Flamenco Real

Teatro Real and SO-LA-NA Production have opened a new space in the opera house's Ballroom devoted exclusively to flamenco. Until 17 July it will host nearly twenty flamenco song and dance performances by prestigious artists from various schools, all with different styles (every other Wednesday from 28 of November). These unique stage performances will be accompanied by some of Spain’s finest culinary offerings, as well as a chance to meet the artists after the show.

Flamenco dancer Amador Rojas will open the season with his show Poseidón y el Hombre. He'll be accompanied by singers José Amador and Triana Heredia, as well as musicians Jesús del Rosario (guitar), Bat’o Hangonyi (cello) and Luis Amador (percussion).

In December Bernardo Miranda will perform De Cante Vengo on the12^th accompanied by Rocío Márquez. January brings us two events by flamenco dancer Úrsula López with Las Pequeñas Cosas, and Ricardo Fernández del Moral with his Las Minas Flamenco Tour, featuring flamenco dancer Karime Amaya as guest artist.

In February we have Carmen “La Talegona” with Talegoneando, and Joselito Maya together with Diego del Morao with the show A Mi Tiempo. There will be two shows in March. In the first one, Mi clave, the guitarist Manuel de la Luz will be accompanied by the flamenco dancer  Antonio Molina “El Choro”. Two weeks later you can see José Tomás Jiménez, Claudia Cruz and Gema Caballero with 5 Reales. The stars in April are Leonor Leal and Jeromo Segura with Se prohíbe el Cante, and Isaac Tovar together with Cancanilla de Málaga with Generaciones.

May will be the month with most shows in Flamenco Real with the performances by the flamenco dancer Yolanda Osuna with Sueños, where she will be accompanied by the flamenco singer José Valencia. The flutist and saxophonist Sergio de Lope together with the flamenco dancer Juan de Juan in Ser de Luz will follow. The last two shows of the month will be Faro by the flamenco dancer Eduardo Guerrero, and Jerez with the dance by Gema Moneo and singing by Pepe de Pura.

In the last two months Flamenco Real features four great shows that start on 5 of June with Rapikeando by the flamenco dancer José Carmona “Rapico” and will end on 17 of July with Salitre, a show by the flamenco artist Antonio Canales. In between we will have the show by the flutist Oscar de Manuel with Con Cierto Duende, and another one by the flamenco singer David Palomar together with the flamenco dancer María Moreno in Cádiz es Real.

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