Flamenco Express 30th Anniversary Tour with Titi Flores
Flamenco Express 30th Anniversary Tour with Titi Flores at Landor Theatre, London
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About the show
Flamenco Express delivers its 30th Anniversary Tour of Britain, from the venue where it all started. The Landor. – featuring ‘sizzling soloist’ La Joaquina, guitar virtuoso Chris Clavo, the massive vocal presence of Antonio El Pola; plus the blazing electrical talent of Titi Flores.
For over thirty years, Flamenco Express has existed to do justice to this unique art form by choosing the best artists and allowing them total freedom of expression. The result is a new emotional and artistic experience every night, delivered by an astonishing range of artistry.
Titi Flores A furiously effervescent dancer of unique power, imagination and grace. A gypsy from Arcos de la Frontera, he has shared stages with artists such as Camarón de la Isla, Paco Toronjo, Aurora Vargas, Chiquetete, Turronero and Chano Lobato from the age of 15. After relocating to Madrid he worked with La Tati, Rafael Amargo, Cristóbal Reyes and Juan Andrés Maya and has recently founded his own dance company – Compañía Titi Flores.
Featuring - Titi Flores
A soloist of unique power and grace, Titi Flores has developed a style based on his extraordinary sense of rhythm. A gypsy from Arcos de la Frontera, he began his studies in Jerez de la Frontera in the dance school ‘Cristóbal el Jerezano’.
His first performances were in Jerez in the Peña de la Bulería and the Peña el Garbanz. From the age of 15 he shared the stage with artists such as Camarón de la Isla, Paco Toronjo, Aurora Vargas, Chiquetete, Turronero and Chano Lobato.
He continued studies in technique and choreography with Antonio Canales, Javier Barón, Javier Latorre and Eva la Yerbabuena and took part in the X Bienal de Danza de Sevilla where he was a semi-finalist.
After relocating to Madrid he worked with La Tati, Rafael Amargo, Cristóbal Reyes and Juan Andrés Maya and has recently founded his own dance company – Compañía Titi Flores.