Flamenco as an educational tool in the academic curriculum: Strengthening the sense of community and Andalusian identity

This study examines future teachers’ perceptions of incorporating flamenco into the Andalusian educational curriculum and its potential impact on fostering a sense of community and Andalusian identity. The study analysed 301 surveys conducted among university students enrolled in academic education programs. Descriptive statistical analysis revealed that 88.4% of participants supported the integration of formal flamenco in schools. A more detailed analysis of the responses revealed recognition of the influence of flamenco on various aspects such as the preservation of heritage (5.29), a sense of belonging to a community (5.15) and cultural identity (5.17), which guarantees a lasting source of inspiration and growth for future generations. Flamenco is not only considered a cultural relic but a vital part of Andalusia's heritage, essential to its future.

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Culture and Local Governance
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2026-01-26
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https://doi.org/10.18192/clg-cgl.v10i1.7438
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Spanish Literature and Culture Studies
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Flamenco as an educational tool in the academic curriculum: Strengthening the sense of community and Andalusian identity

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This study examines future teachers’ perceptions of incorporating flamenco into the Andalusian educational curriculum and its potential impact on fostering a sense of community and Andalusian identity. The study analysed 301 surveys conducted among university students enrolled in academic education programs. Descriptive statistical analysis revealed that 88.4% of participants supported the integration of formal flamenco in schools. A more detailed analysis of the responses revealed recognition of the influence of flamenco on various aspects such as the preservation of heritage (5.29), a sense of belonging to a community (5.15) and cultural identity (5.17), which guarantees a lasting source of inspiration and growth for future generations. Flamenco is not only considered a cultural relic but a vital part of Andalusia's heritage, essential to its future.

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