BG Flamenco News

A conversation about the possible purchase of BG Flamenco Academy made me put into words why, after so many years, I still choose to teach and care for the trust we have built together.

A sevillanas class becomes a reflection on teaching and learning. As I try to explain flamenco, my students also teach me to see my own dancing differently.

A day with my son Teo in the Sierra de Montilla, where family, friends and winemaking traditions became memories he may understand more deeply years from now.

I am building AL ANDALUS 2.0 to give years of art, teaching and life between Andalusia and Japan a clearer future, while preserving their human heart.

Backstage, Chapter 3. Benito García reflects on learning how to learn flamenco, observing before copying, and growing alongside his students over more than 25 years.

A night of reunion in Córdoba, where old friends picked up their story and their children began their own.

Benito García and his niece Silvia create together in Córdoba. Different paths in dance meet through choreography, family and a memory to treasure for a lifetime.

Benito García explores compás, glances, silence, intention and the decisions that bring flamenco to life from within the stage.

Family, nature and unexpected nostalgia in Villaharta. My sister Ángela’s home, Antonio’s hospitality and days with Teo gave me another place to return to.