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World premiere by the Antonio Najarro Company on 19th February 2011 at the Teatro Mira in Pozuelo de Alarcón (Spain). Premiered by the Ballet Nacional de España on 22nd March 2012 at the Teatro de la Zarzuela in Madrid (Spain).
In Suite Sevilla, Antonio Najarro brings a new choreography through Spanish Classical Dance blended with music and dance avantgarde trends, in a language that typically rules his personal creative style. Rafael Riqueni’s score depicts aromas, traditions, longing, and nostalgia. Flamenco guitars meet with other flamenco instruments to describe Andalusian landscapes. It was conceived from longing and nostalgia as it was composed in Madrid.
Suite Sevilla choreography won the Best Dance Show of the Season Award in 2012 at the XXI Premios Teatro De Rojas de Toledo, which is granted by the audience.
Original concept and choreography: Antonio Najarro
Music: Rafael Riqueni (original)
Miguel Rivera: Esperanza (original)
Diego Losada (original)
Costume design: Antonio Najarro
Set design: Felipe Ramos
Libretto: Antonio Najarro (original)
Lighting: Felipe Ramos
Musical performance:
Guitarists: Enrique Bermúdez, Jonathan Bermúdez and Diego Losada
Percussion: Roberto Vozmediano and Enrique Terrón (guest percussionists)
Flamenco singers: Momi de Cádiz and Sebastián Cruz (guest flamenco singer)
Guest flamenco singer: Argentina
Stage direction: Antonio Najarro
Orchestral Music Director: Arturo Tamayo
Assistant Orchestral Music Director: José Antonio Montaño
Music Director and musical arrangements for the flamenco musicians: Omar Acosta
Orquesta Escuela de la Orquesta Sinfónica de Madrid
Orchestral arrangements: Arturo Tamayo, Omar Acosta
Texts: Gerardo Diego
Sound design: Javier Álvarez
Visual design: César San Bruno
Assistant Costume Designer: José Antonio Arroyo
Women’s costume production: Pipa y Milagros “En Escena”
Men’s costume production: González
Bullfighter’s jacket and cape: Maestra Naty
Fabric dyeing: María Calderón
Footwear: Gallardo
Guest artist: Francisco Velasco
Ballet in one act and nine scenes:
Feria
Calle del Infierno
La Alfalfa
Esperanza (music by Miguel Rivera)
Maestranza
Puerto de Triana
Bailaor
Paseo de ensueño
Júbilo