New York, NY

Many musicians from both Jazz and Flamenco have participated in the recording of the homonymous album, leading to one of the most complete and representative works of the artist.

The band, from Jerez de la Frontera in the heart of Andalusia, performs a mix of traditional flamenco with Arab-Andalusian melodies and rock.

The Program in Piano Studies at NYU Steinhardt’s Department of Music and Performing Arts Professions present the “Granados: Composer, Pedagogue, and Virtuoso” Festival, featuring leading performers, pedagogues, and scholars.

After much success in Argentina and South America, the play will be performed for a limited time at Repertorio Español.

The continuous evolution of Jazz music blending with all kinds of world music sounds has also touched upon the traditions and roots of Flamenco. The Flame Festival is the only festival in the U.S. dedicated to promoting this exciting musical hybrid.

A band of actor-musicians from Madrid reveals all the magic of the “Don Quixote” legend in a special performance without technical or scenographic elements.

Spanish biologist Ana María Cuervo discusses the cutting-edge science of human longevity with Jamie Metzl, Nir Barzilai and David Sinclair.

DOC NYC, the country’s largest documentary film festival, has selected international film festival favorite “Thy Father’s Chair” as one of the 18 films in competition among the 250 selected works.

The repertoire includes Spanish classical dance and romanzas from Spain’s most beloved zarzuelas.

The novel is published three years after his last one, “Enamoramientos,” which received critical and public acclaim.

The company will be performing “Paper Dreams,” a dance piece for little ones featuring lyrical movement and object theater to tell the stories left behind on scrap pieces of paper.

Tic, Tac, Toe, the famous X&O game, comes into life in this Flamenco show that reflects the ambition and strategy involved while playing.

Translator and critic Edith Grossman and Consul of Spain for Cultural Affairs Juan José Herrera de la Muela will discuss translation and literature.

The first feature film of Spanish director Martín Rosete will be presented at BAFF, a festival that aims to showcase the highest quality films from the New York City independent film community, as well as many selected American and overseas films.

Part of “The Seedling Project,” this production premiering in New York City seeks to end the stigma and silence around abortion.

Multimedia music group CreArtBox presents the second edition of the CreArt Music Series.