The Power of Flamenco Lineage at Tablao 1911: Karime Amaya!
Karime, the constant precision of the meter and the elegance of flamenco dancing.
From December 5 to 7, maestro Antonio Canales gifts us three unrepeatable nights in the oldest tablao in the world. An intimate and powerful experience that can only be lived live.
There are names that are, in themselves, living history of flamenco. Antonio Canales is one of them. And from December 5 to 7, the maestro’s duende returns to the place where time stands still: Tablao Flamenco 1911, the oldest in the world.
Those who have seen him on stage know it is not just dance. It is strength, elegance, and the weight of a life devoted to flamenco. Canales needs no introduction: he has danced with the greatest, from Paco de Lucía to Camarón, becoming a giant in his own right, honored with the National Dance Award.
But awards cannot explain what it feels like to have him just a few meters away. Watching him live means feeling how every footwork resonates in your chest and every gesture tells a story. One of those experiences that remain engraved in memory.
Three unique nights, with two shows each (21:00 and 22:30), to witness the magic up close.
Tickets for such an event are naturally limited. Don’t miss yours.