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Taking Root with Fin de Fiesta Flamenco
Farruca features Fin de Fiesta Flamenco artistic director and choreographer, Lia Grainger, together with fellow Canucks Dennis Duffin on guitar and Lara Wong on flute.
It’s a taste of the mostly Canadian group, now working out of Seville, Spain, who have made a reputation for themselves with their energetic performances and skillful improvisations. Fin de Fiesta Flamenco are about to embark on a twenty-two stop tour in Ontario and British Columbia with their new work, Audacia, a look through from the past to the present of flamenco, with an emphasis on the genre’s bold energy.
For more information and tour stops, visit >> findefiestaflamenco.com
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