The first artistic proposal of the LIX Bulería Festival of Jerez takes place on August 19th with the cante from Antonio Peña Carpio 'El Tolo', Angelita Montoya and David Carpio, accompanied on guitar by Domingo Rubichi and Manuel Valencia and the palmas Javier PeñaJuan Diego Valencia and Ali de la Tota.
The next day, the voices of Macarena de Jerez will be heard (with the guitar of Ismael Heredia and the palmas by Manuel Vinaza, David de Gertrudis, Manuel de la Maca and La Maki), Luis El Zambo (with Domingo Rubichi on guitar and the palmas Javier PeñaAli de la Tota and Luis Ramos) and La Macanita (with Manuel Valencia on guitar, Carlos Merino on percussion and the palmas Javier Peña and Manuel Macano).
On Friday, August 21st, the Bulería Festival will continue with another trio of great Jerez flamenco singers: José Mijita (with Domingo Rubichi on guitar), Felipa del Moreno (with Manuel Valencia on guitar) and Luis Moneo (accompanied by Juan Manuel's guitar) Moneo).
The closing of this new edition will be on Saturday, August 22nd, with established figures such as El Pele (with Niño Seve on guitar) and Jesús Méndez (with Antonio Higuero on guitar, Perico Navarro on percussion, and the palmas (by Diego Montoya and Manuel Salado). The program for this final day also includes a large group of artists who will perform the bulería of Jerez. Among them are Enrique Remache, Manuel de la Nina, and Pedro Montoya “Chanquita,” as well as guitarists Fernando del Morao and Manuel del Salado. The grand finale will also feature the natural artistry of a group of women known as Tía Yoya, Tía Juana de la Curra, Luisa de Regiles, Luisa de Torrán, Manuella de Pastilla, and Tía Majuma.
Friday Flamenco
On the other hand, the Friday cycle Flamenco It begins on July 24th with a free Flamenco Mass in Santiago and a closing celebration in the square of the same name. This unique event is directed by guitarist Pepe del Morao, leading a large artistic cast that includes María PeñaRocío Parrilla, Tomasa PeñaRocío Valencia, Pedro Montoya 'Chanquita', Gregorio Parrilla, Bernardo Rubichi, Luis Montoya 'Chanquita', joined by violinist Bernardo Parrilla and percussionist Perico Navarro.
The next three performances of this unique flamenco program will take place in the Cloisters of Santo Domingo, organized by the peñaFernando Terremoto, Don Antonio Chacón and the Local Federation of PeñaFlamenco dancers in the city. Friday, July 31st. Flamenco from the Peña Fernando Terremoto will present flamenco singers Miguel Flores 'Capullo de Jerez', José Valencia, and Manuel de Cantarote on stage, accompanied by guitarists Ramón Trujillo, Juan Requena, and Nono Jero. Saray García will also perform a dance piece, along with... cante by José El Pechuguita and Manuel de la Nina and the guitar of Jesús Rodríguez.
On Friday, August 7th, the Peña Don Antonio Chacón proposes a Friday Flamenco ’s relationship with the cante of Momo Moneo, accompanied by Domingo Rubichi's guitar. In what is called “Flamenco "on branch" appears the cante by Bernardo Rubichi and Luis Montoya 'Chanquita', with Manuel Cerpa on guitar and Marisol Jiménez and Marta de Santiago dancing. They are joined by a cast formed around the Jerez bulería, with Coral de los Reyes, Tamara Tañé, Miguel Ángel Heredia and Juan de la María, with Domingo Rubichi on guitar and a trio of dancers who will join the finale (María Carpio 'Mijita', Belén Reyes and Juana del Obispo).
The last appointment on Friday Flamenco (August 14) is organized by the Local Federation of PeñaFlamencas will bring to the stage of the Cloisters of Santo Domingo the singers Tomás Rubichi, Chelo Pantoja and Manuel Moneo 'Barullo' and the guitars of Manuel Rubichi and Curro Carrasco. The dance will be performed by Soraya Clavijo, with the guitar of José del Bolita. cante Juani's from the 300 and the palmas from El Torombo.
