Category Archives: Alberta

Alberta – Rosanna Terracciano

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a family portrait…..

Rosanna Terracciano is an independent flamenco dancer, choreographer, teacher and producer trained in both flamenco and contemporary dance. She has produced several flamenco dance shows in Calgary since 2005 with her sister, Graziella Terracciano, and has presented contemporary and flamenco-based solos since 2002 in venues such as Dancers’ Studio West’s Alberta Dance Explosions, Springboard Dance’s Fluid Festival and Mile Zero Dance’s Salon Series.

• Israel Galván: Jerez, Spain (2006)

Rosanna Terracciano/Photo by Jhernelyn Parinas

• Myriam Allard: Montréal (2008)

• La Truco: Madrid, Spain (2008)

• Claudia Carolina: Calgary (1999–2006)

• Oscar Nieto: Vancouver; Calgary (2006, 2007)

• Matilde Coral: Jerez, Spain (2004–2007)

• La Cintia: Madrid, Spain (2004, 2008)

This article was originally published in March 2009 and is reproduced with permission from The Dance Current.

Get your tickets to see Rubén Olmo Live at the 2011 Toronto International Flamenco Festival on Thursday, October 20, 2011 at 8:00 p.m.

 

Alberta – Judith Carcia

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Judith Garcia, along with musician Oscar-José Garcia, created Flamenco En Vivo in 1999 in Edmonton, Alberta. Theyhave been teaching flamenco dance and flamenco guitar for about thirty years.

• Conchita De Pechtel: Edmonton (1971–1979)

Judith Garcia/Photo by Kevin Berger, Westlock News

• Teo Morca: Bellingham, USA (1984–1989)

• Doloris Jemenez: Madrid, Spain (2004)

• Ángel Muñoz: Jerez, Spain (2007)

 

This article was originally published in March 2009 and is reproduced with permission from The Dance Current.

Get your tickets to see Rubén Olmo Live at the 2011 Toronto International Flamenco Festival on Thursday, October 20, 2011 at 8:00 p.m.

 

Alberta – Fiona Malena

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Fiona Malena is the artistic director of the Fiona Malena Flamenco Society and formed the Fiona Malena Flamenco Ensemble with musicians from Spain. Increasing audience awareness and appreciation of this unique art form, enhancing learning opportunities and facilitating artistic exchanges locally, nationally and internationally are important aspects of where she wishes to take flamenco.

• Mercedes Ruiz: Jerez, Spain (2001–2005)

Fiona Malena/Photo by Louie Pisterzi

• Manuel Betanzos: Sevilla, Spain (2005–2008)

• Juana Amaya: Sevilla, Spain (2006–2007)

• Isabel Bayón: Sevilla, Spain (2006–present)

• Andrés Marin: Sevilla, Spain (2007–present)

• Farruquito: Sevilla, Spain (2008–present)

This article was originally published in March 2009 and is reproduced with permission from The Dance Current.

Get your tickets to see Rubén Olmo Live at the 2011 Toronto International Flamenco Festival on Thursday, October 20, 2011 at 8:00 p.m.