Cape of Good Hope

Javier Brandoli, only have five classes of flamenco in his life, boots by bulerías. Dance by instinct and part of the Rosa Spanish Dance Theatre, which is the only school of flamenco company and permanent work in Africa. More 250 children, many marginal areas, Spanish take dance classes, scholarships from private organizations. Or, even, a school here in Cape Town that has as an optional subject for students flamenco. After the World Cup have stayed with Rosa, the school principal, they see a performance by the professional company. They left with their mouths open to those who have seen action, not come to believe that the singer, Lorenne (stage name Lola), is a mulatto who does not know a word of Castilian. "You learn the lyrics by heart and recites them like a gypsy". The guitar is put Robert (known as Benjamin), an Indian Muslim who accompanies another Robert, a black Scottish descent also makes boxes. "Tenemos a total 14 professional dancers ", Rosa says accented Spanglish (Caroline name), jokes aimed his two dogs are named "Lola and Pepe". The clothing worn by dancers is donated by Casa Patas, Madrid, Rosa delivering every time he goes through the capital a suitcase with material for students. There is passion and there is art in this corner of Spain in Africa.