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Maria Bermudez,
"Chacha", was raised in Los Angeles, and made her mark as
an actress
and singer. She began studying flamenco dance after the
untimely death
of her beloved and talented brother, Alfonso Bermudez. She
moved to
Jerez de la Frontera over fifteen years ago, and is
married to el Pele,
of the group Navajita Plateao (Gypsy rock). She has worked
tirelessly
to bring the authentic Jerez style of flamenco to American
audiences in
her performance tours, always with a large group of Jerez
Gypsies, and
to impart that style of choreography in her workshops and
classes. She
is working on a documentary film of her life and work,
"Sueños es
Blanco y Negro" to be released in the near future.
Three Days Only: September 7, 8 & 9, 2012 Accompanied by Marcos and Rubina
Carmona, guitar and cante. Palos to be studied TBA
Two sessions daily, Level 1 (Beg/Int) and Level 2 (Adv/Pro). Both levels great for teachers! Fri. 9/7: L1, 6:30-8
pm L2, 8-9:30 pm
Sat 9/8: L1, 1-2:30 pm, L2, 2:30-4 pm Sun 9/9, L1, 5-6:30 pm; L2, 6:30-8 pm Prices: Drop-ins $45
All 6 90 minute sessions $250 4 classes $165 3 classes $125 2 classes $85 All
checks to be made out to: Rubina Carmona and
mailed to Rubina at 3634
48th Ave. SW, Seattle 98116. Reserve your space
early!
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Oscar
Nieto
has
become
one
of
North
America’s most acclaimed flamenco dancers
since launching his professional dance career at the Chicago
Lyric
Opera House in 1969. Following his debut performance, he was
invited to
work with Lola Montes and her Spanish Ballet, and with the
José Greco
Company. A tour of Europe with José Antonio’s Ballet
Silouetas took Mr.
Nieto to Spain, and there he embarked upon an intensive
study of
Spanish flamenco, regional and clasico dance forms. Upon his
return to
North America he worked with flamenco masters Ciro and
Antonio Gades.
In 1998 he received a Canada Council grant to study the
evolution of
flamenco and Spanish dance in Spain. His latest project is
the creation
of film on the life and career of his mentor Lola Montes. Oscar Nieto is in constant demand as a guest artist and teacher. He has performed with the Boston Ballet and the Boston Flamenco Ballet. In recent years, he has made guest appearances in over twenty cities, including New York, Los Angeles, Monterey, Philadelphia, Winnipeg, Calgary, Vancouver and Victoria. Now resident in Vancouver, British Columbia, Mr. Nieto has performed with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and in several of Vancouver Opera productions of Carmen, La Traviata and Jenufa, both as dancer and choreographer. |
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Two Days Only: March 12 &
13,
2011
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