XXI Bienal of Flamenco

From September 4 to October 4

Seville, 2020

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Bienal de Flamenco 2014
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The 18th edition of la Bienal de Flamenco starts on September 12th and ends on October 5th, with 67 shows scheduled during 24 days, hosted by 8 different venues across the city, and features more than 500 artists around the Festival.

Under the direction of Cristóbal Ortega, this 2014 edition serves as a tribute to Paco de Lucía, under the claim of “Fuente y Caudal”, and features a poster image created by Rafael Canogar. Its Opening tributes Enrique Morente and the final show comes from El Lebrijano. Highlights would be the 21 world premieres and two more Spanish premieres, and of course the presence of renowned artists such as María Pagés, Tomatito, Merche Esmeralda, Rafael Riqueni, Pastora Galván, Farruquito or Paco Cepero, amongst many others.

More than 100.000 aficionados, with more than 7.000 of them visiting the Paco de Lucía exhibition, enjoy the diverse activities scheduled on the Official Programme, the Parallel Activities or the street programme, hosted by iconic spots around the city during more than three weeks.

List of winners Bienal de Flamenco 2014

Giraldillo Ciudad de Sevilla
Enrique Morente y Juan Peña "El Lebrijano"

Giraldillo al Cante
Antonio Reyes

Giraldillo al Baile
Farruquito

Giraldillo al Toque
Miguel Ángel Cortés

Giraldillo al Mejor Espectáculo
“Imágenes” del Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía

Giraldillo Revelación
Manuel Valencia

Giraldillo a La Maestría
Rafael Riqueni

Videos Bienal de Flamenco 2014
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David Lago’s touch on Jerez’s cante at Teatro Central
Producciones Infantiles Miguel Pino’s “La guitarra voladora”
Nano de Jerez offers a “Recital” at Dormitorio Alto de Santa Clara
Eduardo Guerrero turnos Teatro Central into “El callejón de los pecados”
Arcángel takes Lope de Vega on updating his classic tunes
Alfredo Lagos takes his guitar to Dormitorio Alto de Santa Clara
Espacio Santa Clara closes its programe with “Voces de bronce”
Campallo’s “Sangre”, at Lope de Vega
La vida “Nómada” de Manuel Liñán, sobre las tablas del Central
Artistas que dieron “Toda una vida” al flamenco, reunidos en el Lope de Vega
Huelva-born Jeromo Segura’s “Pureza-Segura” at Santa Clara
The Cloisters of Santa Clara, “En concierto” with Paco Cepero
El cante de Cádiz en el Dormitorio Alto con Felipe Scapachini
Pedro el Granaíno and Miguel Lavi go “Mano a mano” at the Cloisters of Espacio Santa Clara
Ariadna Castellanos, “En concierto” en el Dormitorio Alto del Espacio Santa Clara
Patricia Guerrero dances to the rhythm of “Latidos del agua” at Central
“… Y Sevilla” came to Lope de Vega with Falcón, Jarana, Riqueni, Franco and Canales
From La Mina to la Cava de los Gitanos, at Hotel Triana
Young talent in “Cuerpo, mente, alma” with Karime Amaya, Jesús Carmona and Paloma Fantova
Canela de San Roque, accompanied by Niño Jero at Dormitorio Alto de Santa Clara
Scholar sesion of Anabel Veloso’s “FlamencoLandia. Una aventura a compás”, at Teatro Alameda
“Una noche en El Arenal” takes the day-to-day of a tablao to Teatro Central
José Ángel Carmona sings to us at Dormitorio Alto del Espacio Santa Clara
The roots flamenco of “Cantaoras” Anabel Valencia, Amparo Lagares and Mara Rey, at Santa Clara
Jesús Méndez y Antonio Reyes, two “Cantaores” at Lope de Vega
proscritosDF present their new album, “Presentimiento”, at Dormitorio Alto de Santa Clara
Carmen Linares and Pardo, Benavent and di Geraldo Trio make flamenco and jazz collide at Central
Isabel Bayón brings “Caprichos del tiempo” to Lope de Vega, sold out
Miguel Ortega offers a “Recital flamenco” at Santa Clara, accompanied by Manuel Herrera
Diego del Morao brings his “Orate” to Claustro de Santa Clara
Dorantes y Renaud García-Fons premiere “Flamenco a cordes” at Lope de Vega
Rocío Bazán gives a “Recital de cante” at Dormitorio Alto de Santa Clara
Belén Maya brings “Los invitados” to Teatro Central
José de la Tomasa, Manolo Franco and OBS soloists in “Flamenco Sacro”
Esperanza Fernández premieres at Real Alcázar “De lo jondo y verdadero”, inside the ‘Con Luz Propia’ series
Morón brings “El baile de la frontera” to Hotel Triana
Juanito Villar and son at Dormitorio Alto de Santa Clara
“Tomatito & family” encandilan al Real Alcázar dentro del ciclo ‘Con Luz Propia’
Varuma Teatro abren la programación infantil del Teatro Alameda con “NS/NC”
El Hotel Triana se transforma en una “Fiesta en Lebrija”
ANDANZAS and Merche Esmeralda premiere “Última parada” at Teatro Central
Marina Heredia premieres “Garnata” at Real Alcázar, ‘Con Luz Propia’ series
Dani de Morón lleva “El sentido del cambio” al Teatro Central
Miguel Ángel Cortés y José María Gallardo en “Lo Cortés no quita lo Gallardo”, Teatro Alameda
Rocío Márquez estrena “El Niño. Andando por los campos marcheneros” en el Teatro Central
Pastora Galván’s second masterclass for la Bienal 2014 flashmob
Pastora Galván’s first class for la Bienal 2014 flashmob
Isabel Bayón – Presentation in Madrid
Bienal de Flamenco 2014 images
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