Miguel El Rubio, Paloma Fantova and Karime Amaya

Dancers Miguel El Rubio Sevillian dancer, has travelled all over Spain participating in many shows, performing with the Fernandez Family, Ricardo Miño, Farruco, Roció Molina, Remedios Amaya, Pastora Galván, "La Argentina", among others. His participation in the Bienal Del Flamenco de Sevilla, the show with Pastora Galván, his performance in the International Festival "WOMAD" with the singer "La Argentina" and in the International Flamenco Festival in homage to Paco de Lucía in Japan. Paloma Fantova Paloma Fantova began his career in flamenco professionally with only 4 years with his father, Manuel Fantova. Of gipsy ethnicity, Manuel transmitted to him his passion for flamenco and instilled in him his roots at the same time that he pulled out zapateaos with the chords of his guitar. She made her first television appearance when she was only 6 years old and a year later Antonio Canales has her as principal dancer and in the work Bailaor y Raíz (Dancer and Root). Paloma has visited the most important theatres in the world, such as the City Center, Plymouth and SimphonySpace in New York, Kennedy Center in Washington, ChampsElysses and Chayllot in Paris, Sadler´s Wells and Queen Elizabeth Hall in London Theatre of the opera of Craz and Cairo, the Maestranza of Seville, Palau of the music of Valencia, etc. She has also performed in festivals such as Festival de la Unión (2007), Bienal de Sevilla (2012), Festival de Danza de Guayaquil (Ecuador) - Zona Escena (2013). Karime Amaya At Tablao Flamenco Cordobes we continue to count on the passion and infinite art of Karime Amaya, Carmen Amaya's niece/granddaughter and a dancer of consolidated international prestige. Her dance oozes strength and temperament and her art has already dazzled spectators and critics around the world. Cities like New York, Tokyo, Albuquerque, Quito, New Mexico, Madrid or Mont-de-Marsan are just some of the places that have already fallen at her feet.