The Spanish Flamenco Shawl - Dance your Beauty, Tackle the Beast!

We call it ‘Mantón de Manila’ in the Spanish language. And if you’ve wondered why ‘Manila’, then you can travel with your curiosity along the trading routes of old, from Asia and Americas to Spain.
Tania shares flamenco tales of the journey of the mantón, as well as beginner tips for how to learn to dance with this quintessential Spanish dance accessory.
Plus, through your dance encounter, gain the skills of 'how to learn well'.
Watch flamenco dances with mantón
Spanish Dance Singapore dancers at the national theatre, Esplanade outdoor stage
• Crossing Borders, Cele...
Blanca del Rey, famous artist for the mantón, rehearsing the Ballet Nacional de España
• BLANCA DEL REY. Ensayo...
Luisa Palacio in a scenic spot, dancing mantón with Bata de Cola
• Manuel Lombo y Luisa P...

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I do embroidery and looking to make something similar for headwearing. This is perfect inspiration since I have Spanish roots and I wanted it to be something I can identify with.