About

Ami Otero Minars proudly embraces her mixed-race Indigenous roots from Ryukyu Okinawa, a culture not yet recognized as Indigenous by the Japanese government. As the producer of Admission Nation and Jundo Productions, Ami is a visionary passionate about fostering cultural exchanges that bring people closer together. Her work is about inspiring and uplifting through the arts, and she is dedicated to collaborating with artists, scholars, and enthusiasts to promote cultural understanding and awareness.

At Admission Nation, Ami deeply connects audiences with modern & traditional flamenco performances and flamenco jazz. Flamenco, a powerful expression of Roma storytelling, is at the heart of her mission to showcase world-class artists locally and globally. Through this platform, she aims to uplift, engage, and enrich the lives of community members, inviting everyone to experience the profound impact of music and dance on the human spirit. Flamenco is not just an art form for Ami—it is a vital cultural heritage that she believes should be shared broadly and often.

At Jundo Productions, Ami has created a space where various art forms thrive on a global scale. Her love for the arts is evident in everything she does, from organizing documentary projects to facilitating artistic collaborations and bringing people together to celebrate vibrant cultural expressions. Under her warm and welcoming leadership, Jundo Productions has become a bridge connecting artists from the United States, Japan, and beyond, sparking creativity and fostering cross-border collaborations.

Ami's journey into the arts is deeply personal, with mixed-race Indigenous roots from Ryukyu Okinawa and Spanish rooted in her heritage and a profound appreciation for cultural diversity. This perspective is woven into every aspect of Jundo Productions, and she is eager to share this passion with a broader international audience. For Ami, the arts are about more than just creative expression—they bring joy, confidence, and positive energy into people's lives.

At Jundo Productions, we strongly believe in the transformative power of the arts to boost confidence, self-esteem, and motivation. Ami's enthusiasm is contagious, and she is dedicated to ensuring that people of all ages experience the uplifting energy of creative expression. She is constantly exploring new ways to preserve artistic traditions while encouraging innovation and growth within the arts.

Ami is always on the lookout for presenters, sponsors, and investors who share her love for the arts, whether visual, performing, literary, culinary, or crafts. She is particularly passionate about documentaries that tell compelling stories, believing that the arts have the power to change lives. Ami demonstrates a deep commitment to promoting global arts and cultural exchange and uniting people from diverse backgrounds through her work. With her at the helm, Admission Nation & Jundo Productions is poised to continue impacting the world of arts, enriching the cultural landscape for years to come.

Photo Work Shop:

To capture the art of intimate flamenco moments, patiently wait for the flamenco dancers, singers, and guitarists' feeling intensity moments.

Family Fun Flamenco is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non‐profit arts service organization. Contributions for charitable purposes and are tax‐deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Girls Power Movement:  We are firm believers in the empowering role of music and dance. These art forms can instill confidence and radiate positive energy. 

https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/roots-of-flamenco

We aim to continue this journey, igniting passion and creativity in future generations of artists. For more information about our projects and how to support them, please visit Fractured Atlas.

Flamenco Shows, Flamenco Jazz, Family Fun Flamenco, and Educational Demonstration