Prado Museum and Flamenco: perfect combination of art

November 30, 2021 at 7:25 pm

To celebrate the International Day of Flamenco, the Asociación Nacional de Tablaos Flamenco of Spain, under the direction of the artist Antonio Najarro, created this video at the Prado Museum in Madrid. The video ends highlighting the famous Velázquez's painting, Las Meninas. Check out this beautiful video!

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Fun video about Simone Biles: The multi-gold medalist winner posted a video during the Paris Olympic games where she is savoring une chocolatine (or un pain au chocolat- depending on if you are from the North or the South of France it is called one way or the other). On the video Simone Biles shows how much she enjoys eating her chocolate croissant -even if it comes from the supermarket, and not from a boulangerie-pâtisserie-viennoiserie! (A pastry/bakery shop). This proves that chocolatines in France are good no matter what! Have you tried one before?

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The Cathédrale St-André was first built in the 11th century. Aliénore d'Aquitaine got married in the cathedral to the future king Louis VII in 1137, as well as Anne d'Autriche with king Louis XIII in 1615.

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Do you know where flamenco musical folklore comes from? It is believed that flamenco comes from different cultures throughout centuries in Andalusia (South of Spain): Arabs, Sephardic (Jews), Christians and Gypsies.

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To know more about Axelle Munezero (the choreographer for the Made to Love performance from Papadakis/Cizeron) and Waacking, watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njA_s7DZDzI&t=39s

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Did you know that Arsène Lupin was a fictional thief from the 1900? He is the inspiration behind the Lupin show.

Prado Museum and Flamenco: perfect combination of art

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