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L’Académie Ballet Flamenco
Lina Moros
Flamenco Dance Classes in Montreal
Parallel to her professional career as a performer and choreographer, Lina has dedicated more than 25 years to giving flamenco classes in Montreal. She has given special workshops to the Cirque du soleil, the Théâtre de Nouveau Monde and National Theatre School. Lina Moros gives regular ongoing flamenco classes in two studios in Montreal.
Flamenco Without Borders – Flamenco classes from anywhere in Montreal
Whether you live in Mile-End, on the Plateau, in Milton Parc, Westmount, NDG, St-Henri and other neighbourhoods of southwest Montreal, you can learn flamenco dance at L’Académie Ballet Flamenco Lina Moros.
Winter Session 2024
We added a free beginner trial class! Monday, January 15th, 7:45pm at Studio Sol, 372 Ste-Catherine W, #127
Designed for those with no prior flamenco experience this session concentrates on the basics; posture, getting grounded taconeo (footwork), braceo (port-du-bras), palmas (rhythmic hand-clapping), and some basic movements that are fundamental to all flamenco rhythms. Although students will begin to learn a choreography, the first session is dedicated to learning the above-mentioned basics.
Beginner classes are offered at Studio Sol (metro Place des arts) on Monday (7:30-9pm).
10% discount on registrations done before January 16th!
Regular Classes at Other Levels (elementary, intermediate and intermediate/advanced)
We accept new students at all levels!
The Académie Ballet Flamenco Lina Moros will resume regular flamenco classes at all levels in the Fall: elementary, intermediate and intermediate/advanced. Classes will be held at Studio Sol (372 Ste-Catherine W, #127, near Place des arts metro) and at Studio KlaXson (4055 Ste-Catherine W, #129, near Atwater metro).
Visit the Schedule page or contact Lina Moros for more information.
End of the year show (Bulerias, fin de fiesta)
Photo : Danielle Plourde
The Art of Flamenco – A Way of Life
A dance of passion and grace, the art of flamenco lies in the close relationship between song, music and dance. Born of the gypsies of Andalucia and coloured by its roots in the Orient, flamenco has a universal appeal. Flamenco develops the body – through movement, the mind – by mastering rhythms, and the soul via the expression of emotions. It brings us in touch with ourselves, and others, and if you open yourself to its power and its charm, it can become a way of life.
Flamenco was born of the first sob and the first kiss
(Federico Garcia Lorca)
