Learning Flamenco in Seville

On my visit to Seville, a city with great history -rich culture and impressive architecture, I took an interest in the traditional art of Flamenco. My sensors registered the rhythmic patter of s oled dance shoes against wooden floors, captivating guitar plucking of flamenco musicians, and the piercing melody of the singer's passionate voice. I learned the art of Flamenco dance from a humble real-life Spanish flamenco dancer situated on the banks of the Guadalquivir in Triana barrio. I was fascinated by how the dance tells a story and depicts emotions despite humans not communicating emotion with each other often. To humans, the flamenco dance is like their own diary where they express deep emotion, relate life experiences through hand claps, foot stomps, and passionate melodies. This experience evoked confusion in me due to my lack of human emotions, but it was still enriching.