Luis pena flamenco: Círculo Flamenco de Madrid to Present Paco Vega, Luis Peña, Javier Heredia, Juanfra Carrasco and Rubén Lara on December 22, 2022

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Círculo Flamenco de Madrid to Present Paco Vega, Luis Peña, Javier Heredia, Juanfra Carrasco and Rubén Lara on December 22, 2022

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World Music Central News Department December 20, 2022
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Círculo Flamenco de Madrid will present a flamenco concert with song and danced featuring Paco Vega, Luis Peña, Javier Heredia and Juanfra Carrasco, accompanied by Rubén Lara on guitar. The event will take place on Thursday, December 22, 2022, at 10:30 p.m. at the Teatro Flamenco Madrid (Teatro Alfil), located at Calle del Pez 10.

The concert poster is a design by María Artigas.

Tickets are available at cfm.teatroflamencomadrid.com

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Snorkeling in Culebra

Snorkeling is one of the most practiced water activities in Culebra. You will find marine beauty virtually all around the Island. The beaches of Punta Soldado and Flamenco are perfect for beginners. Melones, Tamarindo and Carlos Rosario beach are part of the Luis Peña Natural Reserve. Fishing and the anchoring of vessels is prohibited, making the area very pristine and full extraordinary species. Here are our snorkeling tips so you fully enjoy your adventure:

Never alone.

For safety reasons, always take someone with you.

Know your equipment.

While in shallow waters, develop the confidence to use the mask and breathe through the snorkel. Always breathe consistently.

“Uh, oh… it’s not working.”

It is common for your snorkel and mask to fill with water. To remove water from the tube, exhale forcefully, this will expel it from the tube. If water gets into the mask, just swim to the surface, lift your mask a little and let the water out.

Floating.

In deep waters, take your time to get used to the flippers to keep afloat.

Stay close to shore.

Just as a precaution, it’s better to keep close to shore.

If you get tired.

When you get tired, just rotate your body upwards and change into a semi-sitting position. This lets you rest and breathe comfortably. You can also use a life jacket; reducing your efforts in the water.

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Every so often, look at your partner and around you to keep oriented.

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Year of Russia-Spain ended with fiery flamenco at the Bolshoi Theatre. /Corr. ITAR-TASS Olga Svistunova/. To the sound of tap dancing, castanets and thunderous applause, the “cross” Year of Russia and Spain ended last Friday at the Bolshoi Theater. To participate in this important event, one of the best creative teams of the Iberian Peninsula, the National Ballet of Spain, arrived in Moscow for the sake of a single performance, captivating the audience with its fiery flamenco. The evening was attended by the Minister of Culture of Spain, Angeles Gonzalez-Cinde, and the Spanish Ambassador to the Russian Federation, Luis Felipe Fernandez de la Peña.

At the beginning of the week, a similar action took place at the Royal Theater “Real” in Madrid, where a concert of ballet stars from the Bolshoi and Mariinsky Theaters was successfully held. And now the response mission was given to the National Ballet of Spain. And although, unlike his Russian colleagues, he does not perform classical steps, but folk dance, the art of the world-famous troupe fully deserves the academic stage, as Muscovites have clearly seen.

As if separated from a black curtain, seven slender guys in black raincoats quickly appeared on the stage. Having done something unimaginable with their feet and hands, they easily gave way to five luxurious couples, who united real machos with sultry beauties in fluffy skirts flying from the indomitable dance. The dance carousel picks up the pace. The ballet “Duality”, which opened the concert, goes on in one breath, captivating the audience with incendiary flamenco, all the attributes of which, as they say, are evident: the bright clatter of heels, the sparkling strumming of guitars, and the hot looks of the artists. It is not for nothing that philologists trace the origin of the word “flamenco” to the word “flamma”, which means “flame”.

Flamenco is a treasure of Spanish ballet, just like Swan Lake is for us. But this is not only a dance, but also a universal expression of the Spanish temperament. The great dancer Carmen Amaya entered the history of her country as its incarnation. The ballet “Legend”, shown in the second part of the evening, is dedicated to her. Performing in the 30s of the last century, this artist was extremely popular, in many ways, thanks to her, the European and then the world flamenco boom began. A monument has been erected to this woman in Barcelona. It is also known that Carmen Amaya brilliantly performed not only women’s, but also men’s parts, even dressed in a men’s suit – and in this role she could surpass any dancer in terms of the power of expression. Therefore, in the play “Legend” two women are the soloists – one represents the main character in a female form, and the other in a male one.

However, towards the end of the evening they both become women and appear in fantastic costumes – in white and black dresses with long airy tails – cola, like Odette and Odile, only in the Spanish version. The beauty is breathtaking, dazzling, and a deafening ovation breaks out in the hall.

On such an emotional note, the “cross” Year of Russia and Spain ended in Moscow. But the reaction of the public left no doubt – our countries have not years ahead, but centuries of friendship, cooperation and mutual admiration for art.

Traditional and modern flamenco. | Barcelona Flamenco

flamenco show

From December 1st
until December 13

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Dancers Adrián Santana Santana, Karime Amaya and Agueda Saavedra will perform at Tablao Flamenco Cordobes in December. From December 1st to 13th, Tablao Flamenco Cordobes presents international actors in Barcelona. Flamenco dancers in the historic Tablau de Las Ramblas will be accompanied by the cantaor Loreto de Diego, the cantaors Luis de la Fefa, Bocaillo and Miguel Rosendo, as well as the guitarists Justo Fernandez El Tuto and Eugenio Santiago.

Dancers

Adrian Santana (except December 13)

Adrian Santana Santana began training at the age of 9 years with his uncles, great dancer from Malaga Pepito Vargas. He has worked in dance companies such as Manuel Lignan, Carlos Saura or Rocio Molina, and also participated in the productions of artists such as Pastora Galván, Nani Paños, Rafael Estevez. In 2010, Adrián Santana Santana received the second prize of the XIX Certificate of Coreography of Spain and Flamenco Madrid with “Siempre me pasa lo mismo”. The dancer from Malaga has performed at festivals such as the Bienal de Sevilla, the Jerez Festival, the London Festival, the New York Festival and the Albuquerque Festival.

Karima Ameya

Karima Amaya family, Karmen Ameya’s niece from La Captain, the most famous dancer of all time. The dancer made her debut at the age of nine and since then her creative career has expanded, performing at festivals and theaters all over the world such as the United States, Japan, Mexico, France or the most important flamenco festivals in Spain, among many other places. In addition, in November 2018, Karime Amaya performed her performance for the first time on the stage of the Barcelona theater: La Fuente.

Agueda Saavedra

Bailaora Agueda Saavedra was born at the age of 7 in Malagueda Conservatory At the age of 15, she entered the Conservatory of Dance in Madrid and grew up with such masters as “Betty”, Cristina Visus, Currillo or Rocio Espada and others. Agueda Saavedra won first prize in the dance competition of the city of Ribarroja del Turio in 2009 and 2010 and received a scholarship from the Antonio Najarro dance company. Bailaora has traveled with her flamenco dance to various countries around the world such as the United States, England and Italy. She has also worked with great artists such as Jesús Carmona, with whom she has visited stages in China and Dubai, notably with the IMPETUS exhibition. The artist has also just participated in the Arde Madrid series, which tells the story of Eva Gardner’s life.

Artists

Adrian Santana

Bailaor/a

Karime Amaya

Bailaor/a

Sara Barrero

Bailaor/a

Justo Fernández “El Tuto”

Guitarrista

Eugenio Santiago

Guitarrista

Loreto de Diego

Cantaor/a

Miguel Rosendo

Cantaor/a

Luis Fernandez

Cantaor/a

Bocaillo

Cantaor/a

Guitarists

Tuto

Born in Barcelona, in the breast of a flamenco family, the young guitarist began his career at the age of 14. He has stood for such eminent figures as Mons Cortes or Farruquito, and his career seems insurmountable.

Eugenio Santiago

Universal guitarist, one of the most promising young guitarists in Barcelona. Eugenio Santiago has already received several awards, among which are the first prize of the International Hospital “Certamen International de Hospitalet”, as well as the first prize for the best vocal accompaniment performance of Bulerias. Eugenio Santiago shared the stage with great flamenco artists such as Farru, Juan de Juan, Belen López, Morenito de Illora, Joselilo Romero or Simon Roma and many more.

Singers

Loreto from Diego.

Loreto de Diego is a flamenco singer who began performing professionally at the age of 17. Loreto de Diego has worked in well-known groups with artists such as Antonio Reyes, Antonio Marquez, Marcos Flores, Rafael Aguilar or such dance classics as Aida Gomez. He also toured all over the world. In 2013, he also produced the premiere of the show “Me sabe a cante” at the Suma Flamenca festival.

Miguel Rosendo

Flamenco singer Miguel Rosendo started his professional career in La Peña La Perla, La Peña Juanito Villar, La Peña Enrique El Melliso. The artist, cantaor at Tablao Flamenco Cordobes, moved to Japan for about 4 years, where he worked for Yoko Komatsubara and other Japanese firms. On his return to Spain he worked with great flamenco artists such as Cristina Hoyos, Javier Baron, Antonio El Pipa, Israel Galvan, Andrés Peña and Edu Guerrero, with whom he toured in numerous theaters and festivals in Spain and other countries such as Japan.