• #40: Carmen - The Book (Chapter 3, Part 2)
    Feb 17 2025
    Let's continue with some more Carmen escapades. Poor Don José!
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    20 mins
  • #39: Carmen - The Book (Chapter 3, Part 1)
    Feb 10 2025
    This Carmen is just trouble! Today we start with Chapter 3, on which Georges Bizet's opera is based. This is also a good chapter to learn a bit more about the Romani, where flamenco came from.
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    22 mins
  • #38: Carmen - The Book (Chapter 2)
    Feb 3 2025
    We continue with the novella of Carmen, and read the chapter leading up to the section that George Bizet used as a basis for his famous opera. Enjoy!
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    20 mins
  • #37: Carmen - The Book (Chapter 1)
    Jan 27 2025
    Everyone is probably familiar with George Bizet's opera, Carmen, but do you know where the story comes from? Today we explore that a little, and we also have the privilege to read the novella to you on which this very famous opera is based. So let's start with chapter one.
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    34 mins
  • #36: In Memoriam Micaela Flores Amaya ("La Chunga"). Descanse en Paz
    Jan 20 2025
    Today we celebrate the life of La Chunga, and delve a bit more into her history and her art, whether it be flamenco dancing, painting, or acting. Rest in Peace Micaela 💔
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    23 mins
  • #35: Happy 2025! Let's set some goals - Guidance to write your own affirmations for the year.
    Jan 6 2025
    A New Year normally comes with new resolutions. Why not get yourself motivated and in the right state of mind with some personalised affirmations? Today we give you some guidance on how to write your own and thereby create a powerful tool that will propel you through this year, whether your goals are flamenco-related or not.
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    21 mins
  • #34: More than steps - Reflecting on 2024 with special flamenco souls
    Dec 30 2024
    We close off 2024 with a reflection on the flamenco year that was, with very special contributions from some beautiful souls in our flamenco family. Thank you for sharing your hearts with us. May everyone's 2025 be filled with lots of flamenco fun and growth. Happy New Year!
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    24 mins
  • #33: Villancicos (Spanish Christmas Carols) & Flamenco
    Dec 23 2024
    How do you celebrate a Merry Christmas in Spanish song? It is almost that time of the year, and although I am a bit late into the month, since the whole December is basically villancicos season, let's chat about this beautiful tradition. And of course, how flamenco fits into the picture. Feliz Navidad everyone, and enjoy this episode!
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    21 mins