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Stylized Flamenco
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Stylized Flamenco is a way to describe myself. After 30 years of professional career I have come to the conclusion that my way of feeling and expressing the dance is called STYLIZED FLAMENCO
Inspiration could not come without the essence of Paco de Lucia’s guitar and Camaron de la Isla singing, as well as Mikhail Barishnikov’s overflowing technique or the sublime Manuela Vargas as Musa of the dance of character.
The refined technique of the flamenco movements, of the percussion as a musicality with the marked accents of the feet and their zapateados, together with the base of the classical ballet, which will give us the right balance to find our center, knowing how to develop in some large dimensions and fill a space in a different scenario each time.
The Stylized Flamenco is created. Demanding a high technical level, a lot of discipline and professionalism.
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FIRST TIME IN THE HISTORY THAT THE FLAMENCO DANCE IS CLIMBED TO A SCENARIO…
«The Three-cornered Hat» London July 22, 1919. In this photo above the shoes of Mi Torito, «El torero.» Wardrobe designed by Picasso. Choreography by Serge Diaghilev, promoter of the Ballets Russes and music by Manuel de Falla. These three geniuses together created this innovative Opera-Ballet inspired by the Spanish folk roots. Paris November 2014.
«Grand Théâtre de Bordeaux» Where the genius of dance Marius Petipa falls in love with the traditional Spanish dances choreographed Don Quixote … never forget that a good ballet technique will give you a higher level of Stylized Flamenco.
Sepharad S. XV «Eternal Love» was filmed in Toledo. In order to tell a story of dance where the protagonist grows in this ancient and historic city. Recreating the last day where she is unfortunately forced to leave her home and family. For me the most special moment was to have the unforgettable opportunity to improvise a dance that begins on the ground outside the S. IX and culminates in the transit synagogue. Since it was the first time where a dancer dances inside.
Sefarad in Hebrew means Spain. This promotional DVD was at FITUR (International Tourism Fair) where your Mayor congratulated us for our work.
Guest artist for two months at the central theater of Madrid Teatro Alcazar.
Choreography Esther Ponce.
Music Juan Parrilla.
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