BG Flamenco News

Sea breezes, waves, and compás came together in Hayama. A chronicle and short poem recall our September 13, 2025 performance. Published September 19, 2025.

T recalls how encouragement from a classmate and teacher Beni led to a first recital, a new approach to practice and gratitude for fellow dancers.

Looking back on “紅の靴” (The Red Shoes), where dance, music, costumes and art brought the story to life. Thank you for filling the auditorium and supporting us so warmly.

Flowers, food and friendship in Beni's garden. He shares a day with his students through a text written by AI to help him express his feelings in Japanese.

Students shared the results of their practice with an audience that included visitors from Aomori and a participating student from Ishigaki. Afterwards, Beni, Go, and Miho offered advice for further progress. The account also records the membership instructions given in 2023.

Junko-sensei’s wish to give back to her beloved Matsuzaki inspired a concert arranged with Beni-sensei. In 2023, we shared dancing, jaleo calls and heartfelt thanks with the local community.

From flamenco’s beginnings to the present: stories about Japan, hands-on rhythm and dance activities, and reflections from audience members.

Listening to the others helped our palmas come together. Guitar cues and Beni's comparisons helped me appreciate how learning a rhythmic foundation can open up room to play.

Hata Katsuko and Nakamura Noriko reflect on the February 4, 2024 studio concert, sharing what they learned through group rehearsals, live accompaniment, and performing on stage.