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LA LUPI NYC Workshops - Tangos & Solea por Bulerias & Bulerias - March 7 - 9
LA LUPI
March 7th-9th
Intermediate Level
Monday - Wednesday
6 - 7:30 PM
Tangos
Guitar and Cante: Curro de Maria
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Upper Intermediate / Advanced Level
Monday - Wednesday
8 - 9:30 PM
Solea por Bulerias & Bulerias
Guitar and Cante: Curro de Maria
Susana Lupiañez Pinto "La Lupi" was first discovered by guitarist Juan Maya Marote while performing in flamenco tablaos while still a student, and she subsequently became a dancer in his company. She was a guest artist in Juan de Juan and Rafael Amargo's companies and on singer Miguel Poveda's tour of the album arteSano, and her choreography credits include work with the National Ballet of Spain. Today, La Lupi is the director and choreographer of her own flamenco company, which has performed in theatres and festivals across the world and produced such artists as Rocío Molina. La Lupi is the recipient of the 2007 First Prize for Seguiriyas and the Second Prize for Alegrías awarded by the La Perla de Cádiz National Flamenco Competition.
From her early days, Susana Lupiáñez Pinto, "La Lupi," was already dedicated to flamenco training and performance. She honed her skills at the Conservatorio Superior de Málaga, where she alternated her studies with performances at flamenco tablaos. Years later, it was on one of these stages that guitarist Juan Maya "Marote" saw talent in her dance and took her to work in Madrid. In the capital, she worked for three years in Marote's dance and contemporary flamenco company, going on tour throughout Spain. At the same time, she extended her studies with maestros of the likes of Cristóbal Reyes, Paco Romero, Carmela Greco, La Tati, Rafael de Carmen, and Juan de Juan.
In 1999, La Lupi founded her own Flamenco Company, which she directs and choreographs, together with guitarist Curro de María. With shows like "Lo que Lellega al Alma" and "7 Historias Hacen una Vida," she has performed for years at theaters all over the world and international festivals such as those of Düsseldorf, Mont de Marsan, Chicago, Madrid's Suma Flamenca and CIMA Festival in Monte Argentario.
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LocationFlamenco Vivo Studios (View)
4 West 43rd Street
New York, NY 10036
United States
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| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: No |
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