Artistic Director and Professor
Jhon Molina "El Niño"
Artistic director of Flamenco Passion - Choreographer - Professor - Dancer - Bailaor
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Comienza sus estudios de Danza desde muy pequeño pasando por agrupaciones de Danza Nacionalistas como: Luz para el mañana, Xiomara Vasconcellos y Danzas de Venezuela de la Maestra Yolanda Moreno con la cual bailó durante 14 años, representando a su país (Venezuela) en festivales y encuentros de danzas en Puerto Rico, México, Estados Unidos, Portugal, Colombia, España y Corea del Sur, obteniendo en este último el 1er premio.
Formó parte de la escuela de ballet del Teresa Carreño del maestro Rafael Portillo (+) y se forma en el flamenco hace ya 26 años con la Maestra Julia Españoleto,
A tomado clases en "Amor de Dios", Madrid y en la "Academia Mercedes Amaya - La Winy", Ciudad de México.
A bailado en distintos programas de televisión como Premios Meridiano de Oro, Premios Ronda, Miss Venezuela, Míster Venezuela, Sábado Sensacional, entre otros. También fue jurado en distintos festivales de danza nacionalista, flamenco, danza árabe, jazz lírico urbano.
Trabajó como profesor en reconocidas academias como Mery Cortés, Arte y Tacón, Vidance, Flamenco del Sur, Adagio y Bulería, Jean Piaget, entre otras. Ha desempeñado y brindado su talento como bailaor en diferentes talleres y academias a nivel nacional. No menos importante en tablaos flamencos de la capital de su país, Caracas.
Actualmente se desempeña como bailaor, profesor y coreógrafo en el área de Plano, brindando sus conocimientos del arte flamenco a sus estudiantes y compartiendo la danza en su excelencia a la comunidad del Norte de Texas
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He began his dance studies from a very young age, going through Nationalist Dance groups such as: Luz para el Tomorrow, Xiomara Vasconcellos and Danzas de Venezuela by Maestro Yolanda Moreno with whom he danced for 14 years, representing his country (Venezuela) in festivals and dance competitions in Puerto Rico, Mexico, United States, Portugal, Colombia, Spain and South Korea, obtaining 1st place in the latter.
He was part of the Teresa Carreño ballet school of maestro Rafael Portillo (+) and trained in flamenco for 26 years with Maestro Julia Españoleto,
He has taken classes at "Amor de Dios", Madrid and at the "Academia Mercedes Amaya-La Winy", Mexico City.
He has danced in different television programs such as Premios Meridiano de Oro, Premios Ronda, Miss Venezuela, Mister Venezuela, Sábado Sensacional, among others. He was also a member of the jury at different festivals of nationalist dance, flamenco, Arabic dance, and urban lyrical jazz.
He worked as a teacher in renowned academies such as Mery Cortés, Arte y Tacón, Vidance, Flamenco del Sur, Adagio y Bulería, Jean Piaget, among others. He has performed and offered his talent as a dancer in different workshops and academies nationwide. No less important in flamenco tablaos in the capital of his country, Caracas.
He currently works as a dancer, teacher and choreographer in the Plano area, providing his knowledge of the art of flamenco to his students and sharing his dance excellence to the North Texas community.
Administrative Staff
Carolina Alvarez
Carolina Álvarez is the administrative assistant of Flamenco Passion and one of its founders, along with Jhon Molina "El Niño".
Together, they established this flamenco company and academy two years ago with the purpose of spreading and preserving the essence of this passionate dance.
Carolina holds a degree in education and currently works as a Foreign Language teacher in public schools.
Her family roots, of Spanish and Italian origin, have played a key role in her love for Spanish dance and Flamenco.
With over 20 years of experience in organizing and managing dance companies in her home country, Argentina, she, along with Jhon Molina, helps make Flamenco Passion a welcoming environment where students want to come, stay, and share their passion.
Our Artistic Company - Bailaores and Bailaoras
Adriana Fuhlage
Carolina Alvarez
Adriana Fuhlage
Adriana has been dancing since she was only 5 years old! She danced at Columbia Performing Arts Center in Missouri from ages 5 to 18, where she was trained in ballet, jazz, tap and contemporary styles, and performed competitively.
Additionally, she spent 2 years on the high school dance team, where she competed in styles of jazz and pom. S
Adriana has been dancing since she was only 5 years old! She danced at Columbia Performing Arts Center in Missouri from ages 5 to 18, where she was trained in ballet, jazz, tap and contemporary styles, and performed competitively.
Additionally, she spent 2 years on the high school dance team, where she competed in styles of jazz and pom. She began her Flamenco journey in 2023 in Badajoz, Spain, under the training of Pilar Andújar, learning styles of Tientos, Tangos and Sevillanas.
Since then, she has been learning and improving under the training of Jhon Molina "El Niño"!!
Her favorite style of Flamenco is Alegrías!
Anna Blackburn
Carolina Alvarez
Adriana Fuhlage
Ever since childhood, Anna has loved dancing. Born and raised in Shanghai China, she often joined school folk dancing performances and began studying ballet in high school.
After immigrating to the US, she continued taking dance classes in college, including ballet, modern, and character dance. Anna was first introduced to Flamenco in Blo
Ever since childhood, Anna has loved dancing. Born and raised in Shanghai China, she often joined school folk dancing performances and began studying ballet in high school.
After immigrating to the US, she continued taking dance classes in college, including ballet, modern, and character dance. Anna was first introduced to Flamenco in Bloomington Indiana where her initial training in the dance began. She later studied Flamenco with Nélida Tirado and José Molina in New York City.
In 2024, Anna joined Flamenco Passion Texas and enjoyed further study with Jhon Molina “El Niño”. Flamenco has become one of her most beloved forms of dancing.
To her, Flamenco, though contrasting to classical ballet in style, requires the same level of high expression and precise musicality.
Carolina Alvarez
Carolina Alvarez
Carolina Alvarez
Carolina is a Flamenco dancer from Argentina. She began her training in ballet and Spanish Dance, spending over 30 years as part of the group "Soles de España." With them, she toured various provinces of Argentina, performing in festivals and Zarzuela seasons at renowned theaters in Buenos Aires. She trained with great masters such as Co
Carolina is a Flamenco dancer from Argentina. She began her training in ballet and Spanish Dance, spending over 30 years as part of the group "Soles de España." With them, she toured various provinces of Argentina, performing in festivals and Zarzuela seasons at renowned theaters in Buenos Aires. She trained with great masters such as Conchita España, Jorge Luis, and Rita Ortega, who introduced her to pure Flamenco.
In the U.S., she specialized in Flamenco culture, attending workshops with Jorge Robledo, Sol "La Argentinita," and Paco de Andrea, and performing at venues like the Majestic Theater and the Latino Cultural Center. Recently, she participated in the IX International Flamenco Seminar in Málaga, Spain, training with renowned artists such as Carmen La Talegona, Belén López, and La Lupi. She is currently continuing her studies with Jhon Molina "El Niño" at Flamenco Passion
Mónica Esqueda
Mónica Esqueda
Carolina Alvarez
Pedro Partida
Mónica Esqueda
Pedro Partida
After moving from Michigan with a ballet and jazz background he saw a flamenco performance of flamenco artists from Spain, Pedro became obsessed in the flamenco arts.
Since then, he has studied in Dallas with Daniel de Cordoba, the Flamenco Festival in Albuquerque and various visiting artists from Spain.
Pedro also has been Assista
After moving from Michigan with a ballet and jazz background he saw a flamenco performance of flamenco artists from Spain, Pedro became obsessed in the flamenco arts.
Since then, he has studied in Dallas with Daniel de Cordoba, the Flamenco Festival in Albuquerque and various visiting artists from Spain.
Pedro also has been Assistant Director and Principal Dancer for "Daniel de Córdoba Bailes Españoles" for more than 16 years, as well as other flamenco artists throughout the DFW Metroplex.
Pedro was also the entertainment chairman for the Latin Street Festival with the Morton Myerson Symphony Center for 4 years.
Ever expanding his knowledge in the Art, Pedro has presently incorporated Cante, Cajon as well as guitar studies to his talents. Pedro may be seen at various venues in Dallas and the surrounding Metroplex with his friends and Flamenco Passion. His dedication, passion and love for the art of Flamenco can be seen both on and off stage.