As it’s nearing 5:30 AM, while most people would prefer to stay tucked away in bed, these committed ballet students are facing Toronto's winter weather so they can attend class and study the details of flamenco with Susana and Antonio Robledo. Both as individuals and working together, these exceptionally graceful and quick dancers discover more than just posture and steps; they also explore ideas like coordination, bearing, and simply enjoying themselves. Susana shares some background on the well-known Andalusian movements, including a belief that they are connected to death, in an interesting way, which demonstrates how enthusiastic both instructors are about their subject. The students seem happy to be there, and if you’re even slightly curious about the skill and artistry needed to perform what appears to be an improvised and emotionally powerful display, this is worth watching.

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