Big smiles all around at Feria de Málaga ☀️
More moments from last month’s first Feria de Málaga at the Spanish Cultural Center in Washington, DC ✨🇪🇸
We love these photos by photographer Antonella Ciancio. What a wonderful time we had!
Thank you so much to the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain for inviting us and for sharing these beautiful photos!
August 12 in Delaware!
SonDeBaril brings flamenco to SummerScape 2026 ☀️
Joining Ela Razon are singer José Moreno, dancer Mariana Gatto, and guitarist Ricardo Marlow.
🗓️ Wednesday, August 12 @ 7pm
📍 Lewes Public Library
Open seating under and around the pavilion, and on the grass. Bring a lawn chair or blanket - or borrow one from the library. Picnics are welcome, and there’s plenty of room for everyone! 🌿
We look forward to sharing this evening with you! ❤️
A fantastic afternoon at the Spanish Cultural Center’s first Feria de Málaga! ☀️🇪🇸💃🏽
Gracias to our invited artists José Moreno and Ricardo Marlow for sharing the stage with us and to all our friends who joined us in the audience. Huge congratulations to Miguelito, who won first prize in the feria game - a two-night stay in Málaga! ✈️🌺 As our friend Wendy said, we all know so much about Málaga now 😆
Did you know that Feria de Málaga has been celebrated for over 500 years (!) going back to the late 1400s? 😲
Midyear reflections + upcoming performance
We had a bit of a realization halfway through the year.
First, are we the only ones wondering how is it June already?
We had different ideas for how this year would go for us. We thought we’d be hunkered down in the studio, deep into the creative process as we mount new work. Instead we’ve found ourselves in community, sharing beautiful moments with friends, collaborators, students, and audiences, while continuing to actively seek support to bring our next work to life.
It’s tempting to disappear into the studio and focus only on creating, but somehow the pull to be in community is getting stronger. The longer we do this work, the more we realize we’re not meant to do this alone. Art is part of collective work for the things that matter to us.
8-Week Summer Session with Ela: Technique Classes Start June 18
So excited to get back in the studio!
Teaching a technique class this summer at Arte Flamenco Studio. 8-week session on Thursday nights, June 18 – August 6.
More details at https://www.arteflamenco.us/services
Happy Earth Day! 🌎
Sharing this moment from Madre, a celebration of our great planet and home.
It was a dream to bring this work to life with our brilliant collaborators Antonio Arrebola, Ricardo Marlow, and Yolit Yospe-Kachlon, and an immense privilege to share it with you.
Sending love to all fellow earthlings 💚
May we care for our great Mother more each day.
We belong to her - ashes to ashes, dust to dust, and in between, our collective breath 🌬️
A special night on April 10 ✨
We’re beyond excited to welcome acclaimed flamenco dancer Nélida Tirado to the stage on April 10 for an Evening at Joppa: SonDeBaril Flamenco 💃🏽🔥
Nélida will be joining us from New York City for this one-night performance, alongside guitarist Ricardo Marlow.
It’s going to be an unforgettable night of flamenco! Join us 🌹
🗓 Friday, April 10, 8pm
📍 Bel Air, MD
🎟 Get tickets here
Introducing Sin Fin, a new flamenco work by SonDeBaril
On this Winter Solstice, we’re so excited to share that our new work, Sin Fin, is beginning to take shape. It moves through life, death, and regeneration. A cycle without end. The piece takes us on a journey of returning - to begin again.
Sin Fin means “without end,” a work that’s been forming in us for a long time. It’s about renewal - the way we move through cycles of change, endings, and beginnings in nature and in ourselves, and how we’re constantly regenerating. More than a metaphor, it’s nature’s design - something the body knows, and something flamenco expresses so deeply, holding both grief and joy, darkness and light.
Sin Fin follows the solstices and equinoxes, mirroring our inner landscapes - from the stillness of winter to the fullness of summer, from descent to emergence - returning to familiar spaces yet arriving transformed.
A secret wish fulfilled + photos from our celebration
“The only thing better than singing is more singing — with friends!”
—Ella Fitzgerald
And sing we did! You might remember this quote we shared some time ago, which still rings true for us today.
We don’t always get to meet everyone during theater performances, and it was time for something different - a little break from production work - time to kick back.
Let’s celebrate, we said! And who better to celebrate with than our flamenco community?
On Purpose This Thanksgiving 🍁
Over here at Wild Days, double-checking stage measurements… 📏 and saw this timely reminder:
STAY TRUE TO YOUR PURPOSE ❤️
Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving! Lots to be grateful for including 3 years of beautiful flamenco moments with you. Thanks for being part of our journey - we can’t wait to celebrate with you on December 7 right here 🌿💃🏽🎶✨
✨ Celebrating 3 years of Flamenco on December 7 🥳
Come join us for an afternoon of live performances, festive sherry pours, and flamenco up close. There will be three unique shows featuring special guest artists - come for one show or stay for them all!
Backstage at Aire Andaluz
A couple of quick snaps from our performance last Monday in Baltimore.
Our immense gratitude to The Three Arts Club of Homeland for hosting us, to our guest artists Ricardo Marlow and Mariana Gatto, and to our sold-out audience for their presence, energy, and warm reception.
Aire Andaluz by SonDeBaril - Nov 3 at The Three Arts Club of Homeland
We’re thrilled to bring Aire Andaluz to Baltimore on Monday, November 3.
Presented by The Three Arts Club of Homeland, this flamenco performance will take place at their beautiful space in Baltimore and feature SonDeBaril alongside guest artists Ricardo Marlow and Mariana Gatto.
🎟️ Tickets: threeartshomeland.org
Scenes from Madre’s Premiere ✨
Sharing some moments from Madre’s Premiere!
Thank you so much to everyone who joined us for two unforgettable nights.
What a journey it was!
Madre Premiere - Tickets are now available!
We’re thrilled to share that our new show, Madre, is premiering on February 14 & 15 at the Silver Spring Black Box Theatre!
🎟️ Tickets are now available here!
Madre is a stirring call to recognize ourselves as part of nature through breathtaking flamenco artistry, featuring guitarist Ricardo Marlow and dancers Antonio Arrebola and Yolit Yospe-Kachlon performing alongside us.
Rehearsals Are in Full Swing!
Here’s a sneak peak at some raw footage from rehearsals…
We’re thrilled to share that Malagueño dancer and choreographer Antonio Arrebola is joining us! Antonio is based in Dallas and collaborating with us virtually until he arrives.
🎟️ Tickets are now available!
Update on Madre: Premiere Dates and More!
It’s almost holiday season!
We hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving — whether celebrating the tradition or simply embracing an everyday sense of gratitude.
Being part of such an incredible flamenco community—both local and worldwide—is something we’re especially grateful for, with friends who share a love for this art form in many corners of the world. It brings to mind Ella Fitzgerald’s words: “The only thing better than singing is more singing—with friends!”
And now, we’re thrilled to share the latest update on Madre—with lots of great news!
Friday with the phenoms and a fantastic audience!
L-R: Dancers Jose Moreno and Ela Razon, Singer/Percussionist Yiyi Orozco, & Guitarist Ricardo Marlow
Muchas gracias to Dr. Janice Mahinka for inviting us to share flamenco with her wonderful music community at Harford Community College. 💃🏽🎶✨ Loved the energy today + getting to hang out after, what a hilarious time 😅😅
TorcuArt Flamenco Gala Dinner
In the video: Dancer Ela Razon, Singer/Percussionist Yiyi Orozco, Guitarist Juan Pedro Jimenez, and palmas by Anna Menendez
Sharing a few moments from the TorcuArt Gala on Saturday night 😍
A huge thank you to TorcuArt for hosting a beautiful evening and to everyone who shared this special night with us in honor of Natalia Monteleon — Dancer, Teacher, Choreographer, and Artistic Director of Arte Flamenco Company. 🌹🌹🌹
Jalapeños Tablao on Oct 17th!
Happy Thursday! 🍁
Tablao night at Jalapeños Restaurant is NEXT WEEK, on Thursday Oct 17th!! The air is crisp - come warm up with us over dinner, drinks, and flamenco! 😍
Singer/percussionist Yiyi Orozco, dancers Ela Razon, Sara Jerez & Edwin Aparicio, and guitarist Ricardo Marlow will be performing. Shows at 6pm & 8pm 💃🏽🎶
Call 410–266-7580 to reserve your table - they fill up fast 💨