From March 16th to 19th.
The Power of Flamenco Lineage at Tablao 1911: Karime Amaya!
Karime, the constant precision of the meter and the elegance of flamenco dancing.
Laura Abadía Motos was born in Madrid, in the neighborhood of Tetuán, in the heart of a gypsy family. Within her family have come out relevant guitarists and singers, such as Rafael Farina, José Peña Grande and her cousin Rafita de Madrid.
Laura is a woman who shows her truth through one of the most moving voices in the flamenco universe. A strong and extremely sensitive soloist voice belonging to the Afro-Gypsy subgenre.
He has shared the stage with the greatest of flamenco including the master Antonio Canales, Sara Baras, Juan Ramírez, Paloma Fantova, Belén López, Karime Amaya, Gema Moneo, Ramón “El Portugués”, Guadiana, Montse Cortés, David de Jacoba, Enrique Bermúdez “Piculabe”, Miguel El Rubio and Antonio Ingueta; and with renowned guitarists such as David Jiménez, “Paquete”, José Jiménez El Viejín, David Cerreduela or Juan Jiménez. His singing has been accompanied by guitarists Paquete, David Jiménez, José Jiménez “El Viejín”, David Cerreduela and Juan Jiménez.
Music critic Julián Callejo describes of her: “There is undoubtedly something heartbreaking in Laura Abadía, which breaks down defenses and opens the spigot of emotions like the one who snaps his fingers and makes spring burst”.
The review of the Suma Flamenca Festival defines her as: “Cantaora portentosa, voluble, with extraordinary power and virtuosity”.
No pierdas la oportunidad de ver uno de los mejores espectáculos de flamenco
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From March 16th to 22nd
Flamenco Madrid Daily Show
This week, our flamenco ensemble renews itself to offer you an experience full of nuances and overflowing talent.
March 19
Father’s Day in Madrid: A Special Plan at Tablao 1911
Father’s Day in Madrid is the perfect occasion to go beyond material gifts and bet on something that will truly...
From March 16th to 18th.
Paula Rodríguez returns to 1911
Paula Rodríguez, pure passion, strength, and elegance!
From March 18th to 20th
José Escarpín and his Guinness World Record at Tablao Flamenco 1911
The Guinness World Record of flamenco arrives at the oldest flamenco tablao in the world: Tablao Flamenco 1911.
From March 19 to 21
Noemí Ferrer: The long-awaited return to Tablao Flamenco 1911
The winner of the Villa Rosa Prize returns home. Strength, rhythm, and passion just inches away from you.
March 21
Mariano Lozano, flamenco purity
Don’t miss the chance to see one of the greatest flamenco dancers. Mariano Lozano.
