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Reflejos Flamencos (Flamenco Reflections) celebrates the fundamental emotions that connect us while honoring the individual human spirit inherent in flamenco. A new work by José Maldonado, heralded for his “bursts of brilliance and uncommon invention,” Reflejos Flamencos includes traditional solos highlighting the dancer’s virtuosic technique and nuanced improvisation, offering a transformative experience of dance and live music.

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PROGRAM LATIDO Choreography: José Maldonado Music Composition: Gaspar Rodriguez Dancers & Musicians: The Company What is LATIDO? In the concept of our art, it is the rhythm at which our heart beats giving life to our inner self. But, what gives life to our soul? To find the answer, we must go in search of what motivates us to dance, compels us to move, and manifests our most primitive “I.” LATIDO pays homage to the authentic, to that which never dies. It is an ode to the sounds that made us tremble yesterday, today and will forever; An ode to the flavor of the Spanish and flamenco dance we inherited from our generations past and which constitute the vision and spoken language of today’s artists; A journey into our inner self to find the engine which enlivens our instincts to transform them into dance. SEGUIRYIA Seeking the rhythm that gives life to instincts and transforms movement into art. ONDURA Dancer/Choreography: Lorena Franco Confronting pain and fear while searching for the light in darkness. PODER Showcasing the elegance of pure lines and the simplicity of movement and rhythm. RAIZ Honoring the folklore of our antecedents, the tradition that unites us and gives us strength. INSPIRACION Musical Adaption: Gaspar Rodriguez A testimonial to composers Manuel de Falla, Isaac Albeniz, Joaquin Rodrigo, who gave us sounds to dance by and today gives us a new vision to create. SEDUCCION Dancer/Choreographer: Isaac Tovar Highlighting the intensity of the dance and revealing a world of contrasts.

/ INTERMISSION / SOLEARES Dancer/Choreographer: Fanny Ara The soleares is one of the most serious and most jondo (deep) palos in flamenco. The name soleares is derived from “soledad,” which means loneliness or solitude and its lyrics often convey themes of romantic tragedy and desolation. MUSICA FLAMENCA Composer: Gaspar Rodríguez Musicians: The Company TIENTOS Dancers & Musicians: The Company Choreography: Antonio Hidalgo This 4/4 rhythm dance is majestic and sensual. The movements are often slow and wiry, giving the dancers space to express emotions easily. ALEGRIAS Dancer/Choreographer: Emilio Ochando The Alegrías were originated in the seaport of Cádiz. The word Alegrías means joy or happiness, and the songs are light and carefree in spirit. They can express great intensity of feeling yet the mood is optimistic and high-spirited. FIN DE FIESTA/BULERÍAS The Company The name Bulerías comes from burlar or to make fun. The flamenco party ends por Bulerías, a “jam session” in which everyone takes their turn to “show their stuff.” The baile por Bulerías (bulerías dance) is one of the most vivacious and difficult dances, and requires a great deal of gracia (grace) and sense of rhythm. All pieces are accompanied by Flamenco Vivo’s musicians: Gaspar Rodríguez, Daniel Jurado, Francisco Orozco “Yiyi” and Trini de la Isla. Program subject to change

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WHO’S WHO IN THE COMPANY CARLOTA SANTANA (Founder and Artistic Director) Hailed as “The Keeper of Flamenco” by Dance Magazine and honored by the King and Government of Spain with La Cruz de la Orden al Mérito Civil for “all the years of passion, excellence and dedication to the flamenco art,” Carlota Santana is an internationally-renowned flamenco and Spanish dance artist and educator. In 1983, she co-founded Flamenco Vivo with Roberto Lorca; following his death from AIDS in 1987, she was determined to continue their work. In the decades since, she has led Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana’s growth as one of this country’s most successful flamenco companies, with a mission to promote flamenco as a living art form and a vital part of Hispanic heritage. Under Santana’s artistic direction, Flamenco Vivo has premiered more than 20 original works, offering commissions to numerous flamenco artists from Spain and the United States; creations include Bailes de Ida y Vuelta, depicting flamenco’s journey through Latin America; Mano a Mano, a tribute to the bullfighter Manolete; and the contemporary flamenco story-ballet Federico, a celebration of the life of Federico García Lorca. Ms. Santana created the company’s innovative arts-in-education program, integrating Spanish dance and culture with academic curricula, and has pioneered bilingual education initiatives targeted to immigrant populations, as well as other programs addressing the special needs of disabled youth. Beyond the company’s on-going work, she has also been the driving force behind a series of unique special projects, including two flamenco symposia produced in collaboration with Duke University’s Dance Department (2012 and 2015), and the “100 Years of Flamenco in New York” exhibit mounted in partnership with The New York Public Library

for the Performing Arts. The first-ever curated museum show on flamenco in the U.S., “100 Years” ran for five months (March-August 2013) in The Vincent Astor Gallery at Lincoln Center; in his review, New York Times chief dance critic Alastair Macaulay praised the “vitality and pride” of the show, noting: “This vivid collection enriches our ideas of both this genre and this city.” Ms. Santana is on the faculty of Duke University, and has taught at Long Island and New York Universities. ISAAC TOVAR (Dancer) is a former soloist of the Ballet Nacional de España, Nuevo Ballet Español, Compañía Antonio “El Pipa”, Compañía Andaluza de Danza, among many other premier national and international companies including Flamenco en route (Switzerland) and Flamenco Vivo (NYC). Isaac performed as a semifinalist in the LIX Festival International del Cante de las Minas. He is the recipient of the 1st prizes at the renowned Concurso Nacional de la Perla de Cádiz, the IV Concurso Internacional de Danza in Almería, and the XXVII Concurso Nacional de Ubrique, as well as the 2nd prize for Solo Choreography in the XXV Certamen de Coreografía de Danza Española y Flamenco in Madrid. In 2018 Tovar debuted his first solo production “Añejo” at the Centro Cultural de la Villa in his hometown Seville. In 2019 his production “Generaciones” premiered at the prestigious Teatro Real in Madrid. Throughout his career he has danced in important theaters around the world, including: Place des Arts in Montreal, Teatro de la Zarzuela in Madrid, Teatro de la Maestranza in Sevilla, Teatro Villamarta in Jerez, Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg, Palace of Music in Moscow, Chaillot Theatre in Paris, Sadler’s Wells of London, Bunkamura Theatre in Tokyo, International Theater in Taipei, Peking Opera House, and the Joyce Theater in New York City.

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WHO’S WHO IN THE COMPANY EMILIO OCHANDO (Dancer) was born in Valencia and began his training at the age of nine. At 12 he collaborated with the National Ballet of Spain and at 16 moved to Madrid continuing his training and finishing his studies at the The Royal Professional Conservatory of Madrid “Mariemma.” He has performed with the Companies of Domingo Ortega, Inma Ortega, Malucos Danza, Nuevo Ballet Español (Rojas and Rodríguez), and Aida Gómez and performed in various tablaos, nationally and internationally. In 2013 he created his own Company and produced works such as: 3DEUNO and SIROCO. He has choreographed for the Rafael Aguilar Company and for the production of “Oh Cuba” in Granada at the Generalife. He choreographed Romeo and Juliet for the EBB Company, and “Sin Duda.” for the latest production of the Royal Professional Conservatory “Marienma.” He performs workshops and masterclasses traveling to the United States, Canada, London, and Europe. During his career he has received many awards: 1st prize in the international contest of Spanish dance and flamenco city of Almeria. First prize Talentmadrid 2016 and First prize in the Certamen de Baile Español y Flamenco in Madrid in 2016. In 2018, he was a candidate for the 2018 MAX awards for a best male performance and a best new show for SIROCO. Presently he is performing as guest artist and touring with his latest 3DEUNO and SIROCO shows. He has performed in festivals such as the Jerez Festival, Suzanne Dellal Festival, and Flamenco Madrid Festival, among others. FANNY ARA (Dancer) is an internationallysought after and award-winning choreographer, performer and instructor. Her most dedicated worldwide fans especially credit her as one of

the driving forces of flamenco today; an artist excelling in the full spectrum of flamenco, from the most traditional to the avant-garde. Fanny has been an invited artist in national and international festivals and has toured extensively in Canada, Central and South America, the Middle East, Africa, and throughout Europe. She has been distinguished since 2006 with nominations from the Isadora Duncan Dance Awards in the categories of Most Outstanding Individual Dancer, Most Outstanding Music, Ensemble, and Individual Performance for her project, Juncal Street, and Best Ensemble for her work with the San Francisco Opera in La Traviata. New York’s Vilcek Foundation also awarded Fanny a prestigious finalist prize for “Creative Promise in Dance” in 2012. Fanny’s versatility in the art form of flamenco is manifested in her many artistic works. As Philip Gardner said of her performance at the Joyce Theater in New York City “My newest love is Fanny Ara...the captivating expressive qualities of Fanny’s upper body mesmerized us while her footwork.” dazzled both the eye and the ear...she soared into the upper most echelon of dance artists I have witnessed over the years.” LORENA FRANCO (Dancer) began studying dance at the age of five in her home town of Cordoba. She continued her studies there until 2005 when she received a grant to study with the well-known Maestro Granero in Seville. There she also studied with Andrés Marín, Isabel Bayón, Rocío Coral, Matilde Coral, Rubén Olmo, Antonio Canales, Rafael Campallo, Encarna López, Adela Campallo and Eva Yerbabuena, among others. She began her professional career with Eva Yerbabuena in 2006 and worked with her until 2017 as rehearsal director. She then worked with other companies such as Daniel Navarro, Javier Latorre, Andrés Peña, Álvaro Paños, among others. She has worked

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WHO’S WHO IN THE COMPANY as soloist in productions of Agustín Carbonell “el Bola” and Manuel Cuevas. She also performs frequently as soloist in tablaos such as Los Gallos in Seville, Las Tablas in Madrid, Los Tarantos and Las Ramblas in Barcelona and in Japan. ADRIAN DOMINGUEZ (Dancer) studied at the Seville Conservatory of dance from 2007 to 2011 and with Matilde Coral and Manolo Marin, the two most known maestros in Seville, and toured with the dance ensemble Mairena del Aljarafe. Adrian received the First Prize in the youth category in the XXV competition of regional dances in 2008. In 2017 he received the first Prize for Jóvenes Talento from the Cristina Heeren Foundation. He has studied with Juan Manuel Fernández Montoya (Farruquito), Manuel Betanzos, Juan de los Reyes, Alicia Márquez, Rafaela Carrasco, Rosario Montoya (La Farruca), Rafael Campallo, Antonio “El Pipa,” and Andrés Peña, among others. From 2014 to 2017, Adrian resided and performed in tablaos in Madrid such as: Casa Patas, Torres Bermejas, Villa Rosa, and La Pacheca. Presently he is living in Seville performing at tablaos such as Los Gallos, and Auditorio Álvarez Quintero, and he is a member of and has toured with the Company of Jose Antonio Ruiz. GASPAR RODRÍGUEZ (Music Director, Guitarist) was born in Estepona, Málaga, and has had an extensive career as a Flamenco guitarist and composer. His music is deeply rooted in the traditional while also embodying a modern-day sensibility in its expressive, avantgarde sound. He has won several prestigious awards including the “Sabicas Prize” and was a finalist of “La Union” in flamenco guitar. An accomplished composer of music for dance, his music has been featured in dozens of works for celebrated companies such as El Nuevo

Ballet Español under the direction of Angel Rojas, the company of Cecilia Gómez, and in the contemporary flamenco group Cañadú. As a composer, guitarist and music director, he has graced the stage at many acclaimed theaters throughout the world and collaborated on numerous discographic productions and soundtracks. Gaspar has accompanied some of the most renowned figures in the art form today such as Antonio Canales, Juan Andrés Maya, Rocío Molina, David Morales, Angel Rojas and Angel Muñoz as well as singers Rocío Marquez, Maite Maya, Antonio de Canillas, and Rocio Bazán. Gaspar performs regularly in the famed Madrid tablaos El Corral de La Morería, Tablao Villarosa, Casa Patas and Las Carboneras. He teaches workshops in technique and accompaniment throughout Europe and the Americas and currently serves as guitarist and Music Director for companies in the US, Canada and Spain. DANIEL JURADO (Guitarist) was born in Sevilla studied music in the Superior Comservatory of Seville. He has realized studies under guitarists such as Gerardo Nuñez, Miguel Angel Cortes, and Rafael Riqueni. While performing in various venues he joined the Company Cañadú in 1997 and worked with them and Ballet Español from 1998-2001. In 2002 he moved to Madrid and became an integral part of Ballet Nuevo Español creating new composition for their many works. He has worked with the Companies of: Maria Serrano, Ballet de Antonio Perujo, Antonio Rey and Maite Bajo. He won First Prize for original music for dance in the XX Certamen for Spanish Dance and Flamenco in Madrid. He has worked with the following artists as a composer and guitarist: Antonio Canales, Jesus Carmona, Karime Amaya and Carlos Rodriguez. In 2012, Daniel began working with Compañia Andaluza de Danza directed by Ruben Olmos. He has

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WHO’S WHO IN THE COMPANY created music for CD’s, most recently with the group “Makarines” and works often in tablaos such as the Corral de la Morería. FRANCISCO OROZCO “YIYI” (Percussionist, Singer) was born in Barcelona to an Andalusian family and was introduced to Flamenco rhythms at the tender age of four. Yiyi was trained by flamenco singer and father “Joselón de Jerez” in his Spanish peña named “Peña Fosforito.” Considered a child prodigy of percussion, Yiyi began his professional career at the age of twelve. By age seventeen, and one CD later, he became more involved with singing, and left Spain for Germany on a long-term contract with the company “Flamenco Rubio.” Since that time, he has performed with “Compañia Flamenca Alhama” throughout Europe and Japan; with María Benitez “Teatro Flamenco” and Domingo Ortega as well as at “Casa Patas” in Madrid; with Jose Greco II; and with world-renowned guitarist Serranito. He has also performed with Alejandro Granados, Yolanda Heredia, El Toleo, El Pelao, María Serrano, La Tania and Antonio Granjero. FRANCISCO TRINIDAD “EL TRINI DE LA ISLA” (Singer) was born in Cadiz began studying cante at a young age with Manuel Soto “Sordera de Jerez.” At age 22 he dedicated himself to becoming a professional and began singing in festivals and clubs throughout Andalucía. During this time, he received First Prize in the Tacita de Plata contest and as well as First Prize in the contest “Cameron de la Isla” de San Fernando. In 2002 he recorded his first CD with Cristina Hoyos. He then continued his professional trajectory performing in tablaos in Barcelona, Madrid and Seville. He has performed in festivals such as Festival de Nimes, Mont de Marson Potaje de Utrera and the Festival de Jerez and has toured worldwide. He has performed with Miguel Poveda in

the Bienal de Sevilla and with Rosario Toledo, Alejandro Granados, and Pastora Galvan, among others. He is the singer for the flamenco school “Manuel Betanzos” and presently works with many Companies touring and in tablaos singing for dance. JOSÉ MALDONADO (Choreographer, Guest Artist) was born in Barcelona and received his degree in Spanish Dance and Flamenco from the Professional Conservatory there. At 18 he moved to Madrid studying with María Magdalena, Paco Romero and La China, who helped form him and dedicate himself to flamenco. He became a member of different companies each with its own style from the most traditional to the most contemporary: Javier Latorre, Antonio Canales, María Pagés, Blanca Li, Guito, Rocío Molina, Rafaela Carrasco, Marco Flores, Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía, and Carlos Chamorro. Maldonado continued his development performing at various tablaos: Casa Patas, Corral de la Morería, Café de Chinitas, Villa Rosa y las Carboneras. José received first prize for best solo choreography (2013) and group choreography (2015) at the Madrid Certamen de Danza Española y Flamenco. Maldonado has worked with Guadalupe Torres and Manuel Liñan, acting as assistant director and choreographer. He produced his first full work Andrea in 2014. In 2016 he collaborated with Antonio Canales and Carmen Angulo to produce Bodegon, fusing dance, baroque music, and painting with flamenco. José also paints, and he has done title pages for performance programs and has creates designs for costumes. Maldonado is the winner of the 2019 Premio Artista Revelación at the XXIII Festival of Jerez, an award for best upand-coming artist. His last commission for Flamenco Vivo was heralded as “the rare

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WHO’S WHO IN THE COMPANY flamenco group piece that doesn’t stifle the individual spirit.” STACEY BOGGS is a New York based an award winning lighting designer and production manager whose works include 2030: The Future is Ours (Girl Be Heard), Catch Her If You Can (The Joyce Theater), The in[heir]itance Project (14th Street Y), Amp (Winner NYCIT Best Lighting Design), NYCCT’s Interstellar Cinderella, Love that Dog, and Please Bring Balloons, Theatre Three’s Miracle Worker and The Diary of Anne Frank, Oklahoma! (Fairleigh Dickinson University), Katzelmacher (Minor Latham Playhouse), Waterwell’s Marco Millions (based on lies), The|King|Operetta, #9, I Love a Piano (national tour). She has designed with choreographers Bill T. Jones, Doug Varone, Manuel Vignoulle, Robert Moses, Troy Powell, Christopher Wheeldon, and Mina Yoo. She graduated from the University of Evansville with a BS in Theater and Technology and NYU Graduate Design Program with an MFA in Lighting Design. Proud member of USA 829. CARMEN MARCON (Stage Manager) makes her home in California. She’s spent time in the UK where she’s worked with the Hidden Door Festival and bands such as Ray Blk, George Fitzgerald, Crystal Fighters, and Cigarettes After Sex. She has also worked with Underbelly for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and with companies such as Burn the Floor, Gravity and Other Myths, Ballet Boyz and Erth Visual and Physical. In the United States she’s worked with L.A. Dance Project for their new festival L.A. Dances which celebrates the dance culture in Los Angeles. SHARON ESTELA (Company Manager) is an actor, stage manager and director born in Puerto Rico. She holds a B.A. in Theatre and M.A. in Cultural Management from the University of

Puerto Rico. In Puerto Rico she has worked as production assistant for WAPA TV, Talleres SR and Cinefiesta Shortfilm Festival. She moved to Atlanta, GA in 2018. Some Puerto Rico credits include: “Water by the spoonful”, “Wit” and “Construyendo a Veronica” for Tantai Teatro PR. Some Atlanta credits: “Animal Amigos” (Center for Puppetry Arts), “Native Garden”, “A Volunteer” and “The two kids that blow shit up” (Aurora Theater), “Sin Palabras” (Latinas Who Lead). Recently Estela joins East Coast Talent Agency as an actress. In May Sharon will be directing “Anna in the Tropics” at the Atlanta Cuban Club. She loves taking Flamenco class and creating bridges between the Hispanic and American cultures. Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana 4 West 43rd Street, Suite 608 New York, NY 10036 Tel: (212) 736-4499 ♦ Web: www.flamenco-vivo. org ♦ Email: santana@flamenco-vivo.org Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana’s work is sustained through institutional support from funders including: The Booth Ferris Foundation, Con Edison, Charles Schwartz Foundation for Music, DanceNYC Advancement Fund, Daniel Rosenblatt Foundation, The Dorsey & Whitney Foundation, Durham Arts Council, Emma A. Sheafer Charitable Trust, Harkness Foundation for Dance, Howard Gilman Foundation, Mary Duke Biddle Foundation, Merrill G. and Emita E. Hastings Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts, New York City Council Member Keith Powers, New York City Council Member Ritchie Torres, New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, New York State Council on the Arts, New York State Dance Force, North Carolina Arts Council, New York City Department of Education, The Shubert Foundation

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WHO’S WHO IN THE COMPANY We’re grateful to our many “Friends of Flamenco” Marion Appel, Wayne Ayers, Victoria Baird, Joseph Barry, Dorothy Behr, Susan Bernstein, Donald Borror, Michael and Carmen Carfagna, Sixto Caro, Anita Chang, Mei Chou, Frank Cuozzo, Nadir Darrah, Mark Dearry, Michael and Barbara Dickinson, Mary Ann Donahue, Joy Dunlavey, Gale Duque, Iris Fanelli, George Filbert, Britton and Melina Fisher, Christopher and Carol Sue Fromboluti, David Gross, Christine Hahn, Deborah Harper, Peter and Donna Heffring, Leon and Anne Hoffman, Goetz Household, Claire Irving, Frederick Jaffe, Emma Jakoi, Pilar Jimenez, Paula Jonas, Arlene Kashkin, John and Cynthia Kaufmann, Thomas and Marcy Kelly, Nahede Khosrovi, Garrett Kirk, Kalli Kofinas, Philip and Margareta Kotch, Nelida Lara-Garduno, Molin Lau, Jennifer Leach, Ted and Betsy Lewin, James B. Long, Barbara Mariconda, Andrew and Ruth Markoe, Lee Maude, Richard and Prudence Meyer, William Miller, Ami Minars, Eileen Mislove, Anthony Morales, Kat and Rua Mordecai, Josh Murray, Clara Muschkin, Karen O’Neal, Sriram and Tina Padmanabhan, Gladys Padro-Soler, Barry Pearce, Raina Pelofsky, Marlene Pitkow, Bhaviksha Ranchod, Jon and Susie Roy, Ferdinand Ruiz, Abir Sabet, Luba Sawczyn, Judith Shapiro, James and Joyce Snapper, Jane Sorensen Lord, William Stern, Janeen Stevens, Deirdre Towers, Heath and Jane Tuttle, Carol Walsh, Patricia Westphal, Maurice and Shelby Williams, Richard and Barbara Wong

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