“The Flamenco of the Connoisseurs” comes back(II)

Once again, Tablao Flamenco Cordobes presents a unique cast in Barcelona, bringing during the month of March the best artists. Returns to Barcelona Jesus Carmona, one of the most promising young stars of flamenco, destined to be one of the flamenco dance main references, with a prodigious technique and with a natural talent for dance, he has already mastered the special charm of flamenco. Born in Catalonia, soon the professional acknowledgement will be of general knowledge to the public, even if he already is in the cast of the most important flamenco festivals as a star.

Amador Rojas comes back to Tablao Flamenco Cordobes, a versatile and inspirational artist who has worked for years in the historic music hall El Molino. With shows like Kahlo Caló or Mandala he has successfully performed in theatres around the world and now he participates in the production of Eterno Camarón. A rebel and autodidactic genius, a different dancer.

María Juncal has received the Flamenco Dance Antonio Gades National Award in Córdoba. This award pushed her career forward and is considered nowadays as one of the main figures in Spanish dance.

In its commitment of supporting and promoting Catalan flamenco artists, Cordobes brings one of the promises who stands out in the Catalan flamenco scene: “El Yiyo”. The star of the show “Sueño Flamenco” has already performed in historic halls of Barcelona such as Sala Apolo and has also performed in the Cycle of Catalonia Flamenco Art, sharing stage with Catalan flamenco stars such as Mayte Martín or Duquende.

In this line of work is important to point out the presentation of Águeda Saavedra, 1st Prize in the Ribarroja del Turia Dance Contest twice in a row, won several scholarships for Antonio Najarro dance company and won the Best Performer Award, and the return of Lucía Campillo, after the success of her last appearance in Tablao Flamenco Cordobes in December.

With them, the rest of our cast, all of them stars in every stage and real flamenco artists: David and Israel Cerreduela, Tuto Sara Barrero, Morenito de Íllora, Manuel Tañé, La Tana, Juan Manzano “Coco” and Antonio Campos “El Bocaillo”.