Show “Flamenco at Dawn”

On July 27, Flamenco Nómada, in partnership with Les Bains des Pâquis, invites you to experience a reimagined flamenco show as part of the Aubes Musicales in Geneva. Starting at 6:00 AM, the talented Mexican dancer Karen Lugo will be accompanied by singer Juan Debel, guitarist David Durán, and percussionist Kike Terrón. Together, they will deliver a unique performance that blends traditional flamenco with modern influences, creating an exceptional auditory and visual experience.

The performance will take place at the magical Bains des Pâquis, an iconic location in Geneva, where the sunrise will add a special touch to this musical encounter. The show will be an opportunity to immerse yourself in the depth of flamenco’s soul, filled with power and emotion, all while enjoying an atmosphere open to sensations and the magic of the moment.

Don’t miss this unique experience, where flamenco is reinvented to the rhythm of the dawn.

Technical details

  • Dance Karen Lugo

  • Vocals Juan Debel

  • Guitar David Durán

  • Percussion Kike Terrón
  • Date Sunday, 27 July
  • Time 6:00 AM
  • Location Les Bains des Pâquis
  • Address Quai du Mont-Blanc 30, 1201 Genève

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