Hispanic Heritage Celebration - Matinee

Guided by a storyteller, this captivating performance draws the audience into the vibrant world of flamenco, uncovering its roots in Spain and the Latin American influences that have shaped its evolution. Through dynamic dance, evocative music, and engaging narration, the show highlights flamenco’s ability to transcend borders, reflecting the interconnectedness of cultures and the exchange of artistic traditions. Audiences are invited to experience the rhythm, passion, and emotion of flamenco while reflecting on its complex histories and shared cultural threads that continue to inspire and resonate today.

Featuring:

Ania La Candela - Dance

Teodora (Teddy) Stoyanova - Flute

Ricardito Sánchez - Guitar

Tony Castillo - Piano

Dave Holland - Storytelling, Drums & Percussion

Juan Solas Machado - Cajón

*All ticket sales are final and non-refundable at any time. La Candela Flamenco reserves the right to change the artist roster at any time without notice.

What is flamenco?

Flamenco, originating from Spain's Andalusian region, is a mesmerizing art form celebrated for its captivating dance, music, and song. The dance, or "baile," is a spellbinding display of rhythmic footwork, precise movements, and emotive gestures, all performed with a raw intensity that speaks to the depths of human emotion. Dancers, adorned in vibrant, ruffled costumes, command the stage with their graceful yet powerful expressions, interpreting the music's nuances with every step. From intricate, percussive footwork to dramatic poses, flamenco dance is a breathtaking fusion of passion, tradition, and self-expression, captivating audiences with its unparalleled beauty and raw authenticity.

Gambrell Parking Deck (Free)

1705 Lowergate Drive

Atlanta, GA 30322

Lowergate East Parking Deck (Not free)

1717 Lowergate Drive

Atlanta, GA 30322

Walking Directions Performing Arts Studio

Exit Lowergate East Parking Deck using the exit or stairwell nearest the North Decatur Building (eastern end of the parking deck on the same side as the entrance). Walk around the right side of the North Decatur Building to North Decatur Road. Go east (left) on North Decatur to Burlington Road. Cross Burlington and continue straight to the Performing Arts Studio (a brick building once used as a church) at 1804 North Decatur Road on the left.

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If you require a disability-related accommodation to participate in this event, please contact the Emory Office of Equity and Inclusion at (404) 727-9867 to arrange services. Early requests are strongly encouraged to allow sufficient time to meet your access needs.

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