Flamenco Vivo is an ensemble of five artists who have dedicated their lives to flamenco. The spirited, expressive dance, which has its roots in Spain’s Andalusia region, is complemented with virtuoso guitar playing and passionate singing in this concert at the Laeiszhalle.
Keywords: Jazz & World, Vocal Music
| Carmen Celada | Vocals |
| Azusa Krist | Viola |
| Georg Kempa | Guitar |
| Cayetana de Ronda | Dance |
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Flamenco – rhythmic dance, powerful vocals and filigree guitar playing in a passionate and mysterious union. »Azabache« stands for a deep-blue, iridescent black in Spanish. It has been said that in the mysterious demon Duende hides in the »black« sounds of flamenco and deeply touches people on the inside. The dancers of the ensemble »azabache Flamenco« trace these dark sounds, thereby enchanting their audiences with a spirited and sensual flamenco show.
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Flamenco Vivo, meaning "lively flamenco," originated in southern Spain and has become a global phenomenon. This international ensemble of five artists from three continents features passionate dance, guitar, and vocals, often enriched with string instruments like the viola. The performance blends baile (dance), toque (guitar), and cante (vocals), creating a captivating experience.
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