Melinda Hedgecorth performing a Flamenco dance during the Spanish songs “Sevillanas” and “Son Cubano.” Hedgecorth has studied, performed and taught Flamenco for many years.

Guitarists Michael McClintock (left) and Beau Bledsoe (right) performing songs of Flamenco. McClintock has a background in studying and performing in multiple music styles, while Bledsoe has performed in multiple parts of the world.

Michael McClintock (left), Beau Bledsoe (middle), and Coleen Dieker (right) performing songs of Flamenco. The group performs a centuries old art form of music that originated in Andalusia, Spain and is considered the best at what they do.

Melinda Hedgecorth introducing the song “Alegrias,” which means “happiness” in Spanish. She also introduces the instrument “baston,” which is a traditional cane made in Spain and helps keeps the rhythm of the Flamenco song and dance.

Melinda Hedgecorth tap-dancing and using the baston to help keep the rhythm of the Flamenco dance and song.

Beau Bledsoe introducing the next song, “Malaguenos.” He stated that violinist Coleen Dieker will be playing the “vocal part” of the song on her violin.

Violinist Coleen Dieker happily enjoying the Flamenco music. She has performed in many local and national touring acts, while also performing regularly in Kansas City.

Melinda Hedgecorth performing the Flamenco dance in the final song “Farruca.” Choreography is by Israel Galvan, who comes from a whole family of dancers.

Michael McClintock (right) happily playing the guitar while Melinda Hedgecorth (left) enjoys the music and plays the palams, which is hand-clapping in Flamenco.