Join us for a show where Spanish guitar, flamenco and dance come together on the same stage.
On 26 March at 8 p.m., La Fábrica de Hielo will host one of the major events of “Guitarras del Mediterráneo” (Guitars of the Mediterranean), a performance that fuses flamenco, Mediterranean music and live dance.
On stage you will find Javier Zamora on flamenco guitar, Toni Cotolí on classical guitar and Manuel Quintero on percussion.
All of them will be accompanied by dancer Irene de la Rosa, who will perform a variety of styles, including ballet, contemporary dance, Spanish dance, and flamenco.
A little bit of everything!
This is how you create a great show that combines the elegance of the guitar, the power of the cajón and the expressiveness of dance.
Heel tapping, subtle nuances and a mix of styles that will leave you wanting more.
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More about “Guitarras del Mediterráneo”
This project started in 2005, when Javier Zamora and Toni Cotolí decided to join forces to give Spanish guitar a makeover and explore new ways of bringing it to the stage.
Since then, “Guitarras del Mediterráneo” has grown without losing sight of its original idea: to perform, mix styles and enjoy music without labels, allowing tradition to coexist with new sounds and forms of expression.
