Spanish music

Viva Espana | Athens | February 10

The Athens Symphony Orchestra, led by the distinguished Greek conductor Andreas Tselikas, presents a vibrant showcase of fiery Spanish music at the Olympia Municipal Music Theater (59 Akadimias). Delve into a rich orchestral tapestry of sounds and visuals evoking the spirited rhythms of Spanish folk tradition.

Flamenco on Istanbul stage

A show adapted for the stage from Miguel de Cervantes' immortal piece "Don Quixote" will meet with the audience on Oct. 16 at Istanbul's Cemal Reşit Rey (CRR) Concert Hall with the performance by Spanish José Huertas Flamenco Ensemble.

Describing Don Quixote's emotional world with music and costumes reflecting Spanish folklore, the show will be staged for the first time in Turkey.

The new flamenco king: ''I played on the street, while others wanted to be Maradona''

Spaniard Daniel Casares has been making his music for over 25 years and has eight albums behind him.
Casares fought for the throne of the new flamenco king through a unique sound in his interpretation, restoring classic but also undoubted traces of his role models, such as Paco de Lucia, Manolo Sanlucar, Tomatito and Gerardo Nunez.

Sounds from Spain to echo at Ankara Music Festival

The 36th International Ankara Music Festival will take place between April 4 and 25 this year with the organization of the Sevda-Cenap and Music Foundation. One of the guests of the event, Spanish pianist Manolo Carrasco will be on the stage with his "Sounds from Spain" flamenco show, which is like a musical journey from 19th century to present, on April 12 at MEB Şura Hall.

Flamenco star Amargo in Ankara

The award-winning star of flamenco, Spanish star Rafael Amargo, will be on the stage at the 34th International Ankara Music Festival on April 22 with his show "Intimo." 

Expressing his pleasure at being in Turkey to perform, Amargo says he feels very comfortable in Turkey. 

Los Vivancos presents 'Born to Dance'

Los Vivancos, which consists of seven brothers known as the princes of Flamenco, will take the stage in Istanbul once again, with their newest show "Born to Dance" that premiered in April in Madrid.

In the show, the brothers dance to many popular songs from artists such as Metallica, Deep Purple and Leonard Cohen.  

Reinventing Spain's 'ageless art' of flamenco

Stamping her heels to the brisk strumming of a guitar, Merche Esmeralda, 68, twirls her black shawl in the sunshine as the Madrid traffic streams by a roundabout behind her.

At an age when most top ballet and contemporary dancers would long ago have hung up their pumps, this flamenco star still shines - and now a generation of new artists is rising to follow.

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