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    'Nocturna', by Rafaela Carrasco. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. Bernadette Lafont Room, Nîmes Theatre. January 14, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Rafaela Carrasco makes Nîmes dream

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    Marisol Encinias, director of the Festival Flamenco From Alburquerque. Photo provided by Marisol.

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    Flamenco Experience. Photo: Comillas Pontifical University website

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  • Opinion
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  • Chronicles
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    recital of cante by Ezequiel Benítez. Peña La Platería, Granada. November 29, 2025. Photo: Antonio Conde

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    'Nocturna', by Rafaela Carrasco. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. Bernadette Lafont Room, Nîmes Theatre. January 14, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

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Marco Flores or the joy of dancing

The Arcense dancer brings the first edition of the Tagarnina Fest in Algodonales to a close with an intimate show celebrating twenty years of its history.

Alejandro Luque by Alejandro Luque
August 25, 2025
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'Come jondo', by Marco Flores. 23st Tagarnina Festival. Algodonales City Hall (Cádiz). August 2025, XNUMX. Photo: Ale Luque

'Come jondo', by Marco Flores. 23st Tagarnina Festival. Algodonales City Hall (Cádiz). August 2025, XNUMX. Photo: Ale Luque

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Many legendary festivals were born like this: few resources, a lot of desire, a lot of love for the land and for the flamenco. The Tagarnina Fest, which this Saturday, August 23, put the finishing touch to its first edition, has achieved in just three days put Algodonales on the world map jondo, and more importantly, lay the foundation for what should be a project for the futureBehind this first achievement is a dancer from Algodonal, Francis Hidalgo, who has successfully led the initiative and persuaded the relevant institutions of its timeliness and seriousness. Now it's up to the governing bodies, especially those at the provincial and regional levels, to ensure continuity and success in future editions.

But before that, they had to close with a bang, and the name chosen to top off the poster was Flowers Frame. Come jondo is the title of the proposal with which the dancer presented himself next to the portico of the Algodonales City CouncilA title that is in itself a declaration of intent, because the aim was to demonstrate that the Arcense's well-known fondness for seeking out new forms of expression does not exclude knowledge of tradition. In other words, you can be modern (even fatally modern, since we cannot live in a time other than the present) and at the same time drink from classicism with a full mouth.

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All this is a very discussed issue, which still fuels empty controversies and provokes yawns, but Marco Flores resolves it in the most natural way: he dances palos canonical, but he adds his own personal touch to each of them, marked by an overflowing creativity. He is an attentive dancer, who listens to the cante and the guitar, and assimilates them to shape his choreographic discourse. He needs no more instrumentation or more space than the bare stage provided.

 

«Marco Flores solves it in the most natural way: he dances palos canonical, but he adds his own personal touch to each of them, marked by an overflowing creativity. He is an attentive dancer, who listens to the cante and the guitar and assimilates them to give shape to his choreographic discourse"

 

'Come jondo', by Marco Flores. 23st Tagarnina Festival. Algodonales City Hall (Cádiz). August 2025, XNUMX. Photo: Ale Luque
'Come jondo', by Marco Flores. 1st Tagarnina Festival. Algodonales Town Hall (Cádiz).
August 23, 2025. Photo: Ale Luque

 

With the voice of the Cadiz native Emilio Florido, rich in textures and substance, and the guitar of Jose Tomas, young teacher from Membrilla (Ciudad Real), we are going from the canteinitial threshing s to Zaide's Romance, from the farruca to the alegrías, now with the sticks, now with the hat, and everything is impregnated with suggestive colors and aromas thanks to movements as full of angel as they are precise.

But there is something in Marco Flores that goes beyond that privileged rhythm or that enviable physical form, and it is the permanent feeling of joy that dancing transmits, a contagious energy that closely resembles the joy of life. Nothing could be further from the solemn, emphatically virile dancer who sometimes ends up seeming, by taking himself seriously, a caricature of himself. The man from Arcos convinces us that he is exactly as we see him, on and off stage, and that His flamenco is not a forced pose, much less a profession, but a way of being and of thinking about the world..

We thus arrive at a spectacular end of the party in which Francisco Hidalgo himself and our partner from expoflamenco, José Anillo, culminating in bulerías, a magical night of flamenco dancing under the starry sky of the Sierra de Líjar. And the audience, which, as I wrote yesterday, may not be as educated as in the larger cities, but also has no preconceived ideas and is open to all art and truth, bids farewell to the artists, standing and with a thunderous ovation.

 

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Come jondo, by Marco Flores
I Tagarnina Fest
Algodonales City Council (Cádiz)
August 23th, 2025
Marco Flores, dance
José Tomás Jiménez, guitar
Emilio Florido, cante

 

'Come jondo', by Marco Flores. 23st Tagarnina Festival. Algodonales City Hall (Cádiz). August 2025, XNUMX. Photo: Ale Luque
'Come jondo', by Marco Flores. 1st Tagarnina Festival. Algodonales Town Hall (Cádiz).
August 23, 2025. Photo: Ale Luque
Kiko Valle, presenting expoflamenco23st Tagarnina Festival. Algodonales Town Hall (Cádiz). August 2025, XNUMX. Photo: Ale Luque
Kiko Valle. 1st Tagarnina Festival. Algodonales Town Hall (Cádiz).
August 23, 2025. Photo: Ale Luque

 

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Alejandro Luque

Alejandro Luque

One foot in Cadiz and the other in Seville. A quarter of a century of cultural journalism, and counting. For the love of art, to the end of the world.

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Teresa Jiménez, a young guitarist from Córdoba. Photo: María Cariñanos

Teresa Jiménez releases her first single after more than 20 million views on social media

The young guitarist from Cordoba dedicates this composition to her city and it is titled 'La Ribera'.

'Nocturna', by Rafaela Carrasco. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. Bernadette Lafont Room, Nîmes Theatre. January 14, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

Rafaela Carrasco makes Nîmes dream

The Sevillian flamenco dancer captivated the audience at the French city's festival with this performance about insomnia, in...

Alberto García & Juan Manuel Cortés. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. January 14, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

Teaching compass with Lego pieces

Alberto García and Juan Manuel Cortés, artists flamencoFrench artists bring the fundamentals of this art closer to an uninitiated public,...

'Dirty Blood', by Ángeles Toledano. Festival Flamenco of Nîmes. Great Hall, Paloma. Feb 13, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

Angeles Toledano, against deaf minds

The artist from Villanueva de la Reina opens the Nìmes Festival with a recital that combines classicism with daring,...

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53rd Jerez Bulería Festival. Photo: Esteban Abión

Bulería Festival of Jerez - Graphic Gallery (I)

Comments 2

  1. Valentin the Austrian says:
    5 months ago

    THANK YOU for the contributions. But – why isn't there an article referring to Saturday's CONFERENCE?

    Reply
  2. Valentine's Day says:
    5 months ago

    sorry: I meant the contributions.

    Reply

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