Casa Flamenca organizes the Autumn Tablaos series in Alburquerque

Casa Flamenca begins the fall in Albuquerque (New Mexico, United States) with great artists of the flamenco –Raquel Heredia 'La Repompa', Amparro Heredia 'La Repompilla', Juani de la Isla– and the first annual Flamenco in The Balconies.

Flamenco House (CF) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and dissemination of art flamenco in the United States. This year, the programming is raising the bar with acclaimed artists arriving directly from Spain and the launch of exciting community events, reinforcing CF's position as a vital cultural center.

The season begins in October and is headlined by renowned figures, including singers Raquel Heredia 'La Repompa' y Amparo Heredia 'La Repompilla', along with the virtuoso guitarist Juani de la IslaThese artists will be featured in the series of Autumn Tablaos in CF, offering the public an authentic and intimate experience of art flamencoThis year Diego Amador Jr. and Torombo performed on its stages.

The organization is innovating its offering with two notable initiatives:

1st Annual Flamenco at Los Balcones Albuquerque: A special event that will bring the passion and rhythm of flamenco beyond the theater, in the local architectural landscape. This event is a reflection of the Flamenco on the balconies of Spain and for the first time it will be presented in this North American land, where a group of Native American singers will participate.
FlamencoESForEvryone: It is a program that highlights CF's social mission, bringing presentations, workshops and concerts to different spaces to make the flamenco accessible to all New Mexico residents: senior center, public schools and community centers.

«The season opens with Raquel Heredia 'La Repompa' and Amparo Heredia 'La Repompilla' alongside guitarist Juani de la Isla. These artists will perform in the Autumn Tablaos series at Casa Flamenca, offering the public an authentic and intimate experience of the art flamenco»

National reach and non-profit mission

Casa Flamenca not only serves the Albuquerque community. Its annual program model acts as a cultural beacon, facilitating these artists. flamencoSpaniards collaborate with other organizations at the national level in key cities such as Miami, Georgia, New York, California, Tennessee and Illinois, to name a few.

The existence of Casa Flamenca and the quality of its programs depend entirely on its mission as non-profit organizationEvery ticket and donation goes directly to support the cultural and educational program, ensuring that the next generation of artists flamencos can continue to reach the US. This year, CD also begins to open up in Mexico.