Spanish Dance Singapore

🌹When people think of Spain, it’s often these that come to mind - flamenco, feet stamping, “fire” and “passion”.

But I feel this default description can sometimes reduce a rich culture into a stereotype.

So today, I want to show you another side of Spain - one that is elegant, poetic and equally captivating.

I’ve chosen two timeless works: La Vida Breve by Manuel de Falla and Asturias by Albéniz, to invite you into a different mood of Spain.

As I dance this style - we call it Classical Spanish or Estilizado - I feel a different side of myself emerging, refining my body lines and flowing with music that is as elegant and expressive.

Listen to the music. Watch the dances.

I’d love to know:

Which piece speaks to you more - La Vida Breve or Asturias?

🇪🇸 I’m Tania, crafting Spanish experiences through dance, music and culture.

Come into this world with me.

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For Classes, workshops, personal training:
Contact Tania
📮[email protected]

🌹 Come with me into my Spanish Dance world💃🇪🇸

Inside Seville’s Feria de Abril, Sevillanas isn’t just a dance—it’s a social celebration of human connection.

While your feet carry the rhythmic foundation, your upper body carries YOU.

Your posture, your carriage, and your expressive arms project your energy and charisma into the room.

That’s why spending time refining your arm technique is so worth the effort (*vale la pena*).

In my latest YouTube video, I give you foundational tips of how to move your arms, taking you beyond studio to see how Sevillanas is lived, danced, and expressed in Spain.

🔗Tap the link in my bio to watch the full video: “How to Do Arms in Sevillanas: Go from Awkward to Elegant”

Warmly
Tania 😊🇪🇸💃

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When people think of learning a dance, they often think of steps.

(Confession: so did I.)

But over many years, dance opened doors I never expected—to culture, friendship, community, travel, and experiences that enriched my life far beyond the dance studio.

Recently, I returned from Sevilla and the Feria de Abril.

Back in Singapore, I’ve started a new season of Sevillanas classes, and I wanted to share a little glimpse into that world.

In this video, I connect our training in Singapore with the culture, music and traditions that bring Sevillanas to life in Sevilla.

Because understanding what you’re dancing to can make the experience so much richer.

Warmly,

Tania

▶️ Watch video here

🇸🇬 Singapore × Sevilla 🇪🇸

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JUNE CLASSES

SAT 6, 13, 20, 27 JUN

💃2.30-4.00pm: Spanish Dance (with or without castanets)

💃4.00-5.30pm: Sevillanas

📍City Square Mall

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SUN 14 JUN

🌼10.30-11.30pm Performance class / Benamor choreo
(Bata de Cola + Castanet)

🌼11.30-12.30pm: Flamenco Intermediate (Spanish shawl) / Pte

🌼4.00-5.30pm: Flamenco Pure Beginners

📍City Hall

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WEEKDAYS
🌺Private training - contact Tania

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📮[email protected]
☎️(65)97377703 / Whatsapp

🌹New experiences for these adults. For most, this is their 2nd class. At the beginning stage, take the time on the good ol’ basics.

You can simply start by feeling
and enjoying the rhythm and music
exploring the style of arms that give that Spanish look.

You’ll work muscles and perseverance (!) that you might not have worked before!

Fingers! Fingers are so unique to
flamenco dance. You’ve got to give them life. As my maestro says ‘Dale vida’

And don’t forget to add your personality!

(Ps. Even if you already have some higher beginner background, you can always do well to work the basics. And I’ll throw in a challenge or two for you - like a spontaneous solo)!

Warmly
Tania

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JUNE CLASSES

SAT 6, 13, 20, 27 JUN

💃2.30-4.00pm: Spanish Dance (with or without castanets)

💃4.00-5.30pm: Sevillanas

📍City Square Mall

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SUN 7, 14, 21, 28 JUN

🌼1.30-2.30pm Performance class
(Bata de Cola + Castanet)

🌼2.30-4.00pm: Flamenco Intermediate (Spanish shawl)

🌼4.00-5.30pm: Flamenco Pure Beginners

📍City Hall

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WEEKDAYS
🌺Private training - contact Tania

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📮[email protected]
☎️(65)97377703 / Whatsapp