Flamenco Works, Inc.

09/27/2026

The flamenco fiesta continues! 💃🏽 Tonight at Flamenco Works experience an intimate tablao with outstanding artists 🌟 Get tickets at flamencoworks.org

09/26/2026

TONIGHT‼️💃🏽 Read and share the details. ¡Nos vemos en la fiesta!

09/22/2026

❤️‍🔥 THIS WEEKEND! Fiesta Flamenca Burqueña returns-outstanding artistry, deep roots, real connection. Flamenco for the community by the community! 🌟

Featuring one of the few living legends of Flamenco art, José Suárez “El Torombo” with renowned guest musicians from Albuquerque, across the U.S and Spain.
“FLAMENCO ES LA VOZ DEL PUEBLO”
- Torombo

♥️SEPT 26: FREE on the plaza! Reserve your ticket now to save time in line.

💛SEPT 27: Intimate tablao at Flamenco Works. Only a few tickets left!

*workshops all week long with Torombo*

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09/17/2026

🌟Don’t miss your chance to see these incredible musicians live at Fiesta Flamenca Burqueña! These renowned artists come from across the U.S. and Spain to share their incredible artistry with you. Learn more about each artist and reserve your spot ➡️ flamencoworks.org

09/15/2026

🌟 There are few artists in each generation that challenge and define the art. ❤️‍🔥José Suárez “El Torombo” is one those few living legends in Flamenco.

José Suarez “El Torombo” is a Romani educator, activist, and living flamenco legend. He began his career at the age of seven, training with the masters Pepe Ríos, Isidro Vargas, Farruco, and Mario Maya. In fact, it was the great Farruco who gave him the nickname “El Torombo. ” His fame as a dancer is only matched by the impact he has had as an educator and community activist. Torombo is a trailblazer, one of the first artists to bring flamenco into prisons, and to introduce the art form to students with disabilities in Spain. Torombo is also the founder of the “Fuera de serie” Project that provides new pathways of empowerment and artistic expression to adolescents and young people from marginalized communities.

🔥 RESERVE YOUR TICKETS!
Sept 26th: Civic Plaza
Sept 27th: Flamenco Works
*Workshops with Torombo throughout the week*

09/01/2026

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Flamenco on Route 66! Fiesta Flamenca Burqueña is a Flamenco festival presented by Flamenco Works in downtown Albuquerque. The festival transforms the heart of the city into a vibrant cultural hub featuring world-class flamenco dance, live music, educational workshops, cultural experiences, food, a...

08/29/2026

Our students are hard at work this semester - learning to be curious, fierce, tenacious, beautiful, confident dancers! And you can already see them growing ♥️

👉🏼 There is still time to join our classes!
💃🏽 Now enrolling for ages 1-18, Intro to pre-professional levels

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07/31/2026

💃🏽 Free Outdoor Flamenco Festival coming to Downtown Albuquerque September 26th! Bring your whole family to experience world-class Flamenco art while enjoying food trucks, beverages, activities for kids and more! Reserve your spot NOW! Don’t miss this one!! ❤️💛

05/28/2026

🌟LA PEÑA CULTURAL🌟 A free concert celebrating dance, music and culture and featuring youth artists and community performance groups from Downtown and Barelas ♥️

Performances include
💃”Flamenquitas del Barrio”, Flamenco Works’ youth company
🕺🏽”Desoluna” Folklórico group directed by Jesús Rowendolas
🎸 “Ricardo Garcia Latin Guitar” a community group from Casa Barelas
👧🏽🌞Students of Flamenco Works and Casa Barelas Summer Camp
🎨 And…a youth market!

➡️ RESERVE YOUR SPOT! Flamencoworks.org/upcoming-shows

🙏🏼 “La Peña Cultural” is sponsored by the City of Albuquerque with a special thank you to City Councilor Joaquin Baca. Additionally, our Summer Camp is supported by Whole Foods Market and Lowes. 

📚What is a Peña? In Spain and Latin America, “Una Peña” is a communal gathering space or social club where people unite around a shared passion for arts, food, or community activism. In countries like Argentina, Chile, and Peru, a peña (often called La Peña) is an intimate, participatory folk music event. Communities gather in informal venues to listen to traditional acoustic music, dance, and share regional food and w**e. Unlike standard concerts, audience participation is highly encouraged. In the 1960s and 1970s, peñas served as vital underground spaces for resistance and Nueva Canción (New Song) movements, where locals could discuss social justice and grassroots politics away from oppressive regimes. In Spain, a “Peña Flamenca” can be found throughout Andalucía and are dedicated to preserving and celebrating flamenco. During the Franco regime in Spain, Peñas Flamencas happened behind closed doors and in secret gatherings, often under government surveillance. While Franco’s regime officially co-opted sanitized flamenco as a national tourist attraction, authentic, unfiltered gatherings were heavily repressed as subversive cultural dissent. 

🫶🏽 We honor the cultural history and importance of these spaces. “La Peña Cultural” is an expression of culture, identity and resilience. We encourage you to be loud and celebratory throughout the show as we honor the hard work and cultural vibrancy of our youth and community.

05/13/2026

Next week! 💃🤩 Come out and support our amazing young dancers! Despite everything, they have not stopped dancing and their passion, determination and joy is inspiring! Get Tickets: flamencoworks.org