Flamenco Dance Show
On 17 October at 8:00 PM, the cultural hall of the Auberge des Vergers will host an exceptional flamenco tablao show. The dancer José Carmona “Rapico”, accompanied by the singer Enrique Bermúdez “Piculabe” and guitarist Carlos Jiménez, all hailing from the flamenco scene in Madrid, will present a night of traditional flamenco.
The program will include solos of dance, guitar, and singing, promising an authentic experience that will transport the audience to the heart of flamenco.
An intimate event for enthusiasts of this art form.
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José Carmona “Rapico”, a flamenco dancer born in Palma de Mallorca believes that dance is his best form of expression. From a young age, his grandmother sang him soleás, sparking his love for flamenco. He began dancing at the age of three. His mentors include renowned artists such as Antonio Canales, Farruquito, José Maya, and Alfonso Losa. His dynamic personality has led him to create several original shows. His most recent works, “Rapikeando” and “Errante”, were successfully performed at the Teatro Real and the prestigious Flamenco Festival of Torrelodones, along with his latest work, “Tabernero”, which premiered at the Suma Flamenca in Madrid.
Enrique Bermudez “Piculabe”, a flamenco singer born in Madrid, he began his musical career in the choir of the Evangelical Church. Through a recording that made waves in flamenco communities, he met Juan José Suarez “Paquete,” recorded his first track, and signed with Universal Music.
He has collaborated with renowned international artists such as Jorge Pardo and Tomatito, and his discography includes “Camino y tiempo” (2008) and “Canta y sueña” (2012). Since 2012, he has been invited by the Antonio Gades company for various performances worldwide, appearing in prestigious venues like the National Theatre of Beijing and the Roman Theatre of Verona. In 2014, guitarist Juan Carmona invited him to join his international tour.
Carlos Jiménez, a flamenco guitarist born in Madrid, he is the son of Antonio Jiménez “El Chispas” and a member of the prestigious Jiménez family, well-known in the world of flamenco guitar. Carlos began his flamenco career at the age of 17, making his debut at the Torres Bermejas flamenco tablao in Madrid, and later performing at various venues such as Corral de la Morería, Café de Chinitas, and El Cordobés in Barcelona.
Following his family’s tradition as a composer, Carlos has created significant works over the past decade, including a collaboration with Belén López, which earned her the Desplante award at the Festival de Las Minas in 2016. He has also accompanied renowned artists like Antonio Canales and has performed with the Medellín Philharmonic Orchestra in Colombia.
