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“100 Years” Revisited

Sun, Dec. 12 • 3pm EST

Virtual (Zoom)

Find out how New York City has served as the gateway to flamenco in the United States with a talk by “100 Years of Flamenco in New York City” exhibit curators Ninotchka Bennahum and K. Meira Goldberg.

*This class will be in English.

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Flamenco Vivo on Spotify

In our recent Afición class, Carmen Ledesma talked about dancing with some of flamenco’s most iconic singers. Enjoy this curated Spotify playlist featuring the artists Carmen highlighted.

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Who were Los Pinini?

Living flamenco legend Carmen Ledesma talked about her formative years performing with Los Pinini. Do you know all the other flamenco greats who stemmed from this dynasty?

Born in Lebrija (1863), Fernando Peña Soto “El Pinini” was the head of one of the biggest and most important flamenco families of the last two hundred years. El Pinini is an almost mythical character who invented his own personal styles of alegrías and cantiñas. His descendants are some of the most prestigious artists in the history of flamenco, including La Fernanda and La Bernarda de Utrera, Bastían and Inés Bacán, Tio Benito, Pepa de Utrera, Miguel el Funi, Concha Vargas, and her daughter Carmen Vargas.

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