“Alborada wants to preserve the regional dances, which are such a rich cultural gem. A lot of these dances could be lost, especially here in the United States because people aren’t getting to see them,” said Lisa Botalico, Associate Artistic Director of Alborada Spanish Dance Theater. Alborada, which was originally founded in 1965, has been spreading the art of flamenco in schools, senior centers, restaurants and full stage productions.