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José Escarpín en Tablao Flamenco 1911

José Escarpín

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José Miguel Fernández, known artistically as José Escarpín, was born in Murcia and is the winner of the “WORLD RECORD GUINNESS 2010 of heel tapping and winner of the “MELÓN DE ORO” festival of “LO FERRO” the only dancer in the world with this award. He began his studies at the age of 7 at the Amor de Dios school in Madrid with great teachers such as the great master Juan Ramirez, Carlos Velazquez, Alfonso Losa, Jose Maya, Nino Reyes, Antonio Canales, Tony “El Pelao” and La Tati among others. 

He has taken his dancing career to different parts of the world: Miami, Los Angeles, Arizona, Mexico, Texas, New York, Italy, etc.

He has presented his shows in different theaters and auditoriums around the world as the theater “Manuel Artime” (Miami), Cesar Chavez (San Luis De Arizona) Benidorm Palace, Riojaforum, Palacio De La Prensa, among others. He has participated in the Netflix documentary “The Creation of Malinche” and in the film “Mexico Flamenco”. He currently works in the best tablaos with his own shows of creation and staging.

José Escarpín en Tablao Flamenco 1911
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