Created by Elsa Leandros, this advanced belly dance - Flamenco fusion choreography merges the hipwork of belly dance, the footwork and skirtwork technique of Flamenco, and expressive arm lines into a dance of longing, resilience, and feminine power. Set to haunting world music, it’s for artists ready to do story-telling through dance.

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Created by Elsa Leandros, New York–based master instructor and fusion visionary, Yearning weaves belly dance isolations with Flamenco skirt work, footwork, and styling into a haunting, emotionally rich solo. Set to the evocative “Yearning” by Raul Ferrando, this piece explores a memory that awakens passion, self-discovery, and creative fire - perfect for the intermediate dancer ready to move beyond steps into storytelling.

What makes this program an excellent learning tool:
✅ True fusion with emotional depth:
 • Belly dance fluidity meets Flamenco’s dramatic skirt flourishes and percussive footwork
 • Every gesture serves the narrative of longing and revelation
✅ For expressive artists: Assumes familiarity with belly dance vocabulary—so you can focus on stylistic nuance, musical phrasing, and emotional projection
✅ Taught with precision: Elsa breaks down Flamenco elements—skirt handling, posture, wrist accents—so your fusion feels authentic, not costumed
✅ Cinematic and musical: Choreographed to an original score that mirrors the arc of memory and transformation

Ideal for:
• Intermediate belly dancers seeking narrative and cross-cultural artistry
• Performers wanting to add theatrical depth and Spanish flair to their repertoire
• Women drawn to dance as personal myth and emotional truth

"Music: "Yearning" by Raul Ferrando.