Flamenco Meets Bellydance in my Rumba Flamenca Moruna
on Mediterranean Shores

OMG, what a unique performance this was—dancing on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea! This piece took weeks of pr...

Reignite Your Feminine Sensuality Through Dance

I often need to reconnect with my feminine sensuality to delight in being alive. This helps me find more enjoyable ways to inspire, inform, and empo...

We Can Make Our Dreams Come True!

Some years ago, a little girl in a village in Spain, when she was alone, often danced a once-forbidden dance, while daydreaming that upon growing up she will become ...

Every year the New York Dance Parade brings together thousands of dancers in a fun and glorious dance festival that celebrates diversity and the unity of all people. We fill the streets of New York...

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 o...

Ever since times immemorial my ancestors in Spain (and all over the Mediterranean area actually) danced with the tambourine. The Iberians, the Celts, the Romans, the Sephardim, the Moors, the Gypsies....

Today, I want to share with you how traditional Flamenco skirt moves go with contemporary world-class fusion music. My bellydance students love it!

In this performance I am improvising to the fabulou...