Hispanic 2023

Madrid
House of America

Monday, October 9, 19:00 p.m.
BLAS RIVERA - (Spain)

Synopsis: Blas Rivera, the Argentine musician, has presented a unique show with music for iconic films since 1922. Inspired by silent cinema, he offers original works for saxophone, piano and more, with tango dancers. Tango, cinema, and music merge in an unforgettable concert.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Friday, October 13, 19:00 p.m.
"MEETS" 1ST JAM SESSION

Synopsis: Jazz session with young Hispanic American musicians in collaboration with the DG of Youth.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Mexico House

October 7, 19:30 a.m.
MARÍA HANNEMAN (with love, to Madrid) - (Mexico)

Tickets: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Lope de Vega House Museum

Saturday, October 14, 19:00 p.m.
IBEROAMERIC QUARTET - (Spain)

Synopsis: The Cuarteto Iberoamérica originated in Segovia in 1994 and is dedicated to spreading Ibero-American music. His repertoire includes prominent composers from Spain, Portugal and the New World. With varied rhythms from countries such as Brazil, Spain, Argentina, and others, they offer a fascinating musical experience.

Public: For all audiences
Learn more: www.casamuseolopedevega.org

La Cabrera
Sierra Norte Humanities Regional Center

Saturday, October 14, 20:00 p.m.
SHEILA BLANCO - Singing to the poets of 27

Synopsis: Sheila Blanco sets to music the silenced voices of women who shared history with poets like Lorca and Alberti. In her own songs, she addresses themes such as love, exile and freedom, giving voice to these women and poets with authenticity and sincerity.

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Plaza de Callao

Wednesday, October 11, 20:30 p.m.
KLIK & FRIK - (Spain)

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Thursday, October 12, 13:00 p.m.
MESTIZES

Synopsis: Mestizas fuses flamenco, jazz and Latin American folklore. They rescue forgotten cultural songs and create their own compositions. The quintet born at Berklee College of Music stands out for its quality and social commitment. His music is a journey to our traditions, renewed with originality and exquisiteness.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Thursday, October 12, 18:30 p.m.
HER NEPHEW

Synopsis: Susobrino combines field recordings, percussion, electronics and acoustics in his album The Eucalyptus Leaf. Susobrino, the "Bolivian Indiana Jones," won awards and performed at festivals after his EP They map in 2018.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Friday, October 13, 18:00 p.m.
YELI YELI - (Spain)

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 14, 13:00 p.m.
THE GARCÍA SISTERS - (Mexico)

Synopsis: The García Sisters, award-winning costeño bolero performers from Ometepec, Guerrero, winners of international awards, have captivated Chilean women since they were 10 years old. They performed on iconic stages and collaborated with Eliades Ochoa. Follow them on networks with a large community of followers.

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 14, 18.30:XNUMX p.m.
ANNA COLOM - Cayana - (Spain)

Synopsis: Anna Colom presents Cayana, an album that fuses influences from various folklores and rhythms, from Brazilian samba to Uruguayan candombe, Veracruz fandango, guajira, Argentine zamba, and more. A tribute to Cádiz and a look at the past through traditional songs. Cayana is flamenco and it is music history.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Sunday, October 15, 13:00 p.m.
GUADA - (Argentina)

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Slaughterhouse

Thursday, October 12, 13:00 p.m.
THE KARAMBA

Synopsis: In the post-pandemic technological era, human relationships are influenced by social networks. The Karamba begin their tour The humanity in 2023, after 40 concerts in Europe, promoting love. The multicultural group offers a warm and close show.

Starters: Free activity. It is essential to download the invitation from October 9 on the City Council website: www.tienda.madrid-destino.com

Thursday, October 12, 17:30 p.m.
AIE CONCERT: LORNA - (Panama)

Synopsis: Lorna Zarina Aponte, known as Lorna, is the queen of reggaetón, considered a precursor of the genre. Your song Papi Chulo... I bring you the Mmmm took her on international tours and made her world famous, reaching the top spots on the charts in multiple countries.

Starters: Free activity. It is essential to download the invitation from October 9 on the City Council website: www.tienda.madrid-destino.com

Friday, October 13, 17:30 p.m.
NICO SORÍN

Synopsis: Under the direction of Nico Sorín, new sounds are explored with the Electronic Octet. Cultures, sounds and musical perspectives merge in each country where they perform. The concerts are meetings between Argentine and local musicians.

Starters: Free activity. It is essential to download the invitation from October 9 on the City Council website: www.tienda.madrid-destino.com

Saturday, October 14, 13:00 p.m.
ISAAC ET NORA - (France)

Synopsis: French siblings Isaac and Nora, ages 15 and 12, along with their father Nicolás, are a global viral phenomenon. From home, they reinterpret iconic Latin American songs. It started as a game and education, now they have millions of followers and release their first album Premier Chansons.

Starters: Free activity. It is essential to download the invitation from October 9 on the City Council website: www.tienda.madrid-destino.com

Saturday, October 14, 17:30 p.m.
MY YOU - (Colombia)

Synopsis: Described by the press as jungle techno, Mitú's career spans twelve years of continuous musical exploration, describing a wide spectrum made from analog synthesizers and rhythm machines projected onto the dance floor. After filling concert halls in Colombia presenting his latest album, "Astra", Mitú will perform in Europe in just four exclusive shows in 2023.

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. It is essential to download the invitation from October 9 on the City Council website: www.tienda.madrid-destino.com

Sunday, October 15, 13:00 p.m.
RUBY PALOMINO - (Peru)

Synopsis: Ruby Palomino, winner of The Voice in Peru, he fuses mestizo music with authenticity. Born in Huancayo, she seeks to revitalize the Peruvian identity and spread traditional music, highlighting with Cholo I am. In 2021, he won in Artist of the Year. His latest creation is Winter Rose, a rock song inspired by the life of the American saint.

In collaboration with AIE. Society of Performing Artists of Spain

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. It is essential to download the invitation from October 9 on the City Council website: www.tienda.madrid-destino.com

Madrid
Plaza de Oriente

Thursday, October 12, 20:30 p.m.
THE THEATER FOOTPRINT - LOS CKURIS - (Chili)

Synopsis: On a mountain, invisible beings connect with nature and people. They appear periodically to cleanse energies. The green ray at sunset creates them. CKURI, the spirit of the wind, begins the ritual.

Tickets: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Plaza de Isabel II to Puerta del Sol

Sunday, October 8, 12:00 p.m.
ROYAL BAND OF OURENSE PIPER BAND - (Spain)

Synopsis: The Royal Bagpipe Band of Ourense, made up of students from the Provincial Bagpipe School, stands out with Galician costumes from the XNUMXth century. In addition to Celtic and Galician music, they will perform the anthem of Hispanidad and other successful Latin American rhythms.

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Puerta de Alcalá

Saturday, October 14, 13:00 p.m.
CARLOS VIVES AND FRIENDS - (Colombia)

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Puerta del Sol

Wednesday, October 11, 17:30 p.m.
FOLKLORE YOUTH & CAITAIMA - (Colombia)

Synopsis: Ibagué Culture and Tradition It fuses folklore, couplets, myths, clothing, and iconic dances of the Tolima region such as the colonial cane, the festive bambucos, and the romantic Sanjuanero, highlighting the traditions of Ibagué, land of love.

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Wednesday, October 11, 18:00 p.m.
FEDERATION OF TRADITIONAL MADRID GROUPS - (Spain)

Synopsis: The Federation of Traditional Madrid Groups, founded in 1989, promotes the customs and traditions of Madrid. We offer a Goyesque, traditional and welcoming Madrid. Being from Madrid is a vocation that we all embrace, regardless of place of birth.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Wednesday, October 11, 19:45 p.m.
THE CARROMAT - (Spain)

Synopsis: In BIG DANCERS, we see futuristic human sculptures with geometric shapes, movement, and lights create a visual impact. Giant puppets that come to life with light, filling the streets in an avant-garde party where the public is part of the fun.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Thursday, October 12, 13:00 p.m.
HISPANIC FOLKLORE ASSOCIATIONS OF THE COMMUNITY OF MADRID

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Thursday, October 12, 13:00 p.m. - 18:00 p.m.
DIABLADA CULTURAL FRATERNITY BOLIVIA - (Bolivia)

Synopsis: La Diablada is choreography, clothing, ritual, religious faith, dance and music. It was born from the discovery of an image of the Virgin of Candelaria in the XNUMXth century. It was then that the miners of Oruro recognized her as their patron saint and decided to dance for her dressed as devils.

Thursday, October 12, 13:00 p.m. - 18:00 p.m.
CAL AND SONG - (Chili)

Synopsis: Cal y Canto present a show of traditional Chilean dances, highlighting the huasa area and its typical characters, the huaso and the china. Heritage of Spanish settlers and native peoples, it includes the Cueca, National Dance since 1979.

Thursday, October 12, 13:00 p.m. - 18:00 p.m.
YUBADANZA - A step through Colombia - (Colombia)

Synopsis: The show is an exciting journey through Colombia, where the diversity of traditions and typical dances is celebrated. Each act will be a window to a different ancestral region, legacy and tradition of a triethnic people.

Thursday, October 12, 13:00 p.m. - 18:00 p.m.
ECUADORIAN ANDEAN BALLET QUITUS - (Ecuadorian)

Synopsis: The Andean-Ecuadorian Ballet "Quitus" transforms traditions and artistic expressions into steps that capture the spirit of the Ecuadorian people, from indigenous resistance to popular festivities. Masters like Kigman and artists like Salgado and Dávila Andrade inspire the staging, which covers various dance genres.

Thursday, October 12, 13:00 p.m. - 18:00 p.m.
HONDURAS FOLKLORE PROJECTION - (Honduras)

Synopsis: Within the Honduran folk dances, dances of indigenous, Creole, Colonial and Garifuna ethnic origin will be presented.

Thursday, October 12, 13:00 p.m. - 18:00 p.m.
MY NICARAGUA - (Nicaragua)

Synopsis: On this occasion the Nicaragua Mia folk dance group presents a tour of the different dances and typical costumes of the Pacific region of Nicaragua, dances that are performed in the different patron saint festivals of the towns, theaters or parades.

Thursday, October 12, 13:00 p.m. - 18:00 p.m.
KATHIA CORONEL PARAGUAYAN DANCE SCHOOL - (Paraguayan)

Synopsis: Paraguay, a multicultural and bilingual country, with Spanish and Guaraní as official languages. Our repertoire spans both languages ​​and features folk dances such as Galoperas, thirteen tujuti and the bottle dance.

Thursday, October 12, 13:00 p.m. - 18:00 p.m.
FOLK BALLET ANDEAN ART AND TRADITION OF PERU - (Peru)

Synopsis: There will be a short tour of the coast, mountains and jungle of Peru through its dances. Marinera Norteña, IO Patati, Carnival Huaylash, Festejo.

Thursday, October 12. 19:45 p.m.
ACTUA PRODUCTIONS - (Spain)

Synopsis: TATLOCUS explores the mythology, nature and cultures of both sides of the ocean. Gods incarnated in giant stone monoliths that challenge human beings against the elements, life and death.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Friday, October 13, 17:30 p.m.
CIRCUS THEATER WINGS - (Argentina/Venezuela/Spain)

Synopsis: AHA!Circus It is a mobile show 5m high where artists exhibit their skills to the public. This troupe was formed in Andalusia, developing its unique and multidisciplinary language. They feature acrobatics, contortions, juggling and more in an exciting setting.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Friday, October 13, 19:45 p.m.
THE THEATER FOOTPRINT - LOS CKURIS - (Chili)

Synopsis: On a mountain, invisible beings connect with nature and people. They appear periodically to cleanse energies. The green ray at sunset creates them. CKURI, the spirit of the wind, begins the ritual.

Tickets: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 14, 13:00 p.m.
MACONDO NATIVES - (Colombia)

Synopsis: The "Natives of Macondo" Association promotes Colombian cultural wealth with enthusiasm. More than artists, they are a Macondian family that presents dances and music with percussion and wind instruments.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 14, 17:30 p.m.
Circus to and fro - (Spain)

Synopsis: Reciprocating Essentials Circo explores transitions with five characters who dream and travel in search of simplicity. Its scenery is inspired by Waldorf Rainbow, symbolizing human evolution towards harmony from chaos, in a magical environment.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 14, 19:45 p.m.
WANGLE - (Colombia/Argentina/Mexico/Spain)

Synopsis: The Poncho, a common garment in Spanish-speaking countries, symbolizes unity. The parade Poncho celebrates this union with circus artists dressed in white base and colorful ponchos, representing the diversity of Hispanic cultures. An intercultural and family show.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Remonta Square (Tetouan)

Wednesday, October 11, 21:00 p.m.
ALEXANDER ABREU AND HAVANA D'PRIMERA

Synopsis: Havana D'Primera, a Cuban timba band led by Alexander Abreu since 2007, brings together outstanding Cuban musicians. They have achieved global success with their fusion of salsa, jazz, funk and Afro-Cuban rhythms on five studio albums and one live album.

Tickets: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Thursday, October 12, 13:00 p.m.
FOLKLORE YOUTH CORPORATION BALLET - (Colombia)

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Thursday, October 12, 21:00 p.m.
VICENTE GARCIA

Synopsis: Renowned Dominican singer-songwriter Vicente García has won three Latin GRAMMY® Awards, including “Best New Artist” in 2017. The artist continues to push Latin music to new and refreshing places with his multicultural perspective and artistry.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Friday, October 13, 18:30 p.m.
NAIZA - (Ecuadorian)

Synopsis: Naíza, a prominent Ecuadorian singer, has left an international mark with her unique voice and deep lyrics. Her impact spans markets in Ecuador, Spain, Colombia and Miami, consolidating her as a prominent figure in the Latin music scene. Her versatility spans genres ranging from pop to afrobeat.

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Friday, October 13, 21:00 p.m.
BONYÉ GROUP - (Dominican Republic)

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 14, 13:00 p.m.
DOMINICAN BALLET IN EUROPE

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 14, 21:00 p.m.
RICCIE ORIACH

Synopsis: Riccie Oriach fuses Caribbean rhythms in her music, creating vibrant songs with endearing characters. Her live performance, full of humor and fun, connects with the audience, exploring diverse genres. Her music is like a Pandora's box, surreal and colorful like the Caribbean.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Sunday, October 15, 13:00 p.m.
ELVIN EXPERIENCES - (Venezuela)

Synopsis: Elvin Vivencias, Venezuelan singer-songwriter, stands out in salsa in Europe with a 30-year career, Latin Grammy and collaborations with icons. His music fuses Latin roots and deep messages, being a unique voice on the international scene.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
C/ Bravo Murillo - C/ Fuencarral

Saturday, October 7, 18:30 p.m.
CAVALDATE OF HISPANITY

Synopsis: Headed by the Royal Pipe Band of Ourense and with the Dominican Republic as a guest country, it will have more than 600 participants from Spain, Peru, Colombia, Uruguay, Bolivia, Honduras, Cuba and Mexico.

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

ROYAL BAND OF OURENSE PIPER BAND - (Spain)
DOMINICAN BALLET IN EUROPE - (Dominican Republic)
TUNANTERA INSTITUTION IN SPAIN - (Peru)
PALO Q`SEA COMPANY - (Colombia)
CAITAIMA FOLKLORE YOUTH CORPORATION - (Colombia)
FRIENDS OF CANDOMBE - (Uruguay)
BOLIVIAN DIABLADA CULTURAL FRATERNITY - (Bolivia)
CAPORALES SAN SIMÓN SUCRE-MADRID - (Bolivia)
HONDURAS FOLK PROJECTION - (Honduras)
FEDERATION OF TRADITIONAL MADRID GROUPS - (Spain)
CUBAN BALLET MASK LAROYE - (Cuban)
THE SIDRAL - (Spain)
ZIGA ZAG - (Spain)
FOLK GROUP LEGENDS OF MEXICO - (Mexico)
MARIACHI SUN OF AMERICA - (Mexico)
ALEA - (Spain)

Madrid
Casa Sefarad-Israel

Friday, October 13, 19:00 p.m. CONCERT POSTPONED. NEW DATE COMING SOON
ROAD TO MERCEDES - (Argentina)

Synopsis: Road to Mercedes is a musical project that pays tribute to Mercedes Sosa, fusing styles such as classical music, folklore, tango and jazz. It is made up of the singer Florencia Bégue, the guitarist Raúl Chiochio and the pianist Federico Lechner.

Learn more: www.sefarad-israel.es

CONCERT POSTPONED. NEW DATE COMING SOON

Thursday, October 12, 18:00 p.m.
CONCERT SEFARAD'S FOOTPRINT IN MUSIC AND MOVEMENT - (Spain)

Synopsis: Musical time journey of Sefarad and Jewish roots of flamenco, presented by the Hispano Judía Foundation. Three performances in Ladino and Hebrew, from singing with ancient instruments to classical guitar and flamenco dancing, exploring the Sephardic tradition with Carmen Botella, Jota Martínez, María Crespo, Álvaro Rodríguez and Adva Yer.

Canceled activity. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Madrid
Gallery of the Royal Collections

Thursday, October 12, 11:30 and 12:30
LUCÍA CAMPILLO - (Spain)

Synopsis: As if it were a rescue, this dialogue between singing, body, form and dance is constructed as a result of observation and reflection of the environment in which we find ourselves. A proposal that delves into the revelation of the beauty of something forgotten.

Starters: Free, with Museum admission. Very limited capacity

Madrid
Gardens of the Palaces of the Finca Vista Alegre

Thursday, October 12, 13:00 p.m.
TYL TYL - (Spain / Argentina)

Synopsis: In PLAYING WITH PAUL KLEE three characters create a canvas in a living game that uses body, space, musical instruments and voices, as a metaphor for life. Inspired by Paul Klee with scenography by Gerardo Trotti.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Thursday, October 12, 16:30 p.m.
INTI KILLA - (Ecuadorian)

Synopsis: The INTI KILLA Folkloric Ballet, of the Ecuadorian Hispanic Cultural Association "INTI KILLA" in Madrid, forms and disseminates indigenous, mestizo and Afro-Ecuadorian cultures through music and dance, including Ecuadorians and residents of Spain.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 14, 13:00 p.m.
GLOBETROTTER - (Argentina)

Synopsis: Stories from a Trunk narrates the journey of Fidel and Capulita, two beloved circus performers. Together, with an old trunk, they create a tender story of humor and circus, using juggling and hula hoops on their journey.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 14, 16:30 p.m.
LATIN LINEAGE - (Paraguayan)

Synopsis: A musical magazine will be created that highlights aspects of Paraguay, such as the climate, fauna, historical events such as wars, the empowerment of post-war women and cultural evolution through dance.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Cerralbo Museum

Wednesday, October 11, 12:00 p.m.
THE SOCIETÉ CHAMBER ENSEMBLE - (Spain)

Synopsis: To talk about America is to talk about the vibrant cultural coexistence that has given rise to constant artistic evolution, especially in music. Songs of our America It is an auditory journey through various genres, reflecting our Hispanic American identity with gratitude and contribution.

Starters: Free activity. Prior reservation is essential -click here-

Madrid
Museum of Costume

Sunday, October 8, 11:30 p.m.
SARA CANO - (Spain)

Synopsis: Sara Cano fuses jota, couplets, contemporary dance and castanets in a tribute to women. Her proposal updates traditional dance and music. Her wardrobe evokes tradition. A creative work about popular culture.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Santander Park

Thursday, October 12, 12:00 p.m.
BUCRAÀ CIRCUS - (Spain)

Synopsis: The big end is a tragicomedy that tells the reunion of two clowns separated by a civil war decades ago, who finally meet to conclude their great act after more than 30 years of separation.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Thursday, October 12, 12:50 p.m.
ARRABEL - (Spain)

Synopsis: ARRABEL promotes traditional music and dance, respecting its authenticity and context. Dressed in typical outfits from Castilla and the Community of Madrid, they use original instruments to perform musical pieces. They present various regional dances such as the rondón, the seguidilla and the jota.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Thursday, October 12, 13:15 p.m.
ESTRANYA CÍA TEATRE - (Spain)

Synopsis: On the Day of the Dead, Catrina summons the Calacas for a vibrant Mexican festival that mixes theater, dance, pyrotechnics and actors on stilts. A colorful and unique celebration inspired by Mexican culture.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Thursday, October 12, 17:30 p.m.
TYL TYL - (Spain / Argentina)

Synopsis: In PLAYING WITH PAUL KLEE three characters create a canvas in a living game that uses body, space, musical instruments and voices, as a metaphor for life. Inspired by Paul Klee with scenography by Gerardo Trotti.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 14, 12:00 p.m.
ALE HOP THEATER - (Spain)

Synopsis: Hybrids between humans and plants, the amazing ones VEGETABLES They hide in the city undergrowth, interacting with people and sharing water, sun and soil in parks and gardens. Ale Hop takes us on an exciting journey with these charismatic beings.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 14, 13:00 p.m.
URSARIA - (Spain)

Synopsis: A contemporary journey to the music of Madrid and its province, including seguidillas, chotis, popular songs and more. From the literary to the theatrical, this musical heritage is a true marvel that deserves to be reclaimed.

Tickets: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 14, 17:30 p.m.
GLOBETROTTER - (Argentina)

Synopsis: Stories from a Trunk narrates the journey of Fidel and Capulita, two beloved circus performers. Together, with an old trunk, they create a tender story of humor and circus, using juggling and hula hoops on their journey.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Camoens Walk

Saturday, October 7 and Sunday, October 8
MADBLUE FESTIVAL - (Spain)

Synopsis: The concerts you were waiting for are back with a lineup that will not disappoint you! More than 5 hours of incredible music every day to get you excited, dance and sing at the top of your lungs. Love of Lesbian, Arde Bogotá, Miss Cafeina, Tu Otra Bonita, and many more.

Learn more: http://www.madblue.es/es/festival-madblue-2023/

Madrid
Plaza Mayor

Wednesday, October 11, 18:30 p.m.
AIE CONCERT: FRANCIS ANDREU - (Uruguay)

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Wednesday, October 11, 21:30 p.m.
TEQUILA - (Argentina)

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Thursday, October 12, 13:00 p.m.
JUAN VALDERRAMA, MARÍA TOLEDO AND THE CRUZ DIEZ ORCHESTRA - (Spain/Venezuela)

Synopsis: Juan Valderrama, son of Juanito Valderrama and Dolores Abril, graduate in Journalism, outstanding in copla and flamenco with Arab influences. International success with That come back in 2022. Currently, he tours with Tamarit Divan. Award winner, relevant figure in music and communication.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Thursday, October 12, 21:00 p.m.
CORRAL DE LA MORERÍA - (Spain)

Interpreters: Eduardo Guerrero, Jesus Carmona, Olga Pericet, María Moreno, Belén López and Antonio Rey.

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Friday, October 13, 19:00 p.m.
DELAPPORT - (Spain)

Synopsis: DELAPORTE is an Italian-Spanish electronic music project based in Madrid, created by Sandra Delaporte and Sergio Salvi.

In collaboration with AIE

Tickets: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Friday, October 13, 21:30 p.m.
CARLOS SADNESS - (Spain)

Synopsis: Carlos Sadness continues his successful tour Tropical Jesus throughout Spain and Latin America, marking a milestone in his career. This year, she gave more than 100 concerts in 9 countries, presenting her latest EP, Nice Perreo, in Medellin. With numerous accomplishments, she anticipates a new job for late fall.

In collaboration with AIE

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 14, 19:00 p.m.
RAINAO - (Puerto Rico)

Synopsis: Rainao, musical star from Santurce, fuses Latin trap and perreo, standing out in collaborations with artists like Mora. Her album Estrella de ella reflects female empowerment. More than music, she is a beacon of change in the urban genre, exploring literary influences and nurturing creativity in theater and reading.

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 14, 21:30 p.m.
CUPID - (Spain)

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Sunday, October 15, 13:00 p.m.
CARLOS TALEZ - (Venezuela/Cuba)

Synopsis: Carlos Talez, with 35 years of experience, fuses dance, singing, melody and Hispanic-Afro-Latin American tradition, especially Venezuelan, Hispanic Caribbean and Latin, in his global performances as an artist, singer, composer and music producer.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Plaza de España

Saturday, October 7, 13:00 p.m.
PETIT POP

Synopsis: Petit Pop creates family-friendly music with humor and exploration of universal emotions. They offer a participatory concert for all ages, connecting with children and adults through endearing and fun songs.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 7, 20:00 p.m.
MARIELLA KOHN - (Peru)

Synopsis: Text.

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Sunday, October 8, 13:00 p.m.
COSTRINI WORLD - Geeks - (Argentina)

Synopsis: The GEEKS, a comic couple, present a chaotic show of magic, circus, singing and dancing. She shines on stage but is more crazy, while he is meticulous but shy. Love saves them in this witty comedy for the whole family.

Tickets: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Wednesday, October 11, 18:40 p.m.
PAIKO - (Paraguay)

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

In collaboration with AIE. Society of Performing Artists of Spain

Thursday, October 12, 13:00 p.m.
I AM MOUSE

Synopsis: Yo Soy Ratón, created by Manu Rubio and Paul Castejón, breaks childish patterns. Their songs narrate the lives of children with provocative lyrics, inciting reflection in adults and strengthening bonds with children. Its mission is to contribute to a healthy and balanced society. They released "Canción Protesta" in 2014, "I'm not a doll" in 2019, and in 2022 they present "Amar la libertad".

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Thursday, October 12, 20:00 p.m.
HÉCTOR GUERRA - (Bolivia)

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 14, 13:00 p.m.
ENDLESS COMPANY - Lupe and Pancho, the trip - (Spain)

Synopsis: Lupe and Pancho arrive in a town or city, after a long journey from their country of origin (Mexico) to find a new life. The road is arduous and difficult because they have left behind their entire family, mom and dad, brothers and sisters, friends, customs, their school... They only travel with what they are wearing and a cactus.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Saturday, October 14, 20:00 p.m. - 22:00 p.m.
FLASH MOB AND BACHATA AND MERENGUE CLASSES

Synopsis: Merengue and bachata classes, Dominican world heritage rhythms. Merengue and bachata are unique Caribbean musical genres that will make you enjoy, move your body and vibrate.

Duration: 2 hours
Teachers: Héctor Farías and members of the Dominican Ballet in Europe.

Madrid
Felipe II Square

Thursday, October 12, 13:30 p.m.
MACONDO NATIVES - (Colombia)

Synopsis: The "Natives of Macondo" Association promotes Colombian cultural wealth with enthusiasm. More than artists, they are a Macondian family that presents dances and music with percussion and wind instruments.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas

Thursday, October 12, 17:00 p.m.
MACONDO NATIVES - (Colombia)

Synopsis: The "Natives of Macondo" Association promotes Colombian cultural wealth with enthusiasm. More than artists, they are a Macondian family that presents dances and music with percussion and wind instruments.

Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Royal Spanish Academy

Wednesday, October 11, 19:00 p.m.
NEW ENSEMBLE OF SEGOVIA - (Spain)

Synopsis: The Nuevo Ensemble de Segovia is a Madrid chamber group with 30 years of history, made up of young musicians with experience in conservatories in Madrid. They have performed concerts in various venues including the RABASF, Teatros del Canal, Centro Centro, COMA International Festival in Madrid and international events in New York and Florida International University.

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Eagle Owl Room

Saturday, October 7, 12:30 p.m.
VOLCANO PROJECT: EMILIA SALUM AND JUAN IBARLUCÍA - (Argentina)

Starters: www.madridenvivo.com

Sunday, October 8, 20:00 p.m.
GUADA AND PAPINA DE PALMA - (Argentina)

Starters: www.madridenvivo.com

Sunday, October 8, 20:00 p.m.
ESSENTIAL FLAMENCO WITH ANDINA MELO DUPAK - (Argentina)

Starters: www.madridenvivo.com

Madrid
The Intruder Room

Thursday, October 12, 21:30 p.m.
THE CHOCOLATINOS - (Cuba)

Starters: www.intrusobar.com

Madrid
Hangar Room 48

Saturday, October 7, 21:00 p.m.
LIMANDO - (Argentina)

Starters: www.hangar48.es

Sevilla

Thursday, October 12, 13:00 p.m.
DOMINICAN BALLET IN EUROPE

Public: For all audiences
Canceled activity. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Sevilla
San Francisco square

Thursday, October 12, 20:00 p.m.
BONYÉ GROUP - (Dominican Republic)

Public: For all audiences
Starters: Free activity. Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Teatros del Canal | Black Room

Sunday, October 8, 18:30 p.m. / Tuesday, October 10, 20:00 p.m.
JUANA GUARDERAS WITH "LA VENADITA, A POEM TO MEMORY" - (Ecuadorian)

Synopsis: The Venadita La Venadita tells the life of an old healer. An angel pays her a visit and she asks for some more time to pass on her legacy and her power to her granddaughter. Meanwhile, she grinds corn and shares her wisdom about the spirits of nature. A call to preserve our roots.

Starters: www.entradas.teatroscanal.com

Wednesday, October 11, 19:00 p.m.
ANDREA EVANGELINA - (Dominican Republic)

Synopsis: The life of Dr. Andrea Evangelina Rodríguez Perozo (1879-1947) is a story of improvement. From a humble and marginal childhood, she became the first doctor in the Dominican Republic, but her commitment to health and sexual education led her to face persecution, torture, and personal tragedy.

Starters: www.entradas.teatroscanal.com

Madrid
Teatros del Canal | Crystal Room

Wednesday, October 11, 21:00 p.m.
JUAN MOTOS FARINA - (Spain)

Synopsis: Juan Farina, young promise of flamenco, carries in his blood the legacy of his artistic family. Inspired by his uncle, Diego el Cigala, he seeks to maintain the prestige of his family name. At 27 years old, he has shared the stage with Farruquito, Israel Fernández and the Rolling Stones in Spain. His cousin Israel Jiménez accompanies him on guitar.

Starters: www.entradas.teatroscanal.com

Thursday, October 12, 21:00 p.m.
RODRIGO SOSA - (Argentina / Cuba)

Synopsis: Rodrigo Sosa, quenista and composer from Argentina, stands out for his elegant mastery of space and his project The Kenistics. Using the quena as a musical identity, he creates soundscapes that reinterpret Latin American folklore with a contemporary and aesthetic approach.

Starters: www.entradas.teatroscanal.com

Saturday, October 14, 21:00 p.m.
XIOMARA FORTUNA - (Dominican Republic)

Synopsis: Xiomara Fortuna fuses elements of Caribbean and African music with genres such as Jazz, Rock, Pop, Reggae, and more. He has fronted bands such as Kaliumbé and SinHora, performing at global festivals and significant events. His compositions explore cultural diversity and human consciousness.

Starters: www.entradas.teatroscanal.com

Madrid
Teatros del Canal | Green Room

Wednesday, October 11, 19:45 p.m. / Thursday, October 12, 19:45 p.m.
LOS COLOCHOS - Queen

Synopsis: Queen, a reinterpretation of The Lear King by Shakespeare, tells the story of an old woman who seeks to distribute her inheritance among her daughters. The work explores intimacy, madness and exposure, blurring the line between actress and character in a montage full of absurdity.

Starters: www.entradas.teatroscanal.com

Friday, October 13, 19:45 p.m.
SUSANA BACA - (Peru)

Synopsis: Susana Baca was born in Lima, Peru, in 1944. She began her career working with Chabuca Granda and won awards at various festivals in 1973. In the 2000s, she released several albums with Luaka Bop. Currently, she directs the Hidden Memory Cultural Center in Lima.

Starters: www.entradas.teatroscanal.com

Saturday, October 14, 19:45 p.m. / Sunday, October 15, 18:00 p.m.
THE RE-SENTIDA - The possibility of tenderness - (Chili)

Synopsis: In the play we follow a group of seven young Chileans who challenge cultural expectations of male aggressiveness. Through the practice of tenderness, they explore their own masculinity, overcoming the fear of rejection and opening themselves to showing affection and asking deep questions about the nature of tenderness and its barriers.

Starters: www.entradas.teatroscanal.com

Madrid
Abbey Theater

Tuesday, October 10, 19:00 p.m.
PATRICIA GONZÁLEZ - (Ecuadorian)

Synopsis: Patricia González, accompanied by outstanding musicians such as Pepe Rivero, Javier Colina, Josemi Carmona and special guest Inor Sotolongo, will captivate us with iconic boleros, creating an emotional journey full of melancholy and love.

Starters: www.teatroabadia.com

Wednesday, October 11, 19:00 p.m. / Thursday, October 12, 19:00 p.m.
LUIS DE TAVIRA - The Last Krapp Tape - (Mexico)

Synopsis: In Krapp's Last Tape, an adaptation of the play by Samuel Beckett, an older man, Krapp, records his diary on a tape recorder while celebrating his 69th birthday. He relives memories of his youth, adulthood and old age by listening to a recording of him when he was 39 years old.

Starters: www.teatroabadia.com

Madrid
Garden of the Theater of the Abbey

October 12, at 13.00:XNUMX p.m.
LINDA MIRABAL, NELSON TOLEDO AND CLARA ZAYAS - (Cuban)

Synopsis: The Cuban artists Linda Mirabal, Nelson Toledo and Clara Zayas, take a tour of the sound universe of the vocal creation of the composer Ernesto Lecuona, as a tribute on the 60th anniversary of his death.

Starters: Free activity. Advance reservation on the website is essential www.teatroabadia.com

Madrid
Paco Rabal Cultural Center

Tuesday, October 10, 20:00 p.m.
WITHOUT SHOES THERE IS NO PARADISE - (Dominican Republic)

Synopsis: Toño and Paco are two roommates in financial trouble. Toño, with a good heart, wants to find the right shoes to look for a job. Paco, insensitive, has good shoes, but he wants to convince Toño to commit an assault. A duel for the path forward.

Thursday, October 12, 20:00 p.m.
THE GRANDMOTHER OF THE SCORPIO - (Dominican Republic)

Synopsis: The work focuses on Quisay's fight to restore the Republic after its annexation to the kingdom of Spain. The plot takes place in Marabunta, where Lieutenant José Juan Trecetortillos meets Silveria, a woman who has suffered various circumstances. Through her experiences, the seed of a monster is born that will change the destiny of the island.

The work is based on the novel "The Cradle of the Scorpion" by Priscilla Velázquez Rivera.

San Lorenzo de El Escorial
Royal Coliseum Carlos III

Saturday, October 7, 19:00 p.m.
ANDREA EVANGELINA - (Dominican Republic)

Synopsis: The life of Dr. Andrea Evangelina Rodríguez Perozo (1879-1947) is a story of improvement. From a humble and marginal childhood, she became the first doctor in the Dominican Republic, but her commitment to health and sexual education led her to face persecution, torture, and personal tragedy.

Saturday, October 14, 19:00 p.m.
JOSE MANUEL SOTO - (Spain)

www.comunidad.madrid

Madrid
Mexico House

Saturday, October 14, 19:00 p.m.
HE WANTS TO SING HIS JOY. A STORY OF MARIACHIS

Synopsis: In a mysterious cabaret, a mariachi drunk with nostalgia does not sing, dance or speak, oblivious to expectations, on his wooden horse.

Learn more: www.casademexico.es

Madrid
Lope de Vega House Museum

Friday, October 6, 19:00 p.m.
SPEECH BY SERGIO RAMÍREZ - (Nicaragua)

Synopsis: Sergio Ramírez, born in Nicaragua in 1942, lives in Madrid in exile due to the Ortega dictatorship. He is an outstanding author who has won multiple awards, including the Miguel de Cervantes Prize in 2017. His work transcends borders with translations into more than fifteen languages.

Madrid
Athenaeum of Madrid

Monday, October 9, 19:00 p.m.
ROUND TABLE: "THE MOST TRANSCENDENT JOURNEY IN THE HISTORY OF HUMANITY"

Synopsis:Round table of writers-historians: "The most transcendental journey in the history of humanity", with José Calvo Poyato, Juan Eslava Galan, Augusto Ferrer Dalmau and Antonio Pérez Henares "Chani", as coordinator.

Tickets: Free access until full capacity
Learn more: www.ateneodemadrid.com

Between October 4 and 7
SUMA FLAMENCA FESTIVAL

Cycle of the Ateneo de Madrid "Crisol Flamenco". A round table will be held around flamenco women and different presentations and performances will take place between October 4 and 7:

October 4 at 19:30 a.m.

ROUND TABLE "WOMEN IN FLAMENCO ART"

Moderator: Pedro Calvo, journalist and writer. With José Luis Ortiz Nuevo, La Tremendita, Patricia Guerrero and Antonia Jiménez

Tickets: Free access until full capacity

October 4 at 20:30 a.m.

GEMA CABALLERO CONCERT WITH JAVIER CONDE, GUITARIST

Tickets: Free access until full capacity

PRESENTATIONS & SINGING, PLAYING AND DANCE

Presentation Pastora Pavón "La cantaora" by José Luis Ortiz Nuevo
October 5 at 20:00 a.m.

Performance by Salomé Pavón, singer, with Juan Vargas, guitarist
October 5 at 20:40 a.m.

Presentation "Women and the flamenco guitar" by Faustino Núñez
October 6 at 20:00 a.m.

Performance by Antonia Jiménez, guitar in concert, with Kike Terrón, percussion
October 6 at 20:00 a.m.

Presentation From "La Argentina" to Carmen Amaya, passing through "La Argentinita", by José Manuel Gamboa
October 7 at 20:00 a.m.

Performance by Estela Alonso, dancer
October 7, at 20:40 p.m.

Tickets: Free access until full capacity
Learn more: www.madrid.org

Madrid
Mexico House

Monday, October 9, 19:30 p.m.
READING OF POEMS BY REINIEL PÉREZ VENTURA (LOEWE PRIZE 2022), IN CONVERSATION WITH GIOCONDA BELLI

The winner of the thirty-fifth edition of the LOEWE Poetry Prize, Reiniel Pérez Ventura, will read a selection of poems from the collection of poems Las syllables y el cuerpo, in a conversation with Gioconda Belli.

Starters: Free entrance. Free access until full capacity
Learn more: www.casademexico.es

Wednesday, October 11, 19:00 p.m.
"MY MUSICAL LIFE" BY CARLOS PRIETO

Presentation of the book "My musical life" by Carlos Prieto.

Tickets: Free access until full capacity
Learn more: www.casademexico.es

Madrid
Regional Library

Tuesday October 10
DISCUSSION FORUM: "A LOADED SUITCASE"

"The American downturn and its effect on a new Madrid". 18:30 a.m.
"A common cultural and emotional dialogue". 19:30 a.m.

Synopsis: Intellectuals and artists leave their plots behind, as a century ago with totalitarianism, for political, economic, artistic or conscience reasons: They leave behind their cradle and their traumas. They bring us their talent. Tribute to a pleiad that is changing the face, the rhythm and the spirit of Madrid.

Tickets: Free access until full capacity
Learn more: www.comunidad.madrid

Madrid
Antonio Machado Bookstore (Las Salesas)

Monday, October 9, 19:00 p.m.
MEETING OF DOMINICAN WOMEN WRITERS

"Women in Dominican literature" with Rosa Silverio and Marielys Duluc

Starters: Free access until full capacity

Madrid
Antonio Machado Bookstore (Circle of Fine Arts)

Tuesday, October 10, 19:00 p.m.
MEETING OF DOMINICAN WRITERS

"The new Dominican literature in Spain" with Daniel Tejada and Virginia Read Escobal

Starters: Free access until full capacity