.

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.

Bambera is like a swaying swing, hanging in the air, in terms of its artistic open possibility.

At the awakening of springtime, we lift our spirits by enjoying some flamenco songs featuring almond, the symbol of early spring.

Despite the advantages of digital formats, we must not forget that flamenco is something beyond that.

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

The notion of beauty could go beyond the boundary of masculinity and femininity: that is Farruca.

There is an art form which suits the wintery air and the heat of flamenco simultaneously: that's figure skating.

Taking advantage of the lockdown time, what we should really practise is palmas, more than other elements of flamenco. Here is why.

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

At the end of the year 2020 which has been scarce of festivities, let's feel a little festive with Spanish Christmas carols.

Online festivity of Illustrators' Fair from 1st to 14th December, with a hint of flamenco portrait.

Zapateado means percussive footwork by flamenco dancers. Then, what is Zapateado without footwork?

Make our lockdown-habit of sedative binge watching to something positive and motivating.

16th November is 'International Flamenco Day' as of when flamenco was named as a world heritage.