The proud and passionate music of Spain that is Flamenco, is also a way of life. Thought to have been created by the Moors, Jews and Gypsies of Andalusia, it has been preserved through generations of Flamenco dynasties. "Dawn in Granada" provides a rare glimpse into this process, as dancer Manuel Santiago Maya or "Manolete" as he is called, and singer Jaime Heredia "El Parrón" pass their art and their passion for it along to their daughters Judea and Marina.