FESTIVAL FLAMENCO COUPLE
The festival Flamenco Joven is a cycle for the promotion and exhibition of young talents (cante(music and dance) organized by the historic Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena in Seville. The festival is held annually during the month of June (last year's edition was held on Torrijiano Street) and serves as a great showcase for new talent in the flamenco before the summer break of the peña.
PEDRO CORDOBA
The gesture emerged flamenco Without the need for forced poses. The showy artifice was left behind. Pedro Córdoba arrived at La Guarida del Ángel and created a sensation, aided by the cheers of a devoted audience, captivated by the pure and astonishingly natural art of a truly great flamenco dancer.
JOY OF CASTRO
ALEGRÍA DE CASTRO is a Sevillian and Gypsy flamenco dancer, whose form of expression is her passion for flamenco. flamenco and the rhythm, fusing tradition, strength, emotion and authenticity, knowing how to respect the cante, stand up and give it air with each stomp or movement of arms or waist.
FROM TRIANA TO ALCALÁ
From Triana to Alcalá is a series of shows and recitals flamencoIt connects the singing and dancing traditions of Seville's historic Triana neighborhood with the styles of Alcalá de Guadaíra. The project was highlighted and shared by the platform ExpoFlamencoThis cycle usually brings together great singers and dancers on stage to explore the roots and the different palos flamenconative to each area, paying special attention to the mythical soleá of the potters and the canteThose who were born on the banks of the Guadalquivir River and in the vicinity of Alcalá Castle, birthplace of figures such as Joaquín el de la Paula. The initiative pays tribute to the cantethe forge and the tavern that gave identity to these two important Flemish schools
JOSE GALVAN
JOSÉ MANUEL GALVÁN, flamenco dancer flamenco, better known in the art of dance history flamenco With his own stage name of JOSÉ GALVÁN, he was born in Málaga in June of 1.983. After more than 15 years as a professional, it is worth noting that he holds the 1st prize in the National Dance Competition Flamenco from Ubrique in 2.011 and the 3rd prize for alegrías dance at La Perla de Cádiz in 2.013. She has been part of many companies and has performed at festivals such as the Seville Biennial, the Malaga Biennial and the Jerez Festival.
AMADOR FAMILY
The Amador family is one of the most important Gypsy dynasties in history. flamencoRock and fusion in Spain. Originally from the Tres Mil Viviendas neighborhood of Seville, they have stood out for their masterful guitar playing, cante and composition. Among its most prominent figures are...
CRISTINA SOLER
Cristina began dancing at just three years old. She obtained her professional degree in Spanish dance from the "Reina Sofía" Conservatory in Granada and furthered her training for two years at the Andalusian Dance Center (CAD) in Seville, studying with renowned teachers such as Rubén Olmo, Miguel Ángel Corbacho, Javier Barón, Manolo Marín, Ana María Bueno, and Rocío Coral, touring throughout Andalusia. Shortly afterward, she earned a degree in Choreography and Performance of Spanish Dance. Flamenco, at the "María de Ávila" Higher Conservatory of Dance in Madrid.....
ALICIA GIL & CARMELA GIL
El cante It really hurts. We've heard it a million times. But in the flamenco There's more to truth than just a few words. Those sweet nothings that send shivers down your spine like a whispered secret, a kiss on the neck, or a caress on the skin. Not everything is about the stomach cramps of the pellizco or the little stab in the back. There are those who seduce without raising their voice and do not need the showmanship of ostentation, the shout that demonstrates abilities –sometimes empty of transmission– or to disfigure themselves in the well-learned theater.
SALOMÉ RAMÍREZ
Salomé Ramírez was born in Jerez de la Frontera in 1990. She began dancing at the age of 4 under the tutelage of Rafael Muñoz, forming part of the group of promising young dancers of the flamenco Jerez Footprint (1994-1998). At the age of 8, she continued her training at the Manuela Carpio and Chiqui de Jerez academy. She complemented this training with regular classes taught by renowned masters of the art. flamenco such as Farruquito, Antonio Canales, Alfonso Losa, Marco Flores and Manuel Liñán.
KOTOHA SETOGUCHI
Japanese flamenco dancer Kotoha Setoguchi (Yokohama, 1995) joins the team from her residence in Seville. ExpoFlamenco As a collaborator and cultural ambassador in charge of public relations with Japan, her mission will be to give a voice to Japan in the world of [unclear - possibly "intellectual property" or "cultural relations"]. flamenco...translating articles and strengthening ties between both cultures through this platform....
FESTIVAL FLAMENCO COUPLE
PEDRO CORDOBA
JOY OF CASTRO
FROM TRIANA TO ALCALÁ
JOSE GALVAN
AMADOR FAMILY
CRISTINA SOLER
ALICIA GIL & CARMELA GIL
SALOMÉ RAMÍREZ

