This article records the U23 Pass announcement published on May 26, 2026. The prices, participant limits and conditions in the text belong to that announcement; they do not indicate that enrollment is currently open or that 5 places are currently available. The maximum of 5 referred to participants in this plan, not the total capacity of standard classes. Confirm current pricing, availability and participation conditions with BG Flamenco Academy through its official channels.

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A new monthly plan announced to help young people under 23 continue studying flamenco with dedication.

BG Flamenco Academy introduced a new monthly plan for young people under 23:

the “U23 Pass: Up to 10 Classes a Month.”

This plan supporting young learners was intended for people aged 16–22.

Wanting to study flamenco seriously. Wanting to practise more. But, as a student or a young person, needing to keep monthly lesson costs as low as possible.

The plan was created to help these learners continue sustainably while maintaining a solid commitment to learning.

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A special monthly plan offering up to 10 classes a month

The U23 Pass allowed attendance at up to 10 eligible standard group lessons per month.

The announced monthly fee was ¥21,120, tax included.

With up to 10 classes a month, it also suited learners who wanted to practise consistently twice a week or more.

The aim was not simply to create a “cheap plan.” It was to provide an environment where young people could encounter authentic learning, learn through their bodies and keep going.

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Classes with Benito García and other teachers were included

This plan covered standard group lessons.

Classes with Benito García and other teachers were eligible, provided they were standard classes.

Beyond introductory, fundamentals and beginner classes, learners could choose from other standard group lessons when the level was appropriate for them.

The announcement invited both people just starting flamenco and those seeking deeper study to consult the academy first.

Class selection would be considered together, taking each person’s experience and physical condition into account to avoid excessive demands.

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Who the plan was recommended for

The U23 Pass offering up to 10 classes a month was recommended for the following learners.

People under 23 who wanted to study flamenco seriously and improve.

People aspiring to become professionals or seriously considering a future in performance or artistic expression.

People who wanted to attend many classes and build experience.

Students and young working adults who wanted to keep learning within a limited budget.

And people who wanted to grow alongside peers of their generation, encouraging and challenging one another.

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The plan’s intake was limited to a maximum of 5 participants

Enrollment in this plan was limited to a maximum of 5 participants.

It was not a plan designed to attract large numbers of people.

The number of plan participants was limited to protect class quality and the learning environment, and to support each person’s progress.

Small numbers allow careful attention. They also help create an atmosphere that makes continued learning easier and allows people to study alongside peers with the same goal.

The environment young people encounter at the beginning matters greatly. That was why this plan was limited to 5 participants.

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Details of the announced plan

U23 Pass: Up to 10 Classes a Month

  • Up to 10 classes per month

  • Covered standard group lessons

  • Included classes with Benito García

  • Included classes with other teachers

  • Covered standard classes at all levels, provided the level was appropriate for the learner

  • Advance booking required

  • Announced monthly fee: ¥21,120, tax included

  • Plan enrollment limited to a maximum of 5 participants

Special classes, events, private lessons and workshops were excluded.

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Announced conditions of use

The plan was intended for people aged 16–22 and was exclusively for those under 23.

Age verification could be requested.

Minors required consent from a parent or legal guardian.

Attendance required advance booking.

Learners could attend up to 10 classes per month, but unused classes could not be carried over to the following month.

Special classes, events, private lessons and workshops were also excluded.

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The proposed first step: a trial lesson or a consultation

The announcement invited anyone interested in the U23 Pass to begin with a trial lesson or a consultation.

It was presented as a special plan with a limited number of participants.

It was not intended for immediate purchase: age, experience, preferred classes and availability at the time would first be checked before guidance on participation was provided.

For young people who wanted to study flamenco seriously.

Youth offers opportunities to learn through the body. It is also a time when continued practice can bring significant change.

BG Flamenco Academy expressed its support for the next generation.

The cover figure is AI-generated, not a photograph of an actual student. The poster's terms belong to the May 2026 announcement.