Tami Tamako

Tami Tamako is a creator and dancer of Japanese heritage, born in Japan and raised in Seville, Spain. The daughter of flamenco guitarist Taketo Tomoshige and flamenco dancer Akiko Tomoshige, she grew up between Andalusian tablaos and conservatory training, which shaped her timing and stagecraft. She began her public activity around 2020, when her early dance pieces and tutorials started circulating consistently across social platforms. She became known for K-pop dance covers and short-form choreographies with a polished visual identity and frequent nods to Japanese and Korean culture, blending classical foundations with K-pop vocabulary.

Building on that early traction, she expanded into reaction formats, training vlogs, and workshops, keeping a pedagogical tone that appeals to viewers who want to learn steps and understand context. Her posts have aligned with verifiable global trends, such as routines inspired by K-pop groups (for instance, BABYMONSTER) and tutorials tied to songs powering dance challenges. These links offer clear reasons to reference artists and scenes she engages with choreographically. At the same time, her flamenco family background lets her move between tradition and digital pop culture without losing technical rigor or clarity in teaching.