On the 29th, 30th and 31st of March, Antonio Canales will be captivating the audience with his art at the Tablao Flamenco 1911 in Madrid. A unique experience full of passion, strength and elegance.
Don’t miss the opportunity to witness this great master live!
He is one of the most outstanding and recognised dancers in the world of flamenco. He began his artistic career at an early age and soon became a flamenco dance prodigy.
Throughout his career, Canales has worked with some of the best flamenco artists, including Paco de Lucía and Camarón de la Isla, which has helped forge his reputation as one of the most respected dancers of his generation.
In 1995 he was awarded the Premio Nacional de Danza. This prestigious award not only recognised the bailaor’s exceptional talent and dedication, but also elevated the art of flamenco nationally and internationally. Since then, Canales has continued to inspire generations of dancers and flamenco aficionados, highlighting the importance of transmitting flamenco dance.
With an impressive career and undeniable charisma, Antonio Canales continues to dazzle audiences of all ages with his passion and incomparable artistry. His stage presence is synonymous with spectacle, emotion and authenticity, making him an iconic figure of our time.
The show will take place on 29, 30 and 31 March at 9p.m and 10:30p.m
We will have the best artists accompanying this great figure of dance:
On Friday 29 and Sunday 31 María Reyes and Paula Rodríguez will dance with Antonio Canales.
On “Sábado de Pasión”, 30 March, we will have the special presence of El Tete and Paula Rodríguez.
Prices vary depending on the area chosen.
Vip zone: 55€
A zone: 49€
A2 zone: 45€
B zone: 42€
C zone: 39€
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