¡Hola! I am Puela Lunaris. As a proud native Spaniard and a passionate lover of flamenco, I am delighted to invite you on a unique cultural adventure—touri...
From its inception, the world of flamenco dance has maintained distinct styles for men and women. Masculine flamenco emph
...Let me give you a tour of the Andalusian Flamenco Documentation Center in Jerez de la Frontera, which is host...
Puela:
Hello Mei, I am excited to have you here
today and to engage in a conversation
with you about the power of dance and
about th...
Alec Baldwin and I live in the same neighborhood in Manhattan. I recently met him at an event regarding our neighborhood and cannot begin to tell you how impressed I am with his human qualities!
A...
Teaching dance deep in the woods of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia was one of the most beautiful times of my life!
I had just given up my glamorous job as a t...
I had the honor of being interviewed by DeAnna Freeman, the founder of FCBDUniversity, where we explored the rich, ...
Welcome to our weekly Q&A. The question that we have today came from the beautiful dancer and teacher Carilyn Rome. She is asking: what is the difference between Zambra, feminine flamenco and baref...
In this post, I am answering a question from Gina, who asks:
"Hi Puela, I love your Lunaris Barefoot Feminine Flamenco styl...