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Sevilla, 1979. He begins in the world of dance in the school of Matilde Coral. In 1997 he starts his Spanish and contemporary dance training with teachers such as Victoria Eugenia “Betty”, Eloy Pericet, Juanjo Linares, Pedro Azorín, John King, among others. His training and perfection as a bailaor come from the hand of great […]
Jesús Fernández (Cádiz, 1982). He started his career from a very young age in his hometown always linked to flamenco peñas and Andalusian circuits. His artistic development grows already in Madrid where he is required by all the national tablaos. He has collaborated in different productions such as Pepa Molina’s “Ni aquí ni allí”, “Tierra […]
She approaches the dance together with Juan de los Reyes and Juana Amaya to continue training with the greats: Antonio Canales, the Farruco Family (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNLtNisZcMI ), Fuensanta La Moneta, Adela Campallo… and thanks to her tenacity, strength and natural ability to convey emotions, she soon gains the nickname of La Sentío (http://irenelasentio.com ) with which La Farruca […]
Juan José Villar is a young bailaor of Cádiz, the most recent link in the Villar saga and the Jinetos, a lineage of Cádiz artists that began with his grandfather, singer Juanito Villar, and continued with his father, also singer Juan Villar Junior. His mother, Susana Gómez, is also an artist, being in his case bailaora. […]
Guadalupe Torres was born in Madrid in 1983 and is a rising value of the current flamenco. She is graduated in Spanish dance and flamenco by the Real Professional Conservatory of Dance of Madrid and in her formation emphasizes important masters of flamenco. Her professional career began at Compañía Andaluza de Danza and then went on […]
After the exhibition on tattoos and flamenco by Roberta Venere, some photographs and drawings that have now traveled to Italy, the artistic director of that exhibition, as well as dancer and painter, José Maldonado, brings us a collection of great flamenco-themed oils which will remain in our tablao until the end of August 2017. José […]
Roberta Venere enhances our look at a cross between tattoo and flamenco in the new show of Tablao Las Carboneras in Madrid When Tablao Las Carboneras opened in October 2000, the trio of bailaoras who boosted this tablao located in the most castizo Madrid and located next to a cloistered convent from which they borrowed […]
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