Yohanna Escamilla ( Dancer and Choreographer)

06/21/2026

Happy Summer Solstice! ☀️
As we enjoy the longest day of the year and the abundance of summer light, I’m excited to share my Summer Flamenco Dance Class Schedule with you!

This season’s classes are open for registration, and I’d love for you to join us as we explore the art, rhythm, and joy of flamenco together.

✨ Early Bird Discount Available! ✨
Register within the next 9 days and take advantage of the Early Bird rate, valid through *June 30th*

Registration link in my BIO! 🔗💃🏻

06/13/2026

Flamenco nights with special ones! ✨

06/09/2026

Another successful showcase in the books! 💃🏻✨

Thank you to my wonderful Adult Flamenco students for their commitment, and perseverance on this year’s work. It is a privilege to be your instructor and you are an inspiration for me to keep learning and sharing that knowledge with you. We certainly have built a beautiful Flamenco community 💗

Thank you to my friend and Flamenco colleague for sharing his knowledge and talent and accompanying us.

And always grateful with .arte for letting use their space 🫶🏼

06/06/2026

These girls… keep blowing my mind! I’m so grateful for their commitment and love for this art form.
The work wouldn’t be the same without their eagerness to learn and understand the meaning behind the choreography.
I feel blessed to be able to choreograph for them. You are my inspiration, mis niñas. 💗✨

05/17/2026

Some of “mis niñas” on our first .arte rehearsal yesterday!

Proud of them and excited to see them on stage in 2 weeks!! I can’t wait to share what we have been working on this year! 💓
join us if you can! Information below:

STUDIO ARTE PRESENTS:

“I ❤️ 80’s & 90’s”

🗓️Sunday, May 31st, 2026 at 5pm
📍Quick Center For the Arts
🎟️General admission: $35 Adults- $20 children

04/02/2026

Spent an incredible 4 days working with students choreographing a new Flamenco piece last week!💃🏻

I’m so grateful for how welcoming, hardworking, and open everyone was throughout the process — it truly made the experience special. The energy, dedication, and willingness to dive into something new meant so much to me.

I can’t wait to see this piece come to life on stage! Thank you all for such a memorable time❤️
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03/31/2026

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On April 16, join us at the Connecticut Museum with Kathak dancer Rachna Agrawal and Flamenco dancer Yohanna Escamilla, as they demonstrate and discuss their dance traditions during our next Common Ground event.

FREE and open to the public! Get tickets to reserve your spot: https://www.connecticutmuseum.org/event/commongrounddance/

Where do we find Common Ground? In this series, we bring together artists who practice art forms rooted in different cultural traditions to demonstrate their work, share with one another, and discuss their similarities and differences. Cultural heritage art forms create and reflect meaning, identity, and community, but we can become focused on cultural differences or assume that there is a universal artistic language. But what if we can dig into—and challenge—both perspectives?

This program is generously supported by the Auerbach Schiro Foundation.

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03/26/2026

03/18/2026

Officially 4️⃣2️⃣!! + New Moon 🌑 today! 💓

Grateful for another year of life and for your support and love always.

Thank you! 💗

02/07/2026

Always proud of “Mis niñas”💓
Footwork technique on 12 counting compas. An all time favorite for them🔥💪🏼

*Flamenco 2 .arte students (left to right): Mila, Rosa, Alison, Kristyn, and Linda*