Flamenco dancer's steps to empower


'Humans have always danced, even prehistoric tribes danced to express their moods, their worries, their fears, their joys,' says Carrasco. Photo: DPAC

Spanish dancer Maria Carrasco returns to Malaysia with a flamenco piece Que No Daria Yo at the Damansara Performing Arts Centre (DPAC) in Petaling Jaya on Nov 13.

Que No Daria Yo premiered in Spain this year, with a theatre run there. This is the first time it will be performed outside Carrasco's home country.

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