Concha Jareño, winner of the Premio Revelación at the Festival de Jerez 2009, will be performing at the Button Factory on July 19 2009.
Award-winning Spanish flamenco dancer Concha Jareño will be performing at The Button Factory in Dublin on Sunday, July 19th. Concha Jareño will present for the first time in Dublin her production “Simplemente flamenco”, a dance suite which includes Martinetes, Milonga, Farruca y Caracoles. Flamenco, simply.
She will be accompanied on stage by guitarist Flavio Rodrigues, violinist Raúl Márquez and singers Gema Caballero and Pedro Obregón.
Concha’s debut production “Algo” won her the Premio Revelación at the Festival de Jerez 2009. She has also been chosen by internationally acclaimed Spanish film director Carlos Saura to perform in his next project, a stage show entitled “Flamenco Hoy” which will premiere in Madrid only a few weeks after her Dublin performance.
Concha’s style is a unique blend of traditional and contemporary flamenco dance. Over the years Concha has danced with many renowned artists, including Rafaela Carrasco, Isabel Bayón and Belén Maya.
This event is presented in collaboration with Instituto Cervantes Dublín and the Spanish Embassy in Ireland.
About Concha Jareño
Madrid-born Concha Jareño
is certified in Spanish Dance, and has been awarded the National Awards
“Matilde Coral” and “Mario Maya” at the Flamenco Art Festival in
Córdoba in 2007, the Flamenco Choreography Prize “Certamen de
Coreografía de Danza Española y Flamenco de Madrid”, the second prize
at the “Cante Flamenco de las Minas 2008” festival, and the revelation
award at the Festival de Jerez 2009.
Since 2004 she has been one
of the resident teachers at the prestigious “Amor de Dios” school in
Madrid and also travels the world to deliver workshops.
About Peña Flamenca El Indalo
Founded in 2009, Peña Flamenca El Indalo is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to the promotion of flamenco arts and culture in Ireland. By working closely with artists and institutions in Spain, the peña aims to raise awareness of this passionate, multi-disciplinary art form across Ireland, and to encourage and support the development of a community of flamenco aficionados.
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