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PRESENTATION OF THE VI SEASON 2023 - 2024
The next 18 October the Teatro Real, in co-production with SO-LA-NA, will inaugurate the sixth season of Flamenco Real Once again this year, it will focus on the most renowned dancers of today and their different and enriching ways of interpreting the tradition of flamenco dance, always accompanied by prestigious musicians and singers.
The performances will take place in the Salón de Baile of the Teatro Real, already consolidated as a flamenco venue in the city and where every month, under its starry sky, one of the stars of the programme will shine to offer three performances of the same show, on consecutive days - always on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday - at 19.00.
Artists who have enjoyed the complicity and applause of the audience at the Real will return to the stage, such as El Yiyo, Eduardo Guerrero, Yolanda Osuna, Marco Flores, Ángeles Gabaldón, Daniel Casares and El Farru, and the bailaoras will make their debut at the Real Olga Llorente and Paula Rodríguez. The only starring exception to the dance will be Daniel Casares a guitarist of enormous international renown, whose technical virtuosity and mastery we witnessed last season with his Magiterráneo.
Release dates:
- 21 September: Olga Llorente, Daniel Casares and El Yiyo
- 16 November: rest of the season
All of them are united by the invisible bond of tradition, where the deep roots of flamenco mark the way, but their unique personalities, their new looks, their desire to explore, their games and sensitivities, mean that in each encounter the spectator finds different forms of expression and new proposals in an ancient art.
The cycle Flamenco Real is part of the policy of promoting and defending flamenco undertaken by the Teatro Real which, as well as incorporating it into its audiovisual platform MyOperaPlayer, is organising international tours which, under the name of Authentic Flamencocurrently has more than 400 performances scheduled in 39 cities in 15 countries in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Oceania.