What ages are accepted?

Open to children aged 3–12 according to the course listing.

When are classes held?

Courses run Tuesday to Thursday with morning sessions 11:00–13:00 and afternoon sessions 17:00–19:00 until July 16.

Do children need prior dance experience?

No—these intensives are designed for beginners and returning students with age-appropriate progressions.

Is there a final performance?

There is typically a short informal showing on Day 3 so children can share what they've learned.

How do I register or check availability?

Use the provided booking/referral link to view dates, availability and to reserve a spot.

What should kids bring?

Bring a water bottle, non-marking shoes, comfortable clothes and a snack if needed.

Kids Dance Summer Intensive in Madrid: 3-Day Flamenco, Ballet, Urban & Latin Courses

Summer in Lucero transforms a neighborhood studio in Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, Spain, into a short, spirited festival of movement for kids. VERANO 2026 CURSOS INFANTILES DE 3 DIAS MAÑANA O TARDE brings three-day intensives (Tuesday–Thursday) that let children aged 3–12 taste flamenco, urban dance, ballet and Latin rhythms in compact, energetic sessions. Classes run mornings 11:00–13:00 or afternoons 17:00–19:00, designed so parents can fit a mini-residency of rhythm into a hectic holiday schedule.

The experience is all about playful technical foundations: basic footwork and posture drawn from flamenco; street-style grooves and coordination from urban dance; posture, lines and musical counting from ballet; and percussion-driven steps from Latin rhythms. The studio’s practice space favors approachable drills—mirror-led corrections, call-and-response clapping, and short choreographies that reward effort with visible progress across three days. That immediacy makes the course ideal for first-time movers and returning kids who want a concentrated boost without a long-term commitment.

Lucero’s offering feels rooted in place because flamenco and Latin styles are living strands of Spain’s cultural fabric; presenting them alongside contemporary urban and classical techniques gives children a broad, citywise palate. Families in Madrid appreciate that these courses occur in a compact block of mornings or afternoons, which keeps energy high and days flexible for other summer outings.

Practicalities are straightforward: sessions are 2 hours daily over three days, open to ages 3–12. Expect playful warm-ups, basic technique, a short group piece, and a small informal showing on Day 3 so kids leave with a sense of completion. The program is also a quiet introduction to group discipline, rhythm training, and music appreciation.

Why book it? For visitors or residents looking for a non-screen, active summer option that builds coordination, confidence and rhythm, this three-day sprint is a low-barrier, high-reward choice. It's a family-friendly plug-in to Madrid’s summer calendar that exposes children to both traditional Spanish movement and global street and concert forms. The course also functions as a community hub—local parents trade tips while kids learn together—making it more than lessons: it's a short, bright cultural exchange that kids remember.

Because information like exact meeting point, pricing and group size are not provided here, check availability via the booking link to plan transportation and any required footwear or snacks before arriving.

Instructors emphasize positive reinforcement, inclusive teaching methods and age-appropriate progressions; that approach keeps three-year-olds engaged while challenging older children to refine timing and coordination. Parents should bring a water bottle, non-marking shoes and a snack; comfortable clothing that allows kicking and turns helps kids move freely. For visitors planning a morning session, combine the course with a stroll through neighborhood streets to see local life, or schedule an afternoon session to avoid midday heat safely.