El global art portal flamenco He will produce around forty chronicles of shows during the big Seville event, in addition to previews, interviews and other special content.
ExpoFlamenco prepares extraordinary coverage of the upcoming Biennial of Flamenco Seville, one of the great international art events jondo. The global art portal flamencoThe project, promoted and financed from Vancouver (Canada), will deploy a team of six specialists in Seville to follow the festival's development almost day by day: Manuel Martín Martín, Fede Calderón, Carmen Arjona, Jesús Naranjo, David Ladrón de Guevara and Alejandro Luque, editor of the digital magazine of ExpoFlamencoA journalistic platform designed to offer a diverse, specialized, and rigorous perspective on everything happening at the Biennial. This will be complemented by the support of its global social media channels and its television production company, which specializes in art events. jondo.
The plan for supporting the Biennial includes around forty chronicles of shows, From the opening gala on September 9th to some of the events programmed in the final days, the schedule distributed among collaborators includes performances by figures and artists such as Sara Baras, La Tremendita, Israel Fernández, Arcángel, José Mercé, Olga Pericet, and Andrés Marín. Pastora Galván, Dani de Morón, Farruquito, David Coria, Mayte Martín, and Capullo de Jerez, among many others. These chronicles will be joined by... Previews, interviews, news and other content which will allow the Biennial to be followed from different perspectives and will transform ExpoFlamenco in one of the media outlets with the greatest editorial presence during the Seville event.
This effort represents a further step in the international vocation of ExpoFlamencoIn recent years, its contributors have brought the magazine's focus to some of the most important events. flamencos outside of Spain, from Nîmes, Esch and London to Mont-de-Marsan or Stuttgart. In addition to these, they maintain a constant presence at major Spanish festivals, from historic events such as the Gypsy Stew from Utrera or La Caracolá from Lebrija to the International Festival of Cante from the mines of La Unión, Lo Ferro or Flamenco On Fire. After traveling through a good part of that Flemish geography, ExpoFlamenco It is now preparing to pour its resources into the major Seville event: the Biennial of Flamenco of Sevilla.
The coverage also reflects the international dimension of a project that is defined as "the world's largest flamenco platform" and which was born with the desire to create a common space for flamenco fans and communities from anywhere. ExpoFlamenco understands the flamenco as an art capable of fostering understanding, freedom, and peace, and aims to share and promote it both locally and globally. Its mission involves facilitating opportunities for cultural encounter and interaction between amateurs, professionals, students, businesses and organizations, to preserve the legacy received and contribute to expanding the passion for flamenco.
With that philosophy, and under the motto "The Voice of Flamenco in the World», ExpoFlamenco The Seville Biennial is being covered as one of the biggest journalistic undertakings of its kind. For almost a month, six specialized writers and the rest of the newsroom will be working to ensure that everything happening in Seville can be read and shared from anywhere in the world. Seville will be the world capital of [unclear - possibly "the world capital"] for a few weeks. flamenco. ExpoFlamenco He'll be there to tell the tale.
