For the second time in a row, yesterday we were visited by the Board of Trustees of the Museum of the University of Navarra.

In the meeting with its members, composed of personalities from different countries of the world and professional sectors, Maria Pagés and El Arbi El Harti, our president and director, explained the fundamental lines of our work in the defense of the Spanish choreographic heritage.

They have insisted that flamenco dance, besides being, without a doubt, one of the most genuine paradigms of Spanish contemporaneity, brings to our immediate and distant environment, culture, belonging and welfare to children, the elderly, people with other abilities, women, schoolchildren, people at risk of exclusion.