Gran Gala Flamenco
Gran Gala Flamenco
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Gran Gala Flamenco: A trip through the heart of flamenco
The most widely seen Flamenco Spectacle in the history of Barcelona
Gran Gala Flamenco is a voyage through all that Flamenco offers, where you can find everything imagined in this art form: Castenets, Dress Train Sweeps, Fans, Precious and Sensual Costumes; all along with original music. This wonderful combination is the reason for our 18 years of uninterrupted programming.
Contrary to what takes place in the Tablaos, in Gran Gala Flamenco, the spectator enjoys spectacular choreography created by the most acclaimed companies of the present panorama of Catalan and Spanish dance. A show that transports the spectator on a journey through the different “palos” (“rhythms”) of flamenco. A unique show, a succession of sensations, derived from rhythms that define flamenco art, intangible heritage of humanity.
In this show the spectator will be able to move through the different “palos” of flamenco (rhythmic patterns such as “bulería”, festive and happy, “solea”, solemn and concentrate, “alegría”, dynamic and fluid, “tango”, “guajira”, “farruca”). Introducing the new Catalonian generation of flamenco artists, Gran Gala Flamenco offers a perfect union of heart and soul, music and dance, passion and rithm.
Performers
Musicians:
Luis Santiago Amaya “El Tati”, guitarra (November 8, 22 and 29)
Juan Gómez “Chicuelo”, guitarra (November 1, 10, 15 and 17)
Carlos Caro, violin
J. Sánchez, percussion
Cantaores:
Ana Colom (November 10, 15 and 17)
Ana Brenes (November 1, 8, 10, 15, 22 and 29)
“La Tana” (November 1, 8, and 29)
Joaquín “El Duende” (November 17 and 22)
Bailaores:
Eli Ayala (November 1, 8, 10, 15, 17 and 22)
Lorena Olivia (November 1, 10, 15 and 29)
Nacho Blanco (November 1, 8, 15, 17, 22 and 29)
Vanesa Gálvez (November 17 and 22)
Marina Walpercin (November 8)
Antonio Corral Aguilera (November 10)
Mathilde Fornarelli (November 29)
Artistic direction: Eli Ayala
Musical direction:
Luis Santiago Amaya “El Tati”
Juan Gómez “Chicuelo”