From the very first steps to advanced choreographic expression, our structured syllabus is designed to develop technique, passion, and true understanding of the art form.
Our main curriculum is divided into three comprehensive stages.
A welcoming space to learn the absolute basics. We focus on posture, simple footwork (zapateado), essential arm movements (braceo), and understanding the basic rhythmic patterns (compás) of Tangos and Sevillanas.
View beginners guide →For those who have mastered the fundamentals. We increase the speed and complexity of footwork, introduce turns, and dive into deeper, more complex rhythms like Alegrías, Bulerías, and Soleá. Focus shifts towards building stamina and personal expression.
High-intensity classes focusing on intricate rhythmic variations, advanced choreography, and improvisation. Students learn how to interact confidently with live musicians, mastering the subtle cues and calls that define traditional performance.
Master the technique of the traditional long-trained skirt. This class builds the core strength and specific coordination required to move the bata with grace, weight, and precision.
Intermediate / Advanced
Dedicated sessions for castanet playing (palillos). Learn the specific notation, finger independence, and how to integrate playing while dancing without losing body alignment.
Our class timetable operates on a structured term basis, ensuring progressive learning within a stable group. We run evening sessions on weekdays and intensive workshops on weekends.
Because class availability depends on current enrollment numbers and studio capacity, we ask prospective students to request our latest detailed PDF timetable.
Ready to start or looking to continue your training? Send us a message to check availability, request the current timetable, or schedule a placement assessment.