Ana García Leiva, artistically known as Ana Latorre, was born in Córdoba on June 26, 1994 and is the daughter of Nuria Leiva and Javier Latorre. From an early age, she showed her passion for dancing and made the decision to pursue an artistic career in the world of flamenco.
To develop her talent and skills, Ana Latorre trained studying Spanish Dance and Flamenco in Malaga and Cordoba.
In 2012, she culminated her training in the specialty of flamenco at the Conservatorio Profesional de Danza Luis del Río in Córdoba. Subsequently, she moved to Madrid, where in 2018 she managed to obtain her degree in Flamenco Pedagogy at the prestigious Conservatorio Superior de Danza “María de Ávila”.
Ana has had the opportunity to be part of shows with outstanding companies, participating in notable productions such as the premiere of “La Consagración” at the Teatro de la Maestranza, a work by the company Estévez y Paños; “Siempre Antonio” with Antonio Márquez; “Duende”, presented at the Jardines del Generalife under the direction of Manuel Liñán and La Moneta; “Fatum” and “A ese chino no le canto” with the company of the Japanese dancer Shoji Kojima, among other outstanding projects.
On the other hand, since 2015, Ana Latorre has captivated national and international audiences as a soloist, performing in prestigious tablaos in various countries. Her talent and passion for flamenco have been widely recognized, which has allowed her to perform on renowned stages and win the appreciation of critics and audiences alike.
For more about Ana Latorre: Biography Ana Latorre
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Hijo del maestro bailaor El Toleo , sobrino de la Tolea , primo de Miguel de la Tolea , descendiente de una saga de artistas consagrados residentes en Barcelona, los Toleo.
Pablo Fraile, an outstanding flamenco dancer, was born in Guadalajara, Spain, in 1987. He began his dance and music studies in his hometown and then moved to Madrid to focus completely on his flamenco passion.
He performed as a soloist in various theaters in the capital, under the tutelage of her teacher Juan Manuel Carrillo. He has traveled to countries such as China, Japan and Russia, sharing the stage with renowned dancers. He has participated in galas throughout Spain and has been part of renowned companies, such as that of Antonio Canales and Cecilia Gomez.
He has also been part of Tito Losada’s company as a soloist performing “Las Mil y Una Noches” and in the “Misa Flamenca”. He has toured all over the USA with Carlota Santana’s company and has presented her first show “Libre” at the “Buero Vallejo” auditorium in Guadalajara.
This week you can enjoy his show in the cathedral of flamenco!
En este show único podrás disfrutar de tres grandes artistas juntos por primera vez en Tablao Flamenco 1911.
JUANA AMAYA
«El baile de Morón se identifica con la fuerza sobre todo en los pies. Es un baile salvaje» cuenta Juana Maya, bailaora gitana nacida en Morón de la Frontera (Sevilla). Artista de larga trayectoria, profesora y creadora de su propia compañía nos deleita con su elegancia y fuerza cada vez que se sube al escenario.
PEPE TORRES
Nacido en Morón de la Frontera (Sevilla) en el año de 1978, es sobrino-nieto del maestro Diego del Gastor y sobrino de Diego de Morón y Andorrano. A los 11 años comienza su formación en el baile con maestros como Farruco y Rafael “El Negro”. Forma parte del grupo Son de la Frontera, grupo que esta cosechando grandes éxitos y recibiendo excelentes criticas. La técnica y espontaneidad lo convierten en un bailaor especial y profesional.
NAZARET REYES
Sevillana, al igual que todos, Nazaret es una bailaora de raza, temperamental, con pura personalidad flamenca. Ha heredado de su madre Juana ese baile explosivo y sensible, siendo una revelación del baile, una de las grandes bailaoras de esta nueva Era del Flamenco.
Morón y cuenta nueva nos trae la combinación de tres generaciones y energías de la misma tierra pero diferentes tiempos.
Te invitamos a ver este show especial que sólo estará los días 23 y 24 de Septiembre en los pases de las 21:00h y 22:30h.
Ricardo Fernández, better known as ‘El Tete’, gives us a dance full of strength and elegance and is part of the young promises of flamenco today.
Born into a gypsy family, from Sant Roc, Badalona (Barcelona); younger brother of the dancer “El Yiyo”, he shows us a passion and innate talent in his flamenco dancing.
With only 22 years old, he has had experiences with great artists, consecrating his place in the flamenco experience. José Maya and “Farruquito”, are some of the greats who influenced the development of this young dancer.
He shares with his brother, “El Yiyo”, not only the physical resemblance, but they are also part of the new figures of today’s flamenco. They have participated together in the show “Flamenco de sangre” at the Teatro Apolo in Barcelona, touring several cities in Portugal and Spain.
Don’t miss this great dancer live and book your tickets before they sell out!
Claudia Cruz, better known as “La Princesa de Cádiz” was born in Cádiz in 1986. At the age of 5 years old, she began her first flamenco classes and then at the age of 10 she began classes of Ballet and Classical Spanish at the Cibayi Dance Academy, directed by Charo Cruz.
She has trained with great flamenco artists such as Juana Amaya, Javier Latorre, Israel Galván, Rafaela Carrasco, Belén Maya, Alejandro Granados, Carmelilla Montoya and La Chana; contemporary dance with Mijita Dakota; ballet with Pacy Sánchez and Teresa Caudón; and classical Spanish with Fernando Galán and Silvia Oen.
Awards:
First Prize in the national competition of l’Hospitalet, Barcelona, in the category of Matilde Coral and José de la Vega award in 2006, First Prize in the national competition of Ubrique in 2006, First Prize in the dance by Alegrías in the national competition of the Peña de la Perla de Cádiz in 2005, and First Prize in the national competition of Estepona Cantora in 2005.
At present Claudia Cruz is one of the young values of flamenco dance on the rise. She combines her performances in national and international festivals and theaters with performances in the best tablaos in Spain.
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Jesús Montoya is coming to our tablao! Get ready for an unforgettable evening with the master of the flamenco sax and flute!
Jesús has conquered the biggest tablaos in Madrid, including El Corral de la Pacheca. With a flamenco heritage directly connected to the legendary Sabicas, Jesús brings his unmistakable flamenco sound, recognized by artists like Antonio Vargas “Potito” and Cancanilla de Málaga.
Don’t miss the chance to experience his unique and exciting art!
Since 2009, when she obtained her intermediate degree at the Real Conservatorio Profesional de Danza Mariemma until her incorporation to the BNE, she has worked with various companies performing soloist roles such as the Antonio Márquez Company, Daniel Doña Company, Rojas y Rodríguez, Emilio Ochando y Cía and Enclave Español.
As a faithful defender and disseminator of the bolero school, she has given numerous courses and masterclasses at national and international level in different conservatories and schools.
Come and enjoy Estela’s elegance and precision live, in the oldest Tablao in the world!
From July 14 to 20, the rhythm doesn’t stop at Tablao 1911
A new week begins at the world’s oldest flamenco stage, where the flame of flamenco remains lit thanks to a cast of artists who breathe art with every move.
El Yiyo, an icon of contemporary flamenco and a reference for a new generation of dancers, leads a lineup that vibrates with every step. Joining him are the raw expressiveness of Claudia de Utrera, the flamenco soul of Sofía del Río (July 17–19), the charisma of Estefanía Narváez (July 21), and the powerful stage presence of Paula Rodríguez Lázaro, performing from July 14 to 16.
On vocals, the soul’s echo is brought to life by great voices: José del Calli (July 14–16), El Cancu (July 15–20), Saul Quirós (July 14 & 21), and Jacob Quirós (July 17–19), each adding their own unique color to every show.
The guitar, with the inherited duende and masterful technique of David Cerreduela and Ricardo Vázquez, shapes the sonic landscape where everything blooms. On percussion, the unmistakable rhythm of Lucky Losada (July 14 & 20) and Iván Losada (July 15–19) sets the pulse of each night.
And as a special touch, the elegant breath of sax and flute by Jesús Montoya (July 15–20) brings a fresh and original air to the performance.
From July 14 to 20
Daily shows: 18:00 · 19:30 · 21:00 · 22:30
Book your ticket now and live an unforgettable week at Tablao 1911.
María Carmona was born in Madrid, the heart of a family of influential artists in flamenco. She is the niece of the legendary cantaor Antonio “El Rubio” and the “Repompa” of Malaga, cousin of Miguel del Ros and Camarón de Pitita.
She has shared stages with great figures such as Antonio Canales, Manuela Carrasco, “Tomatito” and “Farruco” among others.
María is a soloist singer, who transmits a pure flamenco singing and a devotional delivery of emotions.
