\"Falda Fights\" World Premiere

This is a Choreographic tribute to one of my Flamenco dance heroes: Antonio Gades

He was a non-gypsy dancer and choreographer well loved by everyone, gypsies and non-gypsies alike.

As his sources of inspiration, he always drew from Flamenco as an oral tradition and as a folklore.

This piece, which premiered at the Rakkasah Spring Caravan Festival 2015, is inspired in his Carmen movie, specifically the dance fight at the tobacco factory in Sevilla.

This dance vocabulary and techniques you can now learn in our online course Spanish Gypsy Skirt Dance. Click here to learn more about it

I am deeply grateful to Jesska for dancing with me! Her grace and passion were also a great inspiration for my choreography. She is a fantastic dancer and a graduate of my Spanish Gypsy Skirt Dance Teacher Training

Are you interested in teaching Spanish Gypsy Skirt Dance or setting this choreography for your troupe?

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