Top Seville Dance Lessons

Learn the art of flamenco dancing from the comfort of your own home with this virtual flamenco dance lesson. A professional Spanish flamenco dancer creates a festive environment and teaches you the steps as well as the hand and arm movements that will have you dancing along like a local. Plus, the online experience includes the chance to converse with the instructor and learn about the history of the dance.

Hi. I am Rocío, flamenco dancer and Spanish dance. Degree in dance teacher from the School of Dance of Caracolillo in Triana. . I danced in the Ballet City of Seville, Flamenco Biennial, stages of France and England. I teach in Seville and Vejer, and I'm still training at the prestigious Flamenco School of Juan Polvillo in the Barrio de la Macarena. In Triana where I live, I can accompany my visitors to a route through the world of bullfighting and flamenco, if they ask me to. I live between Seville and Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz), because I married a vejeriego, José who may be able to accompany us, an expert guide in the Arab, Jewish and Christian world of Seville and Morocco. Their last names are Sephardic and Moriscos; an Andalusian of blood Bere Bere, who tells us how flamenco begins in the mixture of gypsies with Arabs and Jews.

The space is a very charming place, located next to the Cathedral of Seville and at the foot of the Giralda. A very intimate theater where you will be very close to the show. We love that the public and the artists are in contact and can have an unforgettable experience. That is why you and your people will sit so closed to the artists and you will be able to contemplate, just one or two meters away, how they are able to put into practice the flamenco art and the feeling that they carry inside. A unique opportunity in which you can enjoy a flamenco show in the center of Seville, in a select environment and accompanied by the best dancers, guitarists and singers.

Flamenco is our life. We are dancers and experienced flamenco dance teachers. Our own Dance Studio "A Compás" is located in the heart of Seville city center. For more than a decade, we have carried out numerous artistic projects, performances, concerts and tours in Spain and other countries of the world. Enjoy our class and learn flamenco! - a dance full of feelings and expressiveness. It will help you to understand better its nature and codes and will give you a deeper insight into what is happening on stage during flamenco shows. Through a direct contact with this art, your trip to Seville will be more profound and unforgettable! Let alone the traditional delicious Andalusian tapas and drinks you will be able to taste! We speak English, Spanish, Polish, Arabic, and German.

When visiting the birthplace of Flamenco, try your hand (and feet) at this traditional, soulful art with a 1-hour dance class. Learn the fundamental steps and basics of hand movements, heel clicking, and body poses from a professional instructor in a fun group setting. After the class, attend an optional flamenco show to see expert dancers and musicians take the stage.

We are the most specialized flamenco guides you can get! We all have a university degree which is history related. We both have gypsy families and we have been on stage in Sevilla for 20 years. So we know both the ins and outs of the theory and the deep rooted practical side of flamenco and its racial background. In our community, our arts always go hand in hand with a nice glass or bite.

Hi. I am Rocío, flamenco dancer and Spanish dance. Degree in dance teacher from the School of Dance of Caracolillo in Triana. . I danced in the Ballet City of Seville, Flamenco Biennial, stages of France and England. I teach in Seville and Vejer, and I'm still training at the prestigious Flamenco School of Juan Polvillo in the Barrio de la Macarena. In Triana where I live, I can accompany my visitors to a route through the world of bullfighting and flamenco, if they ask me to. I live between Seville and Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz), because I married a vejeriego, José who may be able to accompany us, an expert guide in the Arab, Jewish and Christian world of Seville and Morocco. Their last names are Sephardic and Moriscos; an Andalusian of blood Bere Bere, who tells us how flamenco begins in the mixture of gypsies with Arabs and Jews.

Flamenco is our life. We are dancers and experienced flamenco dance teachers. Our own Dance Studio "A Compás" is located in the heart of Seville city center. For more than a decade, we have carried out numerous artistic projects, performances, concerts and tours in Spain and other countries of the world. Enjoy our class and learn flamenco! - a dance full of feelings and expressiveness. This experience offers you a great way to have a deeper insight in flamenco dance, understand better its codes and nature and finally, be able to enjoy even more a flamenco live show if you're planning to see one. Through a direct contact with this art, your trip to Seville will be more profound and unforgettable. We speak English, Spanish, Polish, Arabic, and German.

This is a real unique experience: you´ll get a flamenco lesson and a private flamenco show with some of the best professionals in an intimate athmosphere, accompanied by tapas&wine - and I will be there to translate and help you in anything you need! You won´t find anything like this in the city, I can guarantee!

Hi. I am Rocío, flamenco dancer and Spanish dance. Degree in dance teacher from the School of Dance of Caracolillo in Triana. . I danced in the Ballet City of Seville, Flamenco Biennial, stages of France and England. I teach in Seville and Vejer, and I'm still training at the prestigious Flamenco School of Juan Polvillo in the Barrio de la Macarena. In Triana where I live, I can accompany my visitors to a route through the world of bullfighting and flamenco, if they ask me to. I live between Seville and Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz), because I married a vejeriego, José who may be able to accompany us, an expert guide in the Arab, Jewish and Christian world of Seville and Morocco. Their last names are Sephardic and Moriscos; an Andalusian of blood Bere Bere, who tells us how flamenco begins in the mixture of gypsies with Arabs and Jews.

Hi. I am Rocío, flamenco dancer and Spanish dance. Degree in dance teacher from the School of Dance of Caracolillo in Triana. . I danced in the Ballet City of Seville, Flamenco Biennial, stages of France and England. I teach in Seville and Vejer, and I'm still training at the prestigious Flamenco School of Juan Polvillo in the Barrio de la Macarena. In Triana where I live, I can accompany my visitors to a route through the world of bullfighting and flamenco, if they ask me to. I live between Seville and Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz), because I married a vejeriego, José who may be able to accompany us, an expert guide in the Arab, Jewish and Christian world of Seville and Morocco. Their last names are Sephardic and Moriscos; an Andalusian of blood Bere Bere, who tells us how flamenco begins in the mixture of gypsies with Arabs and Jews.