45th Anniversary May Tablao Flamenco Cordobes

In May returns to Tablao Flamenco Cordobes the dancer Jesús Carmona, destined to be one of the new leaders in flamenco dance, with a prodigious technique and a natural talent for dance, he has mastered the difficult aesthetics of the flamenco world. Born in Catalonia, soon the general publi acknowledgement will follow, even if he already is a leading artist in many important flamenco festivals around the world.

Cordobes keeps in its stage one of the most promising catalan young flamenco stars: “El Yiyo”. Main character of the show El Yiyo: Sueño flamenco, he has performed already in the cycle Catalunya Arte Flamenco, sharing stage with catalan flamenco symbols such as Mayte Martin or Duquende. His performances in Tablao Flamenco Cordobes are already the talk of the town.

Karime Amaya is back in Tablao Flamenco Cordobes as well after her success in the London Flamenco Festival alongside Antonio Canales to be a lead figure. In a peak moment in her career and guardian of the racial essence of her relative the great Carmen Amaya.

Belén López is extending her performances in Tablao Flamenco Cordobes during May. Prodigy child awarded the National Flamenco Award Mario Maya in 2004 and the Award to the Newcomer Artist in the Corral de la Pacheca in 2005, she has performed all over Spain: Teatro Español, Teatro Albéniz, Círculo de Bellas Artes, Festival Suma Flamenca, Festival Caja Madrid, Festival Flamenco Pa’ Tós, all of them in Madrid; in the Gasteig Theatre in München, in Málaga’s Bienal or in the Great Theater of Córdoba.

Along with Jesús comes Lucía Campillo, who was received with great enthusiasm by the public in her last performances in Tablao Flamenco Cordobes, with great flamenco nights.

La Tana, who started her professional career singing for companies such as Joaquin Cortes’ or Farruquito’s and that charmed the great Paco de Lucía when she heard her sing in a bar in Seville; Juan Manzano “El Coco”, who has shared scenario with singers such as Duquende, Remedios Amaya, La Susi, Montse Cortes, etc.; Morenito de Íllora, who has performed for Mariquilla, la Tati, Javier Barón, Blanca de Rey, Manuela Carrasco, Antonio Canales, Mario Maya, Cristina Hoyos, or Joaquin Cortés, among others, with collaborations in Joaquin Cortes’ two first albums; Antonio Campos “Bocaillo”, a young catalan flamenco promising talent still developing; David Cerreduela, El Nani’s son, guitar player with a huge professional reputation, he has played for Lola Flores and Enrique Morente; Iván Losada, son of the famed guitar player and producer Tito Losada, part of the Losada familya one of the most important gypsy families of Madrid; Tuto, who has worked for artist such as Sara Baras, la Farruca, el Farru, Montse Cortés, Duquende or Ginesa Ortega and Rafael Jiménez “Chispas”, who is selftaught and has playedd for great artists as Ramón el Portugés, Guadiana, Enrique de Melchor, Antonio Carmona, Alain Pérez, Caramelo, Juan Ramírez, Jorge Pardo, Víctor Mendoza or José el Francés, among others.