Continuing the Pinnacle of Flamenco Dance

During the months of October and November Tablao Flamenco Cordobes will continue presenting the most important artists of the current flamenco with Alfonso Losa (From 1 to 21 October except days 3, 4, 5 and 6), Karime Amaya (except days 4, 9 and 25 October), Saray "La Pitita" (7 to 21 October) and Paloma Fantova (22 October to 10 November) or Juan Tomás de La Molía (22 October to 10 November) among others. "Continuing the Pinnacle of Flamenco Dance" will be presented at the historic tablao of Las Ramblas de Flamenco in Barcelona and will also have the presence of the singer Davinia Jaén, the singers "El Coco", Antonio Fernández, Luis El Granaíno and Bocaíllo, as well as the guitarists David Cerreduela, Tuto and Eugenio Santiago. Flamenco in Barcelona in October and November.

Flamenco Dancers

Alfonso Losa (From 1 to 21 October except days 3, 4, 5 and 6)

He started his training with Rafael de Córdoba, he studied Spanish dance and Flamenco in the Royal Professional Dance Conservatory in Madrid with a distinction “cum laude”. Right after that he specialized in flamenco dance with the masters Manolete, María Magdalena, Antonio Reyes, Juan Ramírez, Antonio Canales, La China, and Javier Latorre. He has performed as a guest artist or as a soloist in the biggest flamenco companies such as Manuela Carrasco, El Güito, Manolete, Tomatito, Enrique Morente, Gerardo Núñez, La Susi, Enrique de Melchor, etc.

Juan Tomás de La Molía (October 22nd to November 10th)

The dancer Juan Tomás de La Molía was born in 2000 in Cádiz. When he was six years old he began to receive classes and a year later he performed in the Sabatini Gardens in Madrid, obtaining a great ovation from the public. In 2014 he won a flamenco scholarship to receive classes at the Cristina Heeren Foundation and in 2019 he won the first prize in the Andalusian Flamenco Youth Competition of the Federation of Peñas de Sevilla.

Paloma Fantova (October 22nd to November 10th except October 25th)

Paloma Fantova is a flamenco dancer born in Cadiz who started dancing at a very early age. At the age of four she began to feel flamenco and at the age of eight she won the TVE talent contest "Premios Veo Veo". Paloma Fantova took part in Manuela Carrasco's choreographies in Japan and toured theatres all over the world such as New York, Washington, Paris, London or Cairo. In 2011 he participated in the show "Calé" by Joaquín Cortes and in 2012 he alternates his presence in Tablao Flamenco Cordobes in Barcelona with the presentation of his show "Sensibilidades". The bailaora has also participated in Tomatito's works and in the show in homage to the great bailaora Carmen Amaya, produced by Tablao Flamenco Cordoobes, together with Karime Amaya and Pastora Galván. In January 2019, Paloma Fantova presented its new show at the Jerez Festival: CUNA. 

Karime Amaya (except the 4th, 9th and 25th of October)

Karime Amaya, a member of the Amaya family, is the niece of Carmen Amaya, La Capitana, the most famous dancer of all time. The bailaora debuted when she was nine years old and, since then, her artistic career has grown, performing in festivals and theatres 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, last November 2018 Karime Amaya premiered her own show at the SAT Teatre de Barcelona: La Fuente. 

Águeda Saavedra (except October 4th)

The bailaora Águeda Saavedra was born in Málaga and began her studies at the age of 7 in the conservatory of that city. At the age of 15 she entered the Conservatory of Dance in Madrid and grew up with masters such as "Betty", Cristina Visús, Currillo or Rocío Espada among others. Águeda Saavedra won first prize in the Dance Contest of the City of Ribarroja del Turio in 2009 and 2010 and gets a scholarship from the dance company of Antonio Najarro.  The bailaora has travelled with her flamenco dance to countries all over 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, among others, with the show IMPETUS. The artist has also just participated in the series 'Arde Madrid', which covers the life of Ava Gardner.

Saray "La Pitita" (7 to 21 October)

Saray Fernández, known as Saray La Pitita, was born in Granada in 1988. She belongs to a family of flamenco artists and is the daughter of the guitarist José Fernández. She began to dance at the age of 16 and began to train with great flamenco artists and at the age of 18 she began to dance in flamenco tablaos. Shortly afterwards she moved to Madrid, where Joaquín Cortes met her and decided to hire her for his company as one of the first dancers of his company, with which she has travelled all over the world. In addition, Saray La Pitita has worked with great artists such as Farru, Josemi Carmona, Jorge Pardo and Rubén Dantas.

Sara Barrero (November 1 to November 10)

Sara Barrero, a regular dancer in Tablao Flamenco Cordobes, began her career at the age of 16. She has danced in numerous national and international festivals such as the flamenco festivals of Paris, Marseille, Lyon and Nimes in France or the US Flamenco Festival among many others and has shared the stage with renowned artists such as Belén Maya, Fernando Terremoto or Eva La Yerbabuena. It should be noted that in the Festival Jóvenes Valores of the city of L'Hospitalet, rising as the first prize Carmen Amaya.