‘Flamenco Comes from the South’ brings Tomatito,
Arcángel and Javier Barón to Seville's Central
Theater
The series is
held every Tuesday from January 18th to May 17th, 2005
Flamenco-world.com, January 2005
With a two-month delay compared
to previous editions, Seville's Central Theater opens its
doors to flamenco. Every Tuesday from January 18th to May
17th, 2005, the consolidated ‘Flamenco viene del Sur’
(‘Flamenco Comes from the South’) series will
bring together top figures of the current flamenco scene,
without forgetting young talents. Recognized ones such as
cantaora Lole Montoya and guitarist Tomatito, figures constantly
on the rise like bailaor Javier Barón, cantaor Arcángel
and guitarist Juan Carlos Romero, transgressors such as
Tomasito,
and new talents such as bailaora Rocío Molina, guitarist
Antonia Jiménez and cantaor Raúl Montesinos,
among others, will have a place in the program. Another
two theaters managed by the Andalusian Junta, Málaga's
Cánovas Theater and Granada's Alhambra Theater, have
had their respective versions of ‘Flamenco Comes from
the South’ running since last October.
| Flamenco
Comes from the South
Central Theater (Seville, Spain)
From January 18th to May 17th, 2005
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January 18th
Lole
Montoya
January 25th
Cruceta Ballet Flamenco
‘En rojo vivo’ (‘Red Hot’)
February 1st
Nono
García
Jazz Viene del Sur (Jazz Comes from the South)
March 1st
Julián Estrada / Domingo Ortega
March 8th
La Diosa Blanca (The White Goddess)
Concert guitar: Antonia Jiménez / María
José Blanco
Guest artist: Pastora
Galván
March 15th
Tomatito
‘Aguadulce’
March 29th
Guillermo Cano / David Morales
April 5th
Rocío
Molina
‘Entre paredes’
April 19th
Arcángel
April 26th
Juan
Carlos Romero
Artistas invitados: Miguel Poveda y Andrés
Marín
May 3rd
Javier
Barón
May 10th
2004 La Unión Winners
Raúl Montesinos / Javier Conde / David Pérez
May 17th
Tomasito
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Lole Montoya
(Photo: Daniel Muñoz)
Tomasito (Photo: Daniel
Muñoz)
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