Marina trained to dance flamenco in Spain. Now she’s performing in a major feature film

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An Australian woman who celebrates her Spanish heritage by teaching and dancing flamenco, is performing in a major feature film. By drawing on ancient traditions, Marina Tamayo tells a modern story about displacement and homelessness.

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