Name: MODA Flamenca
Start: 2025-03-02T18:00:00-07:00
End: 2025-03-02T19:00:00-07:00
Location: JUNO Brewery

Immerse yourself in the soul of flamenco at an intimate evening of music and dance with MODA Flamenca!
About this Event

Join MODA Flamenca at JUNO Brewery for a night of fiery flamenco performances and vibrant fashion. Get ready to immerse yourself in the rich culture of Spain through the artistry of MODA Flamenca, with dancers Alma, Cristina, Lydia and Sarah, accompanied by the mesmerizing music of Gabriel on guitar, Gretchen on cante, and Fabian on cajon.

Whether you're a flamenco enthusiast or just looking for a fun night out, this event is sure to dazzle and delight. Don't miss out on this unique experience - grab your friends and prepare to be captivated by MODA Flamenca, in an evening of passionate flamenco dance and music that will ignite your senses.

About the Artists:

Alma Lebküchner González-Aller has been dancing since the age of two. Alma practices in many different art forms such as Jazz, Ballet, Contemporary and Flamenco. Alma studied at the National Institute of FLamenco, as well as the Public Academy for Performing Arts. Alma plans to attend the University of New Mexico to study Flamenco and Political Science.

Lydia Gallegos is an Albuquerque based flamenco artist and teacher who started dancing at the National Institute of Flamenco as a child. She apprenticed with Yjastros the American Flamenco Repertory company from 2013-2014, and in 2017 she was the first place winner in the Flamenco Certamen USA. She later earned her BA in Flamenco and has spent time studying in Spain. Lydia has worked with many companies in Massachusetts, Arizona, Maryland, and Louisiana.

A lifelong passion for flamenco ignited in Sarah Ward on her 18th birthday. From her early days in Vancouver, BC, to her current home in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sarah continues to dedicate herself to flamenco, studying under renowned artists. Her feline grace and inherent sensuality have earned her the moniker "La Gata." A highlight of her career was producing, "Caras de Flamenco," a testament to her artistic vision, which drew a standing-room-only crowd.