Flamenco Sin Fronteras
Programme & Credits

Soleá
Essential flamenco

Culo e Puya
Afro-Venezuelan folklore

Joropo Oriental   El Cruzao | Jaleos
Bridging musical traditions

Pregones Zulianos | Farruca
The haunting quality of this Venezuelan dance offers a striking contrast to the strong character of the dance and music of the farruca

Gaita de Tambora | Tangos
Two musical cultures from very distant geographical areas blend miraculously in natural harmony

Waltz for Sony | Alegrías
Venezuelan melodies interpreted in the form of a true flamenco style

Soleá  |  Culo e Puya
Two of the most essential forms, which embody vastly different musical elements, surprisingly come together and compliment each other, one from the flamenco repertoire, the other from Afro-Venezuelan musical traditions

Interval

Culo e Puya
Fulía
This fulía, bounced from an old recording kindly lent to us by the ‘Morella Muñoz Foundation’, in Caracas, we bring back and celebrate the voice of this unforgettable diva of Venezuelan song

Sirena | Tientos
The compelling mood of the sirena song inspires the measured and sensual quality of the tientos  

Galerón | Guajira

This track represents the direct combination of a beautiful Venezuelan song with another, equally expressive, from the flamenco chapter known as ‘Songs of Departure and Return'

Serenata Venezolana   Andreina |  Vals Venezolano | Como Llora una Estrella | Natalia
A tribute to a great popular tradition, embodied in the music of warmly loved Venezuelan icons such as Maestros Antonio Lauro and Raúl Borges among others

Landó
Cajón solo, showing the expressive power and versitility of this iconic Peruvian instrument

Contrapunteo  |  Pajarillo
A light-hearted battle of expression

Flor de Mayo | Martinete | Seguiriya | Tambor de Aragua
In this final track, Spanish and Venezuelan musical traditions truly come together


World premiere at the Sadlers Wells Theatre, London 2009

Devised by
Paco Peña

Director
Jude Kelly

Original Music by
Paco Peña, Paco Arriaga, Rafael Montilla & Ricardo Sandoval

Choreography
Angel Muñoz, Fran Espinosa, Ramón Martínez & Daniela Tugues

Design by
Michael Vale

Costume Design by
Linda Rowell & Elvira Peña

Original Lighting Design by
Aideen Malone

Produced by
MPM London

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