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Flamenco Unites Dancers From Five Countries on a Stage in the Canary Islands

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Flamenco does not understand borders when the movement becomes a shared language. Artists from Poland, Brazil, Peru, China and Spain have met this week in Lanzarote to explore the possibilities of a scenic tradition that continues to reinvent itself through dialogue between different origins and sensitivities. For five days, the Convent of Santo Domingo de Teguise transforms into a space of creation where dance takes shape before meeting the pub…
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Flamenco does not understand borders when the movement becomes a shared language. Artists from Poland, Brazil, Peru, China and Spain have met this week in Lanzarote to explore the possibilities of a scenic tradition that continues to reinvent itself through dialogue between different origins and sensitivities. For five days, the Convent of Santo Domingo de Teguise transforms into a space of creation where dance takes shape before meeting the pub…

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laprovincia.es broke the news on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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