María Pagés and Rocío Molina exalt female baile at the 2010 Miami Flamenco Festival

The gala ‘Todo cambia’ brings together Pastora Galván, Belén López and Manuel Liñán

Flamenco-world.com, November 2009

The flamenco season in the United States is beginning to take shape. Miami’s Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts is the first theater to announce its bill. The 2010 Miami Flamenco Festival, scheduled for February 13th to 18th, will star female flamenco dancing. In said setting, creative maestra María Pagés revives her emblematic show ‘Flamenco Republic’, which continues to go all over the world. The ways of a new generation of bailaoras are displayed by Rocío Molina with her latest production ‘Oro Viejo’, premiered at Seville’s 2008 Bienal de Flamenco. And as the opening, the program offers the collective gala with new talents ‘Todo cambia’, including the performances of, besides Rocío Molina, bailaoras Pastora Galván and Belén López, as well as bailaor Manuel Liñán. The festival, whose previous edition was headed up by the Antonio Gades Company with ‘Carmen’, is part of the circuit Flamenco Festival USA.

2010 Miami Flamenco Festival Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts Miami (Florida, USA), February 13th to 18th, 2010 February 13th, 2010 ‘Todo cambia’ Rocío Molina, Pastora Galván, Belén López and Manuel Liñán February 17th, 2010 ‘Oro Viejo’ Rocío Molina Company February 18th, 2010 ‘Flamenco Republic’ María Pagés Company Rocío Molina, 'Oro viejo' (Photo Daniel Muñoz

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