Authentic flamenco in Santa Fe, New Mexico
We are very excited to announce that Santa Fe Kia is now the official car sponsor of EmiArteFlamenco! Buy your next vehicle at Santa Fe Kia!
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at La Emi Summer Season at the Lodge at Santa Fe
New Mexico Flamenco has been featured in the American Airlines inflight magazine Nexos by Paul Ross!
New Mexico Flamenco has been featured in the American Airlines inflight magazine Nexos by Paul Ross!
Come see Emiarteflamenco in special collaboration with the National Institute of Flamenco at The Lodge at Santa Fe this summer, July 3 - September 1st.
Read the Article Here
Come see Emiarteflamenco in special collaboration with the National Institute of Flamenco at The Lodge at Santa Fe this summer, July 3 - September 1st.
Read the Article Here
Announcing La Emi Summer Season at the
Benitez Cabaret at The Lodge at Santa Fe
This thrilling and passionate season features La Emi with special guests Nevarez y Jose Encinias. We are honored to be bringing international renowned singer Manuel Tañe, acclaimed guitarist Kambiz Pakan, and guest appearances by singer Vicente Griego.
Performances will be held Wednesdays through Sundays beginning July 3 and ending September 1. These performances are in special collaboration with The National Institute of Flamenco and Heritage Hotels.
Doors open at 7:15 p.m., with shows starting at 8 p.m.
Show ticket pricing ranges from $20 - $50. Group discounts (5 tickets or more) are available.
For tickets https://tickets.ticketssantafe.org/single/PSDetail.aspx?psn=6020 or call 505-988-1234
Performances will be held Wednesdays through Sundays beginning July 3 and ending September 1. These performances are in special collaboration with The National Institute of Flamenco and Heritage Hotels.
Doors open at 7:15 p.m., with shows starting at 8 p.m.
Show ticket pricing ranges from $20 - $50. Group discounts (5 tickets or more) are available.
For tickets https://tickets.ticketssantafe.org/single/PSDetail.aspx?psn=6020 or call 505-988-1234
EmiArteFlamenco Academy Takes First Place
EmiArteFlamenco Academy has won First Place for Dance Studio in the 2019 Journal North Readers' Choice!
We would like to thank everyone who voted and The Journal North. We are thankful for your love and continued support of EmiArteFlamenco, EmiArteFlamenco Academy, Flamenco Youth de Santa Fe, and La Emi!
We would like to thank everyone who voted and The Journal North. We are thankful for your love and continued support of EmiArteFlamenco, EmiArteFlamenco Academy, Flamenco Youth de Santa Fe, and La Emi!
The subject of the Flamenco Dancer ornament is New Mexico native Emmy Grimm, known as “La Emi.”
Click the Link Below to Purchase the Ornament
https://www.newmexicogovernorsmansion.org/shop/New-Mexicos-Flamenco-Dancer-La-Emi-2018-2019-p110699303
https://www.newmexicogovernorsmansion.org/shop/New-Mexicos-Flamenco-Dancer-La-Emi-2018-2019-p110699303
One way the New Mexico Governor's Mansion Foundation raises funds to preserve and maintain the Mansion is to produce ornaments reflective of the rich culture of New Mexico. These ornaments are of the highest quality and are beautifully designed, so they are very collectible. All proceeds from ornament sales benefit the New Mexico Governor’s Mansion Foundation, a non-partisan, non-profit 501(c) 3 organization operated by volunteers.
New Mexico's Storyteller - 2018
New Mexico has played a great role in the development of the art of flamenco in its modern form. Due to New Mexico’s own fascinating history as being a confluence of many converging—if oft-times warring cultures—the state is perfectly suited to being synonymous with flamenco. New Mexico’s famous fusion of cultures and influences has taken something that began around gypsy campfires of Europe before travelling abroad and into court performances before the royals, into something that is accessible and relatable for everyone. With its roots in many types of folk dance, flamenco is now ready to command the grand stages of the world.
The subject of the Flamenco Dancer ornament is New Mexico native Emmy Grimm, known as “La Emi.” She was a protégé of renowned dancer María Benítez, and is now a powerhouse artiste in her own right. La Emi has danced and toured throughout the world, including training under Carmela Greco of Spain. La Emi has opened her own school, EmiArte Flamenco Academy, a professional company EmiArte Flamenco, and a youth company, Flamenco Youth de Santa Fe. The New Mexico Governor’s Mansion Foundation is proud to present this exquisite design, one that demonstrates the state’s unique connection to a proud and ancient art form.
New Mexico's Flamenco Dancer La Emi - 2018/2019
New Mexico's Storyteller - 2018
New Mexico has played a great role in the development of the art of flamenco in its modern form. Due to New Mexico’s own fascinating history as being a confluence of many converging—if oft-times warring cultures—the state is perfectly suited to being synonymous with flamenco. New Mexico’s famous fusion of cultures and influences has taken something that began around gypsy campfires of Europe before travelling abroad and into court performances before the royals, into something that is accessible and relatable for everyone. With its roots in many types of folk dance, flamenco is now ready to command the grand stages of the world.
The subject of the Flamenco Dancer ornament is New Mexico native Emmy Grimm, known as “La Emi.” She was a protégé of renowned dancer María Benítez, and is now a powerhouse artiste in her own right. La Emi has danced and toured throughout the world, including training under Carmela Greco of Spain. La Emi has opened her own school, EmiArte Flamenco Academy, a professional company EmiArte Flamenco, and a youth company, Flamenco Youth de Santa Fe. The New Mexico Governor’s Mansion Foundation is proud to present this exquisite design, one that demonstrates the state’s unique connection to a proud and ancient art form.
New Mexico's Flamenco Dancer La Emi - 2018/2019