Antonio Molina Redondo, known worldwide as Antonio Molina “El Choro”, is an outstanding flamenco dancer born in Huelva in 1985. From an early age, he learned the basics of flamenco from his father, also known as “El Choro”. Later, he broadened and deepened his training with renowned masters such as Manolo Marín and Javier Cruz.
In 1999, her talent was recognised when she won the II Certamen de Baile Joven de Huelva, organised by the Fundación Cristina Heeren. From that moment on, she decided to move to the city of Seville to continue her flamenco dance studies. There, she had the opportunity to train with outstanding teachers such as Javier Latorre, Antonio “El Pipa”, Javier Barón, Rafael Campallo, Israel Galván and Antonio Canales, who contributed to further enrich her technique and style.
Antonio Molina “El Choro” has distinguished himself as a talented and renowned bailaor, taking his flamenco art to different stages both nationally and internationally. His dedication and passion for dance have made him a leading figure in the world of flamenco.
On July 19th and 20th, the maestro gifts us two unforgettable nights at the oldest flamenco tablao in the world. An intimate and powerful experience that can only be lived live.
The stage welcomes a flamenco phenomenon: El Yiyo.
Tablao 1911 is where flamenco comes to life every week.
A legendary space in Madrid where tradition and emotion meet on the world’s oldest stage.
We invite you to discover the strength and maturity of Claudia de Utrera, a dancer who proves that art
Paula Rodríguez, pure passion, strength, and elegance!
The Master of the Flamenco Sax and Flute!
This week, if you want to understand the secret of a great tablao, don’t look only at the voice or the feet. Listen to the guitar that builds it all. On guitar, Ricardo Vázquez — the soul of our ensem
