Arts
MissionFlamenco Cardenal strives to cultivate artistic and intellectual community at Stanford centered on flamenco, an art form rooted in the musical traditions of the Romani diaspora, Latin America and the Caribbean, North and West Africa, and Spanish folkloric styles, many of which are of Islamic and Jewish origin. We hold flamenco classes for dancers, singers, and musicians, build relationships with the broader Bay Area flamenco community, organize group outings to local flamenco performances, and host academic lectures and workshops on critical and decolonial flamenco studies. In making Stanford a hub of flamenco culture in the Peninsula, we strive to make amor al arte more accessible to all, to center flamenco’s legacy as a multiethnic and historically marginalized art form, to uplift unorthodox and innovative approaches to flamenco studies and performance, and to amplify and honor the role of queer, Black, Asian, Chicanx, and Latinx artists in shaping flamenco’s past and present.
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