How To Learn And Master Flamenco
I would like to talk about an aspect of learning that is easily overlooked in today’s fast paced world: Patience and methodology.
In a world of instant everything, mobile texting, email, drive-through, microwaveable mash potatoes, etc, our expectation of the world around and what we believe it should provide us with is ever more immediate. If our computer stalls for 5 extra seconds we start to get annoyed and antsy.
If we carry these emotional attitudes into our learning process we are doomed to suffer frustration and our minds will stall more than 5 seconds, we can enter a cycle of endless impatience and dissatisfaction with our selves and our process.

Now in its 18th year, the Caja Madrid Flamenco Fesival, sponsored by the Spanish bank Caja Madrid’s Social Fund, has become an annual staple in the Spanish capital. Although relatively small when compared with other performing arts festivals, what Caja Madrid’s event lacks in quantity it more than makes up for in quality, by inviting the biggest names in flamenco.
Read: Caja Madrid Festival
Review of Paco Pena “A Compas” at UCLA
“Paco Pena”, I heard in just about everyone’s conversation as they spoke with a certain joy one experiences when anticipating something truly special. It is not often Flamenco icons make the journey to Los Angeles, California. Sophistication and Culture was in no short supply to receive Paco Pena at the prestigious Royce Hall of the [...]
On behalf of Falseta.com and its members I would like to thank Paco Pena and UCLA Live for making this possible. If you are in the Southern California area don’t miss out on Paco Pena’s concert at UCLA! Tickets are on sale now!!! UCLA Live at Royce Hall, 340 Royce Drive, Westwood. Wednesday, Oct. 8 [...]
Read: Q&A with Paco Pena