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Featured
Show + Mujeres
Yerba
Buena Center for the Arts, SF
Presents
Yaelisa y Caminos Flamencos
MUJERES
November
7 and 8, 2003 - 8:00pm
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco
“Her
[Yaelisa’s] interplay with the accompanists proved especially
exciting, and the immediacy of her dancing reflected contemporary
flamenco priorities with great assurance.” - Lewis Segal, LOS
ANGELES TIMES
“McGuire’s
jazz-tinged technique and technical mastery found a satisfying
showcase in his Act 2 solo.”- Lewis Segal, LOS ANGELES TIMES
Yaelisa
& Caminos Flamencos Fall 2003 Home Season “Mujeres”
with guest artists from Spain
Yaelisa,
artistic director/dancer
Jason McGuire "El Rubio," musical director/guitarist
Manuel de la Malena, singer
Antonio de Jerez, singer
Roberto Zamora, singer
Ben Woods, percussionist
Dancers
Juliana Drechsel - Melissa Cruz
Christina Hall - Fanny Ara
After
their critically successful presentations of “Distancias”
at the New World Flamenco Festival at the Irvine Barclay Theater
followed by “Ay! Flamenco!” at the John Anson Ford Amphitheater
in Los Angeles, artistic directors Yaelisa and Jason McGuire “El
Rubio” , in their second 2003 presentation at the Yerba Buena
Center for the Arts, have created an evening of improvised and traditional
flamenco entitled “Mujeres.”
Tickets
Purchase tickets on-line at:
yerbabuenaarts.org
or call: 415.978.ARTS (2787)
YAELISA
& CAMINOS FLAMENCOS
caminosflamencos.com
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INTERNET VIDEO BROADCAST from Flamenco-World.com 20th November 12:00
A.M (spanish time) USA Pacific Time Nov 19th 4pm
Flamenco-world.com cranks up the internationalization of 'jondo'
art another notch with a pioneer project: the first international
online broadcast of a flamenco show. Without going to the box office,
without traveling and without any cost, thousands of people anywhere
on the globe will be able to simultaneously watch the premiere of
'Inmigración', the flamenco show of social denunciation supposing
the début of the Ángeles Gabaldón Company.
http://www.flamenco-world.com/
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Looking for a Flamenco Class? Search the Artists
page, or subscribe to SF
Flamenco eMagazine to receive a free list of teachers
and their classes.
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Announcing! Carola Zertuche's new website! carolazertuche.com
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DUENDE IN THEATER, A GUIDE IN THE SPIRIT WORLD:
"Lorca
in a Green Dress" by Pulitzer-Prize winner Nilo
Cruz perfectly utilizes flamenco as a character in theater.
La Conja with dancing and deep
song, performed not only a main character in the play, but also
provided spirit for the play itself. Cruz's play directed by Penny
Metropulos recently having it's world premiere at Ashland Oregon's
Shakespeare Festival theater, follows Frederico Garcia Lorca into
the afterlife.With La
Conja dancing, singing, Grant
Ruiz guitar and bastón, El Duende is a guide for
Lorca in the afterlife. It resonates from Lorca's spirit to Nilo
Cruz's play writing pen, to the amazing flamenco - heel work pounded
directly to the audience through the theater stage.
Contact:
Grant Ruiz, in Oregon at grantruiz@opendoor.com
and web
bio, and La Conja in NYC at laconja@aol.com
and laconja.com
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The Gypsy siguiriya begins with a terrible cry, a cry that divides
the landscape into two ideal hemispheres. Then the voice pauses
to make room for a silence that is both amazing and measured, a
silence in which the face of the turning lily glows, the lily that
has left its voice in the heavens. Next, the undulating and never-ending
melody begins as it does in Bach, though in a different sense. The
infinite melody of Bach is round: the phrase could repeat itself
forever in a circular manner; but the melody of the siguiriya disappears
into the horizontal; it escapes through our fingers and we see it
off in the distance like a perfect point of common hope and passion
- where the soul can never arrive. - Federico Garcia Lorca
Read
Lorca's collections of poems and essays: "In Search of Duende",
"Gypsy Ballads", "Poems of the Deep Song".
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Flamenco
World News: Flamenco Arts Festival in Santa Barbara,
Cristina Hoyos heads the bill at the fourth California Flamenco
Arts Festival. The film section pays homage to Carmen Amaya and
Carlos Saura .
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UPCOMING
SHOWS
Click
on the show for calendar with full details. Check show information
with venue.
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November 2 "Antología" World Premiere performance
by Grupo Andanza, Julia Morgan Center for the Arts, 8pm
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November 2 THE FLAMENCO ROOM AT THIRSTYBEAR Dancers: Juliana Dreschel
& Melissa Cruz, Singer: El Moreno, Guitarist: Roberto Aguilar
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November 4 Flamenco guitarist Carlos Nagin performs from 7-9:30pm
at Ramblas Tapas Bar. No cover.
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November 5 Flamenco Jazz Chano Domínguez with special guest
Jerry Gonzalez, Palace of Fine Arts Theatre
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Nov 6 7th International Latino Film Festival Opening Night Film
and Party "Flamenco y Ole" on the patio and featuring
La Miri y AZAFRAN Flamenco before the film
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Nov 7 7th International Latino Film Festival and New World Flamenco
Festival, Caminos Flamencos, Artistic Director: Yaelisa present
Queen of the Gypsies: A Portrait of Carmen Amaya
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November 7, 8, Yaelisa & Caminos Flamencos 8:00pm – Yerba
Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco Yaelisa & Caminos Flamencos
Fall 2003 Home Season “Mujeres”
with guest artists from Spain
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November 9 THE FLAMENCO ROOM AT THIRSTYBEAR Dancers: Juliana Dreschel
& Melissa Cruz, Guitarist: Bill Burgess ("El Espigote"),
Singer: Patricia Velasquez
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November 11 Flamenco guitarist Carlos Nagin performs from 7-9:30pm
at Ramblas Tapas Bar. No cover.
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November 11 " FLAMENCO JUERGA" Featuring Carolina Lugo's
Brisas de Espana Flamenco Dance Company presented by M.P. Associates
Dancers: Carolina Lugo, Juan del Valle & Maria Rodriguez Singer:
Roberto Zamora Guitarist: Roberto Aguilar Percussionist:
Nico Place: Double Tree Hotel @ 2050 Gateway Place, San Jose, CA
Show Time: 7:30 PM
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Nov 12 International Latino Film Festival presents Out of the Shadow/Sangre
Torera6:00 pm Yerba Buena Center
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November 15 Yaelisa & Caminos Flamencos Café de la Paz,
Berkeley Two seatings/shows at 7:30pm and 10:00pm Roberto Zamora,
Jason McGuire “El Rubio,” Yaelisa, Juliana Drechsel, Fanny
Ara
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Nov 16 7th International Latino Film Festival presents Francisco
Sanchez- Paco de Lucía
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November 16 THE FLAMENCO ROOM AT THIRSTYBEAR Dancers: Juliana Dreschel
& Cristina Hall, Guitarist: Bill Burgess ("El Espigote"),
Singer: Patricia Velasquez
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November 18 Flamenco guitarist Carlos Nagin performs from 7-9:30pm
at Ramblas Tapas Bar No cover.
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INTERNET VIDEO BROADCAST from Flamenco-World.com 20th November 12:00
A.M (spanish time) USA Pacific Time Nov 19th 4pm
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November
21 MARK TAYLOR IN CONCERT 8:00 p.m., Flamenco Guitar in Santa Rosa,
Newman Auditorium, Santa Rosa Junior College
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November 22 Yaelisa & Caminos Flamencos Tapa the World, Sacramento
11:00pm and 12:00am Guest Dancer, Monica
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November 23 THE FLAMENCO ROOM AT THIRSTYBEAR Dancers: Melissa Cruz
and Danica Sena ("La Mora"), Guitarist: Roberto Aguilar,
Singer: Patricia Velasquez
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November 25 Flamenco guitarist Carlos Nagin performs from 7-9:30pm
at Ramblas Tapas Bar No cover.
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November
28-29-30 Cowell Theatre at Fort Mason, San francisco Diseñoswith
Pastora Galvan, La Fibi Nemesio Paredes Fri & Sat 8:00 PM Shows
Sun 2:00 PM matinee
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November 30 THE FLAMENCO ROOM AT THIRSTYBEAR Dancers: Danica Sena
("La Mora") and Melissa Cruz, Guitarist: Bill Burgess
("El Espigote'), Singer: Patricia Velasquez
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November 30 Yaelisa & Caminos FlamencosMontero’s, 1106
Solano Avenue, Berkeley Two seatings/shows at 7:30 and 9:00pm. Call
524-1270 for reservations. Roberto Zamora, Jason McGuire “El
Rubio” Yaelisa, Juliana Drechsel and Christina Hall
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December
13 El Color Del Flamenco Saturday 8:00pm Cowell Theater Fort Mason
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December
14 ZEBULON’S LOUNGE: LA FIBI FLAMENO presents FLAMENCO! LIVE!
5 pm, Petaluma Artists: Carola Zertuche, La Fibi, Jaime del Rio,
and David Guttierez, $ 15
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December
20 LA FIBI FLAMENCO presents FLAMENCO! LIVE!, Luther Burbank Center
For The Arts MERLO THEATRE
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YEAR’S EVE! ZANGRIA LA FIBI FLAMENCO
presents:
FLAMENCO! LIVE! Fine Spanish and Portuguese Cuisine, Flamenco Dinner
Shows and more! Petaluma
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January 24 and 25, 2004 Paco De Lucia,
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Jan 30, 2004 Paco Pena Misa Flamenca with the Stanford Chamber Chorale,
Stephen M. Sano, director, Stanford
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Feb 11, 2004 Gypsy Spirit, Journey of the Roma
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Feb 28 and 29, 2004 EVA YERBABUENA AND BALLET FLAMENCO
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7th
International Latino Film Festival
7th
International Latino Film Festival Presents:
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Queen of the Gypsies: A Portrait of Carmen Amaya,; Co-presented
with New World Flamenco Festival, Caminos Flamencos,
Artistic Director: Yaelisa; Nov 7
+ Out of the Shadow/Sangre Torera, Nov 12
+ Francisco Sanchez- Paco de Lucía, Nov 16
THE
FESTIVAL RUNS IN NOVEMBER 6-16 with films from Spain. Opening Night
Malaga in San Francisco followed by party FLAMENCO Y OLE,
with
La Miri y AZAFRAN Flamenco featuring La Miri, Roberto Zamora and
Seti Cervantes.
OPENING
NIGHT
The Opening night film at the Castro Theater is the U.S. Premiere
SIN VERGUENZA No Shame- Spain- by Joaquin Oristrell, the awarded
film from Malaga Film Festival and therefore Opening Night has been
named “MALAGA IN SAN FRANCISCO.” The invited guest for
Opening night are the directors of the Festival de Malaga. Opening
Night Film and Party includes “Flamenco y Olé”
on the patio and before the film La Miri y AZAFRAN Flamenco featuring
La Miri, Roberto Zamora and Seti Cervantes. Tickets are $65 or $50
for advance purchases for the screening and reception offered by
the Consulate General of Spain in SF at the El Patio Español.
The film only is $15 for the general public and $12 for advance
purchases.
Visit
their website: latinofilmfestival.org
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