KFAI is proud to present Poquito y Bueno, the first worldwide English-language flamenco webcast! This short and sweet half-hour program presents a variety of flamenco music ranging from the first to the very latest recordings. Each show is spiked with exclusive interviews of contemporary performers - including both the famous and the obscure, and it also features a local (and when appropriate, international) performance and events calendar. Tune-in and tune-up your aficionado rating!

TO HEAR A WEBCAST, PLEASE SCROLL DOWN ON THIS PAGE UNTIL YOU REACH THE "LISTEN NOW" VOICE BUBBLE. Click it, and a new dark screen will appear. Click "I agree" and then wait until the former page appears. SCROLL DOWN AGAIN. THE "LISTEN NOW" VOICE BUBBLE WILL BECOME AN "MP3STREAM" RED RECTANGLE. Click again on that and you will be able to listen to the webcast. PLEASE EMAIL US IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS!!! We want to make this workable for you!!

DO YOU WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR SPANISH? We're proud to link with Jerez Jondo which will take you on great in-depth travels through the flamenco labrynth! DON'T UNDERSTAND SPANISH? Try this link for goofy translations of the website and other Spanish words or phrases.

HAPPENING THEN - Another show of music only, this one with an emphasis on fusion over tradition.

HAPPENING THEN! I promised you I'd get around to tackling those palos I teased you with in "name that palo". This week's show is for die-hard flamencos only as we explore those unaccompanied palos - tonás, martinetes, and deblas - after replaying our January 14th "nameless palo," a tona sung by Agujetas. This is a truly educational show!

HAPPENING NOW - More of "name that palo." This week is the elusive palos of bamberas and cantinas - never sounded the same at all from singer to singer.

HAPPENING NEXT-While Kristina is in Spain for the month, we visit the archives, featuring music and interviews from Poquito y Bueno's first year on the web. La Cordobesa, Susana di Palma, Michael Hauser, and Magdalena all get to speak again, along with some great music. Tune in and tune out the noise of life for a half hour!

The photo on this page is from Anda Flamenco's "Festival 9" performed at the Lowry Lab in November of 2009. It is one in a series shot by Brooks Peterson.