Flamenco September

This September, Tablao Flamenco Cordobes will be dancing with Angel Reyes, Susana Casas, Águeda Saavedra . The historic Tablao de Las Ramblas in Barcelona, ​​which in 2020 celebrated its 50th anniversary, will also feature singers Bocaillo, Luis el Granaíno, Miguel de La Tolea, among others, as well as great guitarists such as David Cerreduela, El Tuto or Tati.

Dance

Angel Reyes

The flamenco dancer Angel Reyes Montes, born in Cordoba on January 15, 1993, began dancing at the early age of three and at the age of nine he started his elementary training at the Professional Dance Conservatory of Cordoba. Throughout his career as a flamenco dancer he has participated in numerous performances throughout Spain and as a soloist at the National Theater of Jamaica. In addition, he has been part of different companies, among them the company of Álvaro Paños, the company of Jesús Carmona and the company of Jesús Carmona.

Sara Barrero

Sara Barrero, a regular dancer at Tablao Flamenco Cordobes, began her career when she was 16 years old. She has danced at 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. She should be noted that at the Young Values ​​Festival of the city of L’Hospitalet, rising as the first prize Carmen Amaya.

Susana Casas

Susana started dancing when she was only 8 years old with José Galván. Later, she continued her training with Matilde Coral and Manolo Marín.

Águeda Saavedra

Born in Nerja (Málaga), she started her studies at 7 years old in the Malaga Conservatory and moved at 15 years old to Madrid Dance Conservatory. She participated in the choreographic workshops there, executing and learning from choreographies from masters such as Currillo, Betty, Cristina Visús and Rocío Espada, among others.

Sing

Luis the Granaino

Luis el Granaíno has carried flamenco art in his veins from a young age. Flamenco has been part of his life since he was two years old, when he began to sing thanks to belonging to a family of great artists.

Miguel de la Tolea

Despite being born in Barcelona, ​​this cantaor has lived in many cities since he accompanied his mother to the cities to which she traveled to dance, so from a very young age he has been in contact with flamenco art and from a very young age he began to sing and dance at flamenco parties.

Bocaillo

Antonio Campos Saavedra, born in Barcelona in 1983, in the Bon Pastor neighbourhood, grew up from a young age in a flamenco environment, his grandfather being a first cousin of Porrina.

Davinia Jaen

She began her career at the age of 14 in Jerez, she performed in numerous tablaos and clubs in the city and learned from Juan Parrilla in your tablao El Lagar de uncle Parrilla.

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David Cerreduela

Son of the famous guitarist El Nani and grandson of a guitar maker, which explains his precocity on stage. At 14 he began his professional career accompanying neither more nor less than Lola Flores, and Merche Esmeralda.

El Tuto

El Tuto began playing at the age of 14 at the Tablao del Carmen in Barcelona. Although he is very young, Fernández works with artists of the stature of Sara Baras and in various shows with La Farruca and El Farru, as well as with singers such as Montse Cortés, Duquende and Ginesa Ortega.

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