Flamencodanza
Flamenco, ballet and Spanish dance in Sevilla's old quarter, taught
A dance studio dedicated to Flamenco and Spanish dance traditions.
Photo: Flamencodanza Estudio via Google
Before your first class
Flamenco initial-level classes are offered; ballet and Spanish dance courses are aimed at intermediate and advanced dancers.
About this studio
Flamenco Danza is a dance studio in the Casco Antiguo neighborhood of Sevilla, on Calle Fray Diego de Cádiz. It specializes in flamenco, ballet and danza española, offered as in-person classes throughout the year, online classes and intensive summer courses.
The studio is run by sisters Tamara and Úrsula López, recognized bailaoras and coreógrafas with more than 30 years of teaching experience and performing careers on national and international stages. Both are co-founders of the project. They have trained with major figures in flamenco and Spanish dance, including Antonio Gades, Pilar López, Eva la Yerbabuena, Manolete, Cristina Hoyos, Aida Gómez, Manolo Marín, Javier Latorre, José Antonio Ruiz, Antonio Canales, Maestro Granero, Benvindo Fonseca, Víctor Ullate, Ramón Oller and Teresa Nieto.
Flamenco classes cover técnica de pies (footwork for precision and speed), marcajes y giros (essential flamenco movements), coreografías from different palos, and técnica y coreografía con bata de cola (technique and choreography with the flamenco dress). Both Úrsula López and Tamara López teach these courses. Ballet courses follow the Royal Academy of Dance (R.A.D.) methodology and are led by Christian Lozano and Tamara López, aimed at intermediate and advanced dancers, with preparation for auditions and conservatory entry. Danza Española, Escuela Bolera and Palillos courses are taught by Tamara and Úrsula López, building step-by-step technique in these fundamental styles. The studio also offers workshops with flamenco masters, available both in-person and online.
The studio occupies two spacious rooms designed for all dance disciplines. Rooms are available to rent for performances, shows or rehearsals. The location is in the emblematic Macarena neighborhood, meters from the old town walls.
What to expect
Your first visit
You'll find two large teaching spaces suited to all dance styles. Classes are structured around technique, choreography and individual palo or style. The studio welcomes enquiries and visits—contact the studio to book a session or tour.
Instructors
Who teaches here
Úrsula López and Tamara López are the lead teachers and co-founders, sisters with 30+ years of teaching and professional performance. Christian Lozano teaches ballet. All instructors are trained professionals with national and international stage experience.
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What beginners can expect
Flamenco initial-level classes are offered; ballet and Spanish dance courses are aimed at intermediate and advanced dancers.
Studio history
Flamenco Danza was founded by sisters Tamara and Úrsula López, who drew on their own professional careers and training with master figures to establish a studio combining tradition and comprehensive technique across flamenco, ballet and Spanish dance.
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Frequently asked about Flamencodanza
Quick answers to the most common questions
What dance styles does Flamencodanza teach?
Flamencodanza teaches Flamenco, Ballet, Danza Española, Escuela Bolera, Palillos.
Where is Flamencodanza located?
Flamencodanza is located in Sevilla. See the map above for the exact address and one-tap directions.
Does Flamencodanza offer private lessons?
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Does Flamencodanza teach kids and adults?
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