Flamenco

I thought that I would tell you about my first flamenco lesson. I can't believe that I have been in Spain for four years and I haven't done this before, it is a must do! The teacher (Eva that appeared on The Siesta Show) was very patient and encouraging. I am really looking foward to my next class. It is such good value too at just 25 euros a month for two classes a week. Let me know if you are interested. I will definitely be sending my daughters to classes with her!

Susan

Hi Susan,

What are you learning? Flamenco or... Sevillanas?

Sevillanas is fantastic and is quite easy to learn -hmmm.. yes it is! Your timing is good. I noticed that you live on the Costa del Sol, so if your quick you've got Marbella fair to look forward to, followed by the other main ones: Estepona, Los Boliches, Malaga, Torremolinos, Fuengirola (the best!) and San Pedro.

Are they teaching you the Spanish secret? lift your hand to the tree, take the apple, bring it down to your mouth and though it away? It is a very sensual dance!

Well this evening we did the first and second part of Sevillanas. She splits it into three sections. No arm movements yet as it was the very first class today.

Susan

Olé ahí!

Flamenco is very deep... some people even use it to relax like an andalusian yoga!

It is also good exercise and fun.  I hope to joing soon

Ana

I can imagine how it could be relaxing Maria but at my level it requires intense concentration!

Susan

It will come Susan... You and me will relax together dancing flamenco very soon!

Maria L. de Castro 

Hi can you please tell me where on the Costa Del Sol you are taking lessons, I'm in Estepona sounds like great fun

thanks

Hi roses

It is at Pablo Picasso school in Manilva at 8 on a Wednesday and Friday. I am sending you a PM.

Susan