Mexican Flamenco dancer, dance coach, artistic director and bailadora, Rosario Ancer found herself a home in Vancouver, where she grew her family, a dance academy, and a well-known international Flamenco Festival creating a lasting flamenco legacy.

Starting in Mexico, going to Spain and landing in Canada, Rosario’s journey began following a call, a need to master flamenco dance. Her passion took her through different places in Spain, where she better understood this dance form and found her beloved: a Canadian musician passionate about flamenco.

After starting a family, they teamed up to grow the flamenco movement in Vancouver and changed the perception of it from a foreign expression to an artwork that anyone can relate to, appreciate or dance.

Join us for the fifth and last documentary premiere of Season 1 of Re:Location on Wednesday, May 17th, at 6:30 pm to get to know Rosario Ancer’s immigration journey to Canada.

When: Wednesday, May 17 at 6:30 pm
Where: www.vlacc.ca/relocation

Free Online Premiere

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