National Institute of Flamenco
HIGHLIGHTS
SPRING CONCERT SERIES ANNOUNCED!
The National Institute of Flamenco presents a series of flamenco music and dance this spring!
February 11, 2012: Diego Amador in Concert
National Hispanic Cultural Center, 7pm.
Pianist and lead singer Diego Amador, together with Israel Varela on drums and Julián Heredia on bass, offer a creative, unique fusion of traditional flamenco rhythm and melodic jazz in their elegant presentation of bulerías, jaleos, and soleás.
Presented in partnership with Instituto Cervantes and the National Hispanic Cultural Center
March 9th and 10th: “Ilhuicamina” presented by Marisol Encinias.
University of New Mexico’s Rodey Theater, 7:30pm
In Nahuatl, Ilhuicamina means one who shoots bolts into the sky. As the given name of Marisol Encinias, “Ilhuicamina” is a solo flamenco concert that describes an artistic journey that began decades ago, enriched through the process of her professional degree program. Musicians Vicente Griego (cante), Ricardo Anglada (toque) and Carlos Menchaca (palmas y baile) will accompany.
“Ilhuicamina” is the culmination of Encinias’ Master of Fine Arts degree requisite
National Hispanic Cultural Center, 7pm (Thursday), 8pm (Friday & Saturday)
Premiered in 2009, Artistic Director Joaquin Encinias is proud to present and encore of one of his most beloved productions. Enter “The Spanish Room” and journey to a mysterious, romantic setting reminiscent of the dark, smoky halls of old Sevilla.
Yjastros is a project of the National Institute of Flamenco
CONSERVATORY OF FLAMENCO ARTS
Spring Semester Begins January 9th!
Classes ongoing--start anytime!
Classes for children and adults of all levels!
$30 for 30 days New Student Special! Download our schedule and register today.
Conservatory Spring 2012_12.08.11.pdf
The mission of the National Institute of Flamenco is to preserve and promote flamenco’s artistry, history, and culture by presenting the finest flamenco in the world and by educating the American family in this art form while emphasizing the positive influence of art on families and communities.
Tierra Adentro
The New Mexico School of Academics, Art & Artesanía
Enrolling now, grades 6-11!
In partnership with the National Institute of Flamenco
National Institute of Flamenco
Phone: 505-242-7600
