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Flamenco and traditional music events in Spain

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Flamenco and traditional music events in Spain and South Am

Various flamenco and traditional music events continue across Spain and South America. Spain. In Andalusia, the 47th National Flamenco Singing Festival in Ogíjares is approaching, with organizers reporting that ticket sales are nearing capacity. On September 12, In Benalmádena, the 23rd ‘El Quejigal’ Flamenco Festival is scheduled for September 12 at the Los Nadades Fairground in Benalmádena, Fairground, featuring the verdiales group ‘Raíces de Almogía’, dancer Antonio de Verónica, and singer-songwriter Juanfra Carrasco. In Huelva, the province is hosting diverse cultural events throughout September across six municipalities. This includes the ‘Tablao’ event on September 26 at the Salinas de Marismas del Odiel, featuring artist Arcángel and musicians such as Francis Gómez and Los Mellis. In Sevilla, the Bienal de Flamenco is entering has concluded its final week run at the recently renovated Teatro Lope de Vega. The festival lineup includes performers such as Aurora Vargas and Juana Amaya, with a specific focus on the technical crews managing sound, lighting, and machinery to ensure seamless live production. Other upcoming activities Upcoming performances in Sevilla the city include flamenco artist Antonio Canales at Casa Inquieta on September 18, and the family-oriented dance production ‘Natzuri’ by Múcab Dans at Sala Cero, scheduled for November 14 to 15. In Oropesa del Mar, a local City Council-organized Flamenco Festival has featured artists including Fede Núñez, Cristian de Moret, Irene Ribas, and Marina Heredia. In Córdoba, the ‘Latidos Flamencos’ program at Cine Fuenseca has showcased jazz flamenco. Additionally, the Teatro Cánovas has announced a new season starting October 2, featuring approximately 50 companies across theater, dance, circus, and music, opening with Malaga-based La Coracha Teatro performing ‘La pastilla de la felicidad’. The season emphasizes accessibility flamenco, including performances by Pablo Martín Caminero and supporting local creators, with half of the participating companies hailing from Andalusia. New programming includes Gautama del Campo. Other regional activities include a photography exhibition in Madrid titled ‘Flamencas’ by Ana Palma at the Ateneo de Madrid’s Sala Anselma, which explores the female essence of flamenco through 50 images. Meanwhile, in Conil de la Frontera, local dance academies have organized a schedule for October Palma, and November to celebrate celebrations for International Flamenco Day with performances in the Plaza Conil de España. la Frontera. In León, Rafaela Carrasco is presenting ‘CreaVIVA’, while Algeciras hosts the ‘Reunión a Compás’ cycle starting October 21.

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