Fiesta Flamenca Burqueña
Get ready for Fiesta Flamenca Burqueña, a free street festival in Downtown Albuquerque. This vibrant event showcases legendary Flamenco artists and brings together extraordinary performances under an iconic New Mexican sunset.
Immerse yourself in the rich culture of Flamenco while enjoying a variety of food trucks, shopping from 75+ local vendors, and exploring a classic car show.
Mercedes de Córdoba (Córdoba, Spain) is one of our time's most potent and authentic dancers. She was awarded the National Flamenco Award as well as many other awards for her choreography, including “SER, ni conmigo ni sin mí” and Olvidados, which received critical acclaim at events such as the 25th Festival de Jerez, the 21st Bienal de Flamenco de Sevilla, and the 6th Festival Flamenco Madrid. She has also contributed to the work of some of the biggest names in flamenco, such as Paula Comitre, Eva Yerbabuena, Fernando Jiménez, Adela Campallo, and Gema Moneo. Her contributions to the world of dance are truly remarkable. She is joined at Fiesta Flamenca Burqueña with an incredible line-up of musicians. She will also be teaching a week-long intensive workshop. Details TBA.
Mercedes de Córdoba
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Performance schedules, vendor and food truck details, and so much more!
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Flamenco Works is committed to empowering youth, families, and community members through transformative Flamenco educational experiences. By offering daily classes and cutting-edge performances, we create opportunities for artistic expression and cultural connection. Events such as "Fiesta Flamenca Burqueña" highlight the richness of Flamenco and its integration into our community, fostering a sense of belonging and cultural pride. Our efforts not only celebrate the vibrancy of Flamenco but also aim to positively influence families and the broader community in Downtown Albuquerque, reaffirming the significance of our traditions in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Visiting us? Welcome to Downtown Burque!
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Accomodations
All performances and workshops will take place in Downtown Albuquerque, which is within walking distance of Hotel Andaluz, Arrive Hotel, and Double Tree.
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Where to eat
There are many excellent restaurants and bars within walking distance Downtown. Looking for a variety of food? 505 Food Hall and Lindy’s Diner (directly across from Flamenco Works). Want a delicious coffee?Novel Point, Zendo Coffee, Java Joes. Ready for a drink? Red Door Brewing, Sidetrack Brewery, Sister Bar, and Bar Uno.
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More things to do!
Learn more about Downtown Albuquerque and other fun things to do while you are here!