The Teatro Real, under the artistic management and production of SO-LA-NA, opens the fourth season of Flamenco Real, hence consolidating the presence of flamenco in its Dance Hall, with a more extensive and diversified programme. Between 4 November and 22 July there will be a total of 14 shows featuring leading artists from flamenco song and dance, such as Amador Rojas, Alba Heredia, Antonio Lizana and Kiki Morente.
This new edition, which opens its doors with 100% capacity and recovers its original flamenco house format, is devoted to three references on the flamenco scene, namely the dancer, Merche Esmeralda, the singer, Ramón el Portugués, and the guitarist, Manolo Sanlúcar. They are all well known and respected beyond flamenco for their prestige, career and professionalism.
The programme includes 14 shows, with a total of 42 performances by various artists, expressing their art with different and genuine personalities, hence spicing up the best of flamenco and the evolution of a unique genre worldwide.
The versatile guitarist, El Amir, well known internationally for his collaboration with the composer of soundtracks, Hans Zimmer, will open the cycle on 4 November. He will be followed by other consolidated and up and coming artists in this universal art, such as the dancer, Amador Rojas, who will present his show, Vidas Rojas; the pianist from Seville, Dorantes, who forms part of one of the best known gypsy families in the flamenco world; and the dancer, Marco Flores, a protégé of Canales and Javier Latorre.
The new year kicks off with the performance by the dancer from Seville, Farru, performing his show, Por un sueño. In February, it will be the turn of the flamenco singer, David Palomar, featuring in the concert, Cádiz es real; and the singer, saxophonist and composer, Antonio Lizana will present El secreto del mundo, a collection of his own compositions and improvisations ranging from traditional flamenco to contemporary jazz.
The cycle will continue with the flamenco dancer, Alba Heredia and her show, Alba&Lando, in which pure, traditional and racial jazz stands out; the musical proposal by Pastora Galván; the flamenco guitarist, Daniel Casares, presenting Magiterráneo; the flamenco song of Eduardo Guerrero performing Retorno on the essence of flamenco dance; the dancer, Patricia Guerrero, recently awarded the National Dance Prize 2021; and the singer from Granada, Kiki Morente, presenting a flamenco group that he directs, based on the figure of Enrique Morente.
The programme draws to a close on 21 and 22 July, with the performance by José Santiago, better known by his artistic name, "Carrete de Málaga". Considered to be a reference in terms of personal dance, he will be accompanied on stage by the vocals of Manuel de la Curra and José Manuel Fernández, Antonio Soto on the guitar and Luisa Chicano, dancing.
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