WeFlamenco Fest
San Antonio’s flamenco festival
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Flamenco news, reviews, cultural arts, and Confluencias — stories that expand how we view our world.
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Interview: El Turry brings flamenco’s next generation to San Antonio
Antonio Gómez “El Turry” brings Love Flamenco to San Antonio Sept. 30 with a young cast he believes represents the next generation of flamenco. The Granada-born cantaor has spent much of his career looking back to Enrique Morente, one of flamenco’s great modernizers, but not to imitate him. Morente pushed cante into poetry, orchestral music,…
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Decades of Jasmina Wellinghoff’s Arts Coverage Preserve a San Antonio Flamenco History
by Marco Aquino For decades, if something significant was happening on a San Antonio stage, there was a good chance Jasmina Wellinghoff was watching. Wellinghoff, the longtime journalist, critic, columnist and poet who documented the city’s cultural life for more than four decades, died April 5, 2026, at age 81. Her career moved through the…
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A’lante Flamenco brings Flamenco Under the Stars to Zilker Park
The 411 A’lante Flamenco returns to Zilker Park September 18 and 19 for two free performances of Flamenco Under the Stars. The Austin company brings flamenco into conversation with son jarocho and Arabic music, connecting Cádiz, Veracruz and Palestine through rhythm, dance and live performance. Guests include Los Fandangueros de Austin, Sari Andoni and Josh…
FROM THE ARCHIVE
Discover the History
A growing record of the people, performances, photographs, oral histories, and places that shaped flamenco in San Antonio and Texas.
Artist Index
Profiles of the artists, companies, musicians, photographers, and educators connected to the community.
History
Explore the people, programs, and places behind San Antonio’s flamenco story.
Oral Histories
Hear first-person accounts and watch performances, interviews, and archival films.
ABOUT WEFLAMENCO
A Cultural Platform for San Antonio
WeFlamenco is an online cultural platform dedicated to flamenco in San Antonio and across Texas. Through our editorial work, digital archive, and annual November festival, we document the region’s flamenco history while connecting it to the present. We break with conventional narratives by foregrounding flamenco’s migrant, cross-cultural beginnings and exploring how those histories continue to shape the art form today.
Community
Find flamenco studios, classes, educators, organizations, and ways to participate in San Antonio’s flamenco community.
Hosting a public flamenco event in San Antonio or elsewhere in Texas? Send us the public link or flyer for possible inclusion in the community calendar. Calendar listings are editorial and do not imply sponsorship, partnership, funding, or affiliation.
SPONSORS & COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Our Supporters
We are grateful to the organizations helping keep flamenco visible, accessible, and connected to San Antonio.
