No, a flamenco is not a bird. Flamenco is a style of music and dance that originated in the Andalusian region of Spain.
Gypsies created the flamenco dance
No, they are birds. But flamenco is a kind of music and dance native to the Spanish region of Andalucia. See link.
Spain's national dance is the Flamenco
Flamenco dance and its accompanying music - especially for guitar - originated in Spain, but is now also performed in other Latin countries.
Flamenco is a traditional Spanish dance.
Flamenco GuitarCastanetsAccordionBongo Drumsand Maraccas
Yes, flamenco is traditionally a solo dance. Sometimes, several dancers will get up and dance during one piece of music, but they will generally "tag" each other (one sits down and the next stands up to take over) rather than dance at the same time. You will see flamenco danced in groups by amateur troupes, in choreographed theatre shows, and by entertainers in Spanish tourist tablaos. Flamenco is not a social dance so it is not danced with a partner. The Sevillanas is a popular Spanish partner dance, often used in flamenco performances but it is not actually flamenco.
Sevilla (the correct answer for Vistas in Spanish hw)
The Flamenco dance was created by Gypsies to pass the time and to have fun.
It means "foot stamping", as in rhythmically to music, in flamenco dance, for example.
The guitar is a major part in flamenco. It provides accompaniment for the dancer, and makes the dance interesting instead of just endless footwork and arm movements. It is possible to perform flamenco without a guitar, but the dance is just that much worse because of it, and using a CD is entirely non-traditional (and makes it sound really bad). The guitar is also a HUGE part of flamenco music; in fact, flamenco music mainly consists of just the guitar, the voice, and the cajon.