It's always fun to get a sneak peek into a flamenco dancer's life. So here's a brief video interview I did with Emilio Ochando last time he was in Portland. You'll find out what he enjoys about both teaching and performing as well as what kind of pre-performance rituals he does. Watch to the end for some outtakes. (The volume is low, and the quality is not the best, but don't worry, there are subtitles. Plus it gives you a chance to see just how gosh-darn cute this incredibly talented guy is!)

(By the way, we did that interview in the place where Ricardo López will be performing in March.)

Be sure to check out these too:

The First Interview with Emilio (How he got started, how he goes about choreographing a piece, what inspires him...)

The Second Interview with Emilio (His memory hacks, what people aspiring to learn flamenco dance, and palmas, ought to know...)

And Don't Miss His Workshops in Portland This Month:

Get the details (and see lots of videos of his dancing) here.

More Interviews With Flamenco Artists:

Find Them Here

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