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Friday, 7/17/2026
at 8:00 PM



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This musical project tells the story of Spanish women writers, dancers, composers, guitarists, and singers, both in Flamenco and classical music. In their works, there are true treasures that we will bring back to life in this 90-minute concert.

After our enthusiastically received program about the life of Federico García Lorca, who fought for the rights of Spanish women with his art, this new event focuses on the art of these women themselves.

We present compositions by the Spanish mezzo-soprano and composer Pauline Viardot-García (1821–1910), who became famous throughout Europe and organized salons in Paris where composers like Chopin and Liszt performed.

Slightly later, María Rodrigo Bellido (1888–1967) wrote the first Spanish opera by a woman, which is still performed today. From the same generation comes the composer and pianist Emiliana Zubeldía (1888–1987), who published a song album with melodies based on Flamenco. We will also interpret lyrics from the legendary Cantaora Niña de los Peines, whose voice revolutionized Flamenco. These pieces will also be accompanied by Flamenco dance.

These artists created female figures with character, humor, and independence, far removed from the traditional roles of the faithful lover, the coquettish seductress, or the maid. Their Flamenco songs celebrate strength, pride, and freedom instead of suffering and submission. During the concert, we will experience how these extraordinary women of Spanish art have given a new, female face to it.

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Admission: 19:40 hours

Event data provided by: Reservix

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