Linda Machado
http://www.flamencothestudio.comLinda Machado is a professional Flamenco dancer and instructor with over 20 years' experience. She and husband/guitarist Ricardo de Cristóbal are the only Flamenco artists in Arizona recognized by the Arizona Commission on the Arts to present Flamenco programming in both educational and community venues. Linda and Ricardo are the owners of Flamenco!...the Studio and Linda is the artistic director of Un Corazón Flamenco, a professional improvisational performance company. They perform extensively throughout Arizona and have been featured on Arizona Highways Television, PBS, and numerous other television stations.
My Stories
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The A to Z's of Flamenco Dance: M is for MirrorIn learning Flamenco dance your mirror is your BFF.
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The A to Z’s of Flamenco Dance: L is for Listen"Listen? To singing? But this article is about dance!" you say.
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The A to Z's of Flamenco Dance: K is for KneesYour knees are one of the most important parts of your Flamenco anatomy.
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The A to Z's of Flamenco Dance: J is for JaleoJaleo (hah-LAY-oh) is a Spanish noun that means “uproar.
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The A to Z's of Flamenco Dance: I is for InstructionThe importance of quality instruction in Flamenco dance and guitar (and anything in life for that matter) is often, unfortunately, highly underrated.
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The A to Z's of Flamenco Dance: H is for HeartSo often I see Flamenco dancers executing extraordinarily complex and fast-as-lightning footwork patterns, whipping their arms about in a frenzy, their wet hair.
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The A to Z's of Flamenco Dance: G is for Guitar AccompanimentThe Flamenco guitarist is a partner to the Flamenco dancer – two people embarking on shared but separate journeys.
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The A to Z's of Flamenco Dance: F is for FloreoFloreo (floor-A-oh) in Spanish means, "to flower".
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The A to Z’s of Flamenco Dance: E is for EscobillaEscobilla in Spanish means a small broom or brush.
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The A to Z’s of Flamenco Dance: D is for DanceFlamenco dance is considered by many to be the world's 2nd most difficult dance form, 2nd only to Indian classical dance.
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The A to Z's of Flamenco Dance: C is for CompásIn Flamenco, Compás (comb-PAS) is everything.
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The A to Z's of Flamenco Dance: B is for BraceoIn Flamenco dance, braceo (bra-SAY-oh) is the Spanish term for Flamenco "arm work," the specific technique of moving the arms.
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The A to Z's of Flamenco Dance: A is for AttitudeIt is said attitude is everything - well it’s true, especially in Flamenco.
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The A to Z's of Flamenco DanceExploring the art of Flamenco dance from A to Z can be as challenging as the art form itself! In many cases there is more than one topic I could choose f.
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It's Flamenco, not Flamingo!It is true – no pink birds here, so do not say Flamingo (fluh-MING-o), say Flamenco (fluh-MEN.
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My Schools
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