Singapore Flamenco Master Workshops

Is it Bulerías por Soleá or Soleá por Bulerías? Join Manuel Betanzos (baile), Manuel Soto (cante) and Javier Ibañez (guitarra) as they discuss this from their perspectives.

We have a bonus artist – it’s the great maestro of maestros, Manolo Marín who joins the conversation in Sevilla.

Hi Everyone

I’m excited to organise Manuel Betanzos next workshop in Singapore (this 21 – 25 June 2023). The ‘Olympics Coach of Flamenco’ from Seville. With a charisma and energy that always uplifts our training. Who leads us to infuse our moves with feeling and sensación.

Don’t miss these 5 special days!

Receive the highest calibre of training, and PERSONALISED COACHING tips for your next stage of flamenco growth.

From Seville’s acclaimed maestro. Right here in Singapore!

Here is the brochure below.

And if you need more info or to chat about which workshop to join, please be most welcomed to contact me at

☎️Whatsapp: +6597377703 
📮 Email: tania@spanishdance.sg

Abrazos

Tania

Early Bird Discounts (by Sun 7 May!)

This workshop offers substantial training hours and immersion. 7.5 hour per level, total of 15 hours for the complete 2 levels. This comes close to the duration of Manuel’s Buleriás por Soleá workshop at the Festival de Jerez, Spain.

Very good discounts have been put into place to make it as accessible as possible. So please take advantage of the EARLY BIRD

The BEST offer is the 𝐄𝐚𝐫𝐥𝐲 𝐁𝐢𝐫𝐝 𝐏𝐀𝐂𝐊𝐀𝐆𝐄 of the 2 complete levels.

This is therefore limited to 8 lucky Early Bird dancers.

1. In this video, get a feel of Manuel’s Bulerías por Soleá at the Festival de Jerez (2022). It has flamenco style, flavour, richness.
2. You’ll also get a feel of the cante, its melody and guitar accompaniment.
3. Note not just the choreography, but the parts (structure) of the dance. How the dancer can communicate with the singer and guitarist.
4. Watch how Manuel breaks down the choreography to compás, explains how execute the move and how you can use your body.

1. The Bulerías is really useful to learn! You’ll be needing this essential palo (style) for ALL of your flamenco life! 😄 It ends many other dance styles.
2. Plus you can use it ‘por fiesta’ (spontaneous flamenco parties).
3. Get a feel of its groove here from this video.
4. And if you want to try to hum or sing the letra, I’ve included the lyrics too. Click, watch, listen, enjoy! Let’s go!

I find cante a great way to get to know the culture and background of our art. For most of us dancers, dance would have been the initial ‘tip of the iceberg’ we are attracted to. And over time, it we realise dance is so related to cante too. And in getting to know the letra, it also enables us to interpret and express it in our dance.