Flamenco Dance Workshops

The classes with Karen Lugo in Bern, as well as those with Antonio Perujo in Bern, Renens and Geneva, and the class with Sylvia Perujo in Renens, are organised by www.al-andalus.ch

The classes with Karen Lugo in Geneva are organised by www.adem.ch.

The classes with Antonio Perujo in Martigny are organised by www.alegriaflamenca.ch.

PRICES

Members of Al-Andalus, ADEM, and ACCF benefit from the price marked with “ * ”. CHF 10.- discount for students, pensioners (AVS), and jobseekers.

PAYMENT DETAILS

BCV – 1003 LAUSANNE – WORKSHOPS AND CLASSES – José Antonio Perujo

IBAN: CH14 0076 7000 L515 6267 2

Please clearly indicate your name, the date, and the level of the course.

LOCATIONS

AP TANZ STUDIO,
Rathausegasse 23, Bern.

Flamenco Dance Academy Sylvia Perujo,
Rue du 14 Avril 23, Renens.

Vivre Son Corps,
Rue de la Servette 61, Geneva.

INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

+ 41 79 679 34 59 – antonio.perujo@al-andalus.ch

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Registration is confirmed upon receipt of payment.

No refunds will be given to participants who do not attend the entire workshop.

Cancellations made at least 7 days before the start of the workshop are eligible for a refund, minus an administrative fee of CHF 20. After this period, no refunds will be granted.

Participants assess their own level. Changes to a higher or lower level class are only possible if there is availability.

The organisers reserve the right to refuse admission and to cancel a class if the number of participants is insufficient. In such cases, payments will be refunded without any fees.

The teacher reserves the right to alter the course content.

Renens

30 June, 1 & 2 July

Sylvia Perujo

Introduction to Flamenco: 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Intermediate for Fiesta: 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Location : Academie de Danse Sylvia Perujo

Price : 110.- / 90.- *

07 & 08 July

Antonio Perujo

Introduction to Flamenco: 6:15 PM – 7:15 PM
Beginner/Intermediate – General Technique: 7:15 PM – 8:15 PM
Intermediate/Advanced – Stylised Flamenco: 8:15 PM – 9:15 PM
Location: Academie de Danse Sylvia Perujo

Price: 80.- / 60.- *

MORE INFO

Bern

01 & 02 July

Karen Lugo

Intermediate: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Advanced: 7:45 PM – 9:15 PM
Location: Antonio Perujo Tanz Studio

Price: 150.- / 120.- *

Master Class on 2 July: 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Location: Antonio Perujo Tanz Studio

Price: 180.- / 160.- *

21, 22, 23 & 24 July

Antonio Perujo

Mélodie Gimard
Laura Gabay
Paloma Zapata
El Puchero
Anna Colom
Beatriz Morales
José Ruiz "Bandolero"
José Ruiz "Bandolero" is a flamenco percussionist who began his career at a very young age, accompanying prominent flamenco dancers such as Antonio Canales, Joaquín Cortés, Joaquín Grilo, Javier Barón, Manuela Vargas, Merche Esmeralda, Sara Baras, Farru, and José Maya. He became part of Joaquín Cortés’ company, touring some of the world’s most famous venues, including Radio City Music Hall (New York), Royal Albert Hall (London), and the Opera House (Sydney). In 2002, together with Ramón Porrinas, he founded "Echegaray", the first flamenco percussion group, which released the album "Calle Echegaray". Throughout his career, Bandolero has performed with flamenco legends such as Enrique Morente, Tomatito, Vicente Amigo, and Pepe Habichuela. He has also collaborated with musicians blending other styles with flamenco, such as Antonio Serrano, Chano Domínguez, Jorge Pardo, Tino di Geraldo, Larry Coryell, Carles Benavent, Rubem Dantas, Dave Holland, Pat Metheny, La Barbería del Sur, Ketama, and Niña Pastori.
Josemi Carmona
Josemi Carmona, is a multifaceted musician and a key figure in the fusion of flamenco with world music. Son of the master Pepe Habichuela, he began his career at an early age, standing out for the delicacy of his melodies and his fusion with jazz, salsa, bossa nova, and even mandinga music. At 14, he joined Ketama, a group that became a cornerstone of flamenco fusion, praised by both critics and audiences.After 20 years with Ketama, Josemi Carmona sought his essence as a solo guitarist. He recorded "Sumando" with Carles Benavent, "Hands" with Pepe Habichuela and Dave Holland, and later released "Las Pequeñas Cosas," nominated for the 2011 Latin Grammy for "Best Flamenco Album." In 2016, along with Javier Colina and Bandolero, he presented "De Cerca," followed by "De Cerca en Directo" in 2017. In 2022, he released "VIDA."
Karime Amaya
Karime Amaya, flamenco dancer born in Mexico, is the grandniece of the legendary dancer Carmen Amaya. She made her debut at nine years old with her parents, dancer Mercedes Amaya "La Winy" and guitarist Santiago Aguilar. She won the Revelation Award at the Jerez Festival and starred in the documentary "Bajarí", nominated for Gaudí and Goya awards. Karime has performed at major festivals worldwide, including Mont-de-Marsan, Jerez, and Albuquerque. She has collaborated with renowned flamenco artists like Antonio Canales, Juan de Juan, and Farruquito. In 2012, she premiered her show "Desde la Orilla" at the Jerez Festival and has since performed in Europe and Japan. Karime has also graced prestigious tablaos such as Casa Patas, Las Carboneras, and Gitanerías in Mexico. Today, she continues to tour internationally, showcasing her powerful flamenco dance.
Antonio Serrano
Antonio Serrano is a virtuoso harmonica player and a pioneer in introducing the harmonica into flamenco. His collaboration with Paco de Lucía's group (2004–2014) marked a significant turning point in his career. Beyond flamenco, he explores various musical genres such as jazz, classical music, tango, and pop, collaborating with internationally renowned artists. Among his many accolades are a Latin Grammy (2015), the Masters of Mediterranean Music in Flamenco Jazz from Berklee (2014), the Bernie Bray Award from SPAH (2020), and the San Javier International Jazz Festival Award (2024). As a soloist, he has performed with orchestras worldwide and has premiered original works for harmonica. Antonio is also a passionate educator, teaching at European conservatories and at Berklee College of Music. His albums, including "Harmonious", "Tootsology", and "Bach & 'Bach", have received critical acclaim. In 2021, music critic Luis Gago from El País praised him as one of the great geniuses of Spanish music.