Global Flamenco: Foreigners in Spain Help Dancing Tradition Survive | The New York Times

The thousands of foreigners who train in southern Spain's flamenco schools are exporting its culture and passion to different countries.
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Global Flamenco: Foreigners in Spain Help Dancing Tradition Survive
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[@starmelodyelizabethb7380]

I give anything to move in Seville and take flamenco seriously

[@lonewolffullmoon]

DANCE ON!
Got'a Dance!

[@roflcheyenne]

Great story!

[@movementsNYC]

Espana !

[@Dizahab2]

huh. flamenco's pretty cool

[@animalkindness]

LOL there soo many japanese that go to Spain to learn flamenco its funny, everytime I meet a japanese girl in sevilla, shes there to learn FLAMENCO! Every time I meet a japanese guy, hes there to Learn Soccer! Hahaha

[@bull419]

Andalusia does not need foreigners to help flamenco dance survive, nonsense.