Celia Fonta and Paco Fonta perform Flamenco dance in Miami with Siempre Flamenco Spanish Dance Company.

Celia Fonta teaches Flamenco Dance at Florida International University and is available for private lessons.

Paco Fonta teaches private guitar lessons by appointment only.

What the critics have to say about Siempre Flamenco , Celia Fonta and Paco Fonta

Miami Herald
"The best part of the program was guitarist Paco Fonta's pristine, unblemished rendering of the classical tour de force Asturias, by Isaac Albeniz,, and his elegant Bulerias de Lebrija."
Laurie Horn

Star Tribune, Minneapolis
Celia Fonta is earthy concentration. In "Taranto," she kicks up her heels, swings her arms overhead and propels herself across the stage with a rapid-fire cascade of footwork."
Camille LeFevre

Chicago Sun Times

Monday, July 23, 2001
American Spanish Dance Festivals "Flamenco Passion" Gala Concert

"One of the most distinguished dancers on the program was Celia Fonta, a petite firebrand with flashing eyes and charismatic stage presence. Her extended solo, which she also choreographed, was inspired by the dances of the port city of Cadiz, and was exuberant and full of beautiful rhythmic shadings."
Hedy Weiss

Chicago Sun Times
Ensemble Espanol Spanish Dance Theatre

"Another premier, "Solea por Buleria," was one of the most exhilarating moments of the evening, with dancer-choreographer Celia Fonta plunging her heels deep into the floor while paradoxically giving the appearance of remaining airborne."
Lucia Mauro

Entertainment News and Views
Broward Informer
January 4th, 1996

Ballet Flamenco La Rosa celebrates its 10th anniversary season
"This was followed by Solea, it was a Celia Fonta solo, and she brought down the house with her superb rendition of this classic flamenco."
Buddy Clarke

El Nuevo Herald
Miami, Tuesday October 31st, 1995

Ballet Flamenco la Rosa,
"But the best part of the show was Solea, danced and choreographed by Celia Fonta Celia has a powerful earthiness that is needed of traditional pure song flamenco dancers. Her dance is bound to the floor with her limitless footwork, her arms and torso marking the silence of a cry that will remain in ones memory forever."
Armando Correa