A new generation of flamenco most legendary families will take New York

In this twenty edition of Flamenco Festival we will receive, for the first time in New York, a group of young artists, heirs of the tradition, that preserve their roots as they move along their own paths. This is the case of three young values ​​that are part of the 'Flamenco Eñe' sessions (with the collaboration of the SGAE Foundation): Singer Rancapino Chico, who belongs to a long flamenco dynasty that goes back several generations, will present For my love of art; guitarist José del Tomate, youngest of the Festival panel in 2020, son of the legendary Tomatito, who presents his first album, Plaza Vieja; Kiki Morente, son of Enrique Morente and trained on stage accompanying his sister Estrella for years, will offer a recital inspired by his debut album, Albayzín. Rosario Guerrero La Tremendita, great-granddaughter of Enriqueta La Pescaera, niece of La Gandinga de Triana and daughter of José El Tremendo, also step on the New York stages for the first time. Rosario, singer and bass player, is able to mix flamenco, jazz, electronics, rock, rap or even punk with freshness in her Delirium Tremens. On the other hand, María Terremoto, a descendant of the Jerez saga of great artists of cante, who owns a style full of integrity and sobriety, repeats in the capital of the US East Coast alone. In addition to offering a recital at the Instituto Cervantes, María Terremoto will be the main voice in the Andalusian Gala of this edition, directed by the dancer and choreographer Manuel Liñán.