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World premiere by the Ballet Nacional de España on 15th April 2021 at the Teatro de la Maestranza in Seville (Spain).
Rubén Olmo and Miguel Ángel Corbacho have created four pieces inspired by Antonio Ruiz Soler’s style, aesthetic and character. These choreographies run through the history of traditional flamenco, all the way from its origins, a progression that is reflected in both the costumes and the music. This journey through the song, dance and music of primordial flamenco passes through the flamenco palos that are often found in Antonio’s work: the zorongo, the martinete, the taranto and the caracoles. It follows the blueprint for set design that he used in his flamenco performances, but with more modern choreography.
Music:
Martinete, traditional folk melody
Zorongo, Enrique Bermúdez
Taranto, Diego Losada
Caracoles, Víctor Márquez
Lyrics: Federico García Lorca and popular verse
Set and audiovisual design: José Maldonado
Lighting: Felipe Ramos
Wardrobe: Shirt, Lopez de Santos and trousers González (Martinete); BNE wardrobe, batas de cola, Lina and male wardrobe production, González (Zorongo); Production, José Antonio Arroyo (Taranto); Batas de cola, Justo Robles ‘Salao’ (Caracoles)
Footwear: Gallardo
Martinete (cor. Miguel Ángel Corbacho)
Zorongo (cor. Miguel Ángel Corbacho)
Taranto (cor. Rubén Olmo)
Caracoles (cor. Rubén Olmo)