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Rubén Olmo and Rosana Romero

RUBEN OLMO born in Seville in 1980, he received the Spanish Dance title and completed his training under Manolo Marín, José Galván, Manolete, Mario Maya, and El Güito. At 16 years old, he became a part of the Javier Barón Company and the same year travelled to Madrid to continue his training. He stands out as a soloist in the Company of Aída Gómez en “We are Alone”. In 1998, he danced with the Spain National Ballet.

ROSANA ROMERO born in L´Hospitalet, she studied flamenco, Spanish dance and Classical Dance with very important flamenco stars.
She´s worked with Antonio Canales (new Spanish ballet). In 1999 she created her own ballet company with two other flamenco dancers (Suroma). She´s won a large number of important flamenco awards.

Domingo Ortega and María Juncal

DOMINGO ORTEGA born in Jerez de la Frontera, he began his studies at the age of 8 and, there, also began his professional career. He has danced with a number of companies including those of Carmen Cortés, and Manuel Soler, and as a soloist for the companies of Antonio Vargas, el Güito, and Luisillo. In 1995, he formed his own company which toured all over spain and afterward, the rest of the world. He has combined his work on the stage with that of teaching.

MARIA JUNCAL is from a family where Flamenco is in the blood, The Borrulls. She studied dance with great flamencan figures such as La Tati, el Guito, Merche Esmeralda, Circo, and others. Juncal has worked in various companies, and with them she has been able to tour all over the world. She has received several awards including The Antonio Gades National Flamenco Dance Award (2004), Best Solo Choreography in the 15th Annual Spanish and Flamenco Dance Choreography Contest at Madrid’s Albeniz Theater (2006), and the Desplante Trophy at the International Festival of the Mines.

Miguel Téllez and Victoria Duende

MIGUEL TÉLLEZ began his training at 10 years old and was quickly integrated into the Albarizuela Youth Ballet. In 1995, he moved to Madrid to be a part of the José Tamayo Company, to be followed by Clara Ramona, Joaquín Grilo, “El Güito”, Carmen Cortés among others. He has performed in numerous Festivals and in the best theatres in Spain and internationally.

VICTORIA DUENDE was born in Seville where she began studying with Matilde Coral, “El Mimbre”. She has danced with numerous companies including those of Mario Maya, Carmen Cortés, El Güito, and Blanca del Rey. She is the principal dancer in “We Flamencos are like this” which is touring worldwide. She has participated in numerous television programs and some movies. She currently has her own company.

Miguel Cañas and Raquela Ortega

MIGUEL CAÑAS in addition to being a dancer, Cañas is a choreographer for various companies. He has been a part of the companies of Paco Romero, Luisillo, Rafael Aguilar, Antonio Canales, Sara Baras and others. As a choreographer, he co-founded Danzahart and Arrieritos. He has taught classes in Spain, New York, Buenos Aires, Rome and is currently a teacher at the Love of God school. He has been selected on various occasions for the Max Awards for Scene Art.

RAQUELA ORTEGA was born in Madrid where she began her dance studies at 7 years old in the school Love of God with professors including Ciro, Cristóbal Reyes, Joaquín Ruiz and others. She began her professional career in the Zambra tablao with Cristóbal Reyes, after which she began a world tour. She has worked in various companies like those of Joaquín Cortés, and Sara Baras. In addition to her performances, she has appeared on television and in movies on various occasions.

Manuel Liñán and Olga Pericet

MANUEL LIÑÁN born in Granada, he began studying with Manolete and Mario Maya and completed his training moving to Madrid. He dances as a part of the companies of Carmen Cortés, Adrián Galiá, Merche Esmeralda, and Manolete. He created the Company ESS3 Movement with Marco Flores, Olga Pericet, and Daniel Doña. Recently, he participated in the London Festival and Jerez Festival of Flamenco.

SORAYA PERICET was born in Córdoba, where she received her degree, then she moved to Seville to study with Matilde Coral, and Manolo Marín, and then to Madrid with Cristóbal Reyes and Milagros Mengíbar. She has worked in several tablaos and later formed part of the Company of Rafael Amargo. In 2003, she created the Company ESS3 with which she has put on several shows. Her most recent participation was in 2006 with the show “Chanta la Mui” in the London Flamenco Festival.

Soraya Clavijo and Rubén Olmo

SORAYA CLAVIJO was born in Jerez de la Frontera and at 19 she moved to Seville where she started her career in various tablaos while continuing her training with Eva la Yerbabuena, Javier Latorre, and Joaquín Grilo. In 2001, she had great success in the Mont de Marsan Festival and was a finalist in the Córdoba National Competition. She has toured several times with different shows, splitting her time between that and teaching.

RUBEN OLMO born in Seville in 1980, he received the Spanish Dance title and completed his training under Manolo Marín, José Galván, Manolete, Mario Maya, and El Güito. At 16 years old, he became a part of the Javier Barón Company and the same year travelled to Madrid to continue his training. He stands out as a soloist in the Company of Aída Gómez en “We are Alone”. In 1998, he danced with the Spain National Ballet.

Concha Jareño and David Romero

CONCHA JAREÑO won the title of Spanish Dance at the Spanish Dance Conservatory of Madrid, completing her training with teacher like Aida Gómez, Evla Yerbabuena, María Magdalena, and Alejandro Granados. She has toured all over Spain, Europe and America as a part of the Companies of Rafael de Córdoba, and Rafael Amargo.

DAVID ROMERO began to perform at 14 years of age in the Carmen Amaya Tablao and since then has danced on some of the most mythical stages nationally and internationally. In 2000, he became the only dancer to earn the 6 prizes of the Barcelona Youth Competition. He has danced with Joaquín Cortés, Rafael Amargo, Antonio Canales, Juan Andrés Maya, and Lola Greco among others.

BELÉN LÓPEZ made her first appearance dancing at the age of 5, and since then has not failed to be successful wherever she goes. She received her training from Javier La Torre, Cristóbal Reyes, Lucía Real, and others. In May 2004, López received the National Flamenco Award “Mario Maya.” In 2006, among many other appearances, she performed at the Festival de Jerez in the show “Los Novísimos” and also in the series “Jóvenes Flamencos”at the Spanish Theater.

RAFAEL PERAL was born in Barcelona where he completed his studies in Spanish Dance. At a very young age, he entered the Company of Antonio Canales as the number one dancer. Since his work with Antonio Canales, Peral has danced with Eva Yerbabuena, Sara Baras, “The Guito” or “Manolete,” and others. Peral’s skill has earned him invitations to participate in numerous Flamenco festivals.

MARIA JUNCAL is from a family where Flamenco is in the blood, The Borrulls. She studied dance with great flamencan figures such as La Tati, el Guito, Merche Esmeralda, Circo, and others. Juncal has worked in various companies, and with them she has been able to tour all over the world. She has received several awards including The Antonio Gades National Flamenco Dance Award (2004), Best Solo Choreography in the 15th Annual Spanish and Flamenco Dance Choreography Contest at Madrid’s Albeniz Theater (2006), and the Desplante Trophy at the International Festival of the Mines.

PABLO CERVANTES was born in Mexico City, where he began his dance training. In 1999 he moved to Spain, where he continued his training with Antonio Reyes, Paco Romero, María Magdalena, Domingo Ortega, and others. Cervantes has toured Europe, Asia, and Mexico, as a part of several companies including The Truco, Luisillo, José Triguero, and others. In addition to his career as a dancer, Cervantes is also a professor and a choreographer.

MARIA JOSÉ FRANCO began her training at the age of 5 with Angelita Gómez, Manolo Marín, Carmen Cortés, Matilde Coral, Manolete, Antonio Canales, and Mario Maya, whose company she eventually joined. She has received many awards and begun her own company. Franco´s company premiered with “Cabales,” which was succeeded by “A Contracorriente” in 2006 at the Jerez Festival of the Border. In addition to her career as a solo dancer, Franco also performs as a guest dancer with her partner Antonio el Pipa.

JOSÉ BARRIOS was born in Córdoba, where he first began to dance and participated in numerous festivals throughout Andalusia. He later moved to Sevilla and then to Madrid in order to continue his training. In addition to his career as a dancer, Barrios is a professor and teaches classes internationally. He has danced as a part of the several companies including those of “Blanca del Rey,” Rafael Amargo, Domingo Ortega, José Porcel, and more. Currently, Barrios is dancing and choreographing for the Company of María Pagés.

MARCO FLORES was born in Cadiz, where he taught himself to dance. He then moved to Seville in order to train with Javier Latorre, Antonio Canales, and Javier Barón. Marco danced in several shows and festivals. In 2001, he came to Madrid to dance with the Companies of Sara Baras and Rafael Amargo. In 2003, Flores created the Company ESS3 along with Olga Pericet, Manuel Linan, and Daniel Doña, with whom he traveled throughout Spain, the United States, Europe, and more.

OLGA PERICET, was born in Córdoba, where she obtained her degree before moving to Seville to study with Matilde Coral and Manolo Marín, and later to Madrid to study with Cristóbal Reyes, Milagros Mengíbar, and others. She worked in various tablaos and later became part of the Company of Rafael Amargo. In 2003, Pericet created the Company ESS3 along with Marco Flores, and has put on various shows. Her most recent show was in 2006 when she danced in “Chanta la Mui” at the London Flamenco Festival.

Born in Jerez de la Frontera, she began her dance career at 7 years old along with her brother, Domingo Ortega. She was awarded the Cádiz Flamenco Dance Competition Second Place Award. She is a part of several companies including Ballet Albarizuela, Miguel A. Espino, and Carmen Cortés. As a solist, she has worked with Ballet Albarizuela, the companies of Antonio Alonso, Domingo Ortega, Joaquin Ruiz, .... She has danced as the attraction and guest artist in different tablaos. Some of her performances include dancing at the Sevilla Universal Exposition, Theater Arriaga of Bilbao, Joyce Theater of New York, Theater Alcazar of Madrid, the Music Palace of Barcelona, International Day of Dance at the Theater Albéniz of Madrid, Grand Theater of Córdoba, Summer Festivals of the Villa of Madrid, Flamenco Festival of Jerez. Currently she is directing her own company, “Aroma Flamenco”, with which she has performed numerous shows. She has participated as a guest artist in concerts of José Menese, Jorge Pardo, Enrique de Melchor, and Serranito. She is also a dance instructor at the dancer center, Amor de Dios, and a guest instructor in Japan, the United States, Greece, the United Kingdom and others.

Born in Seville in 1978. He initiates his studies at the age of 6 years old with the Farruco teacher. With 12 years he begins his formation of Spanish and Classic Dance with Carmen Montiel (National Dance Award). In 1998 he enters to the National Spanish Ballet under the direction of Aída Gómez. In 2001, he is officially promoted to the solo category under the direction of Elvira Andrés. At the moment he collaborates with Eva Yerbabuena´s Company.

"Maestros" such as Caracolillo, Manolo Marín, Ciro, Paco Romero and Paco Fernández, set up the foundations of Charo Espino's dancing technique. She performed as prima ballerina with Rafael Aguilar´s Ballet Teatro Español, Luisillo´s Compañía de Teatro de Danza Española, Joaquín Ruiz´s Ballet Danzarte, Miguel Ángel´s Ballet Español, Compañía de Paco Peña ... In 1988 she makes her debut at the Bienal de Flamenco de Sevilla and one year later she already won the 'Navicella' dancing award in Italy , transmitted by the national TV network RAI. Also in Italy, she performs in 1990 as prima ballerina in the opera 'La Traviata' of Luigi Pizzi and José Carreras.

After studying with the teacher Inmaculada Luque in his native Córdoba, and being a pupil at the Dance Conservatory, he started participating with the Ziyab Dance Company, directed by Javier Latorre. Ángel Muñoz became the soloist in the choreographic play based on “La fuerza del destino”, acting in many stages in Europe. He performed in operas like “La traviata” and “La del soto del parral”, and even in TV shows,  before winning in 1994 the “La Mejorana” award in the Flamenco Art National Show of  Córdoba. The same year he went all around the United States in a six months` tour with the María Benítez Dance Company.

She has been part of different companies, Mariquilla´s Ballet, Rafael Aguilar´s, Juan Andrés Maya´s, Manuel Marín´s and Manolete´s. As a solo dancer she has danced with Juan Andrés Maya in his show called “Cautivo” touring all throughout Europe. She has also danced as a solo dancer with the show “Dialogo del Amargo” directed by Mario Maya. She has performed for the King and Queen of Spain at the Culture Awards Ceremony. She has worked in television. As well as being a bailaora she is also a dance teacher and an actress working in different plays such as “Romula” and “Madres en las nubes”.

Pol Vaquero was born in Córdoba, in 1980. He began his dance studies in the Conservatoire of Córdoba at the age of ten and began his professional career at the age of 16 with Antonio Canales company in the production “Torero”. Among the notable companies he has worked with, that of Antonio Canales is outstanding in works such as “Torero”, "Gitano", "Minotauro", etc. and with Vicente Amigo as guest artist. Pol has appeared as soloist for the National Ballet of Spain in “Grito”, and in Joaquin Grilo’s company. He has also appeared as soloist in “De Amore”, by Mauricio Sotelo. Pol was guest artist with Antonio Canales and Juan de Juan for the show “Chanson Flamenca” and he participated as a dancer in the videoclip of Alejandro Sanz’s “Corazon Partío”. At the present time he is working with the National Ballet of Spain.

Born in Cádiz in 1985. She started dancing being only five years old at Pilar Ogalla’s school and after just two months performed for first time on stage. In 2000 she starts dancing professionally at the Tablao Cordobés of Barcelona. In 2002 Auxi participates in the Pregón de los Carnavales de Cádiz with Sara Baras and since then becomes part of her Company. In 2005 she performed with Chick Corea at the Musical Theatre of Barcelona for the recording of the Touchstone’s DVD. She kept performing with them in their Spanish tour and after that, in the USA and Japan’s tour. In 2007 she performs at many different tablaos in Madrid and Barcelona.

Born in Madrid, he began his studies in 1989 in Córdoba at the Real Conservatorio de Danza. Graduating with outstanding mention in the field of Spanish Dance and Flamenco, he started his professional career at the age of 15. In 1996 and again in 2001 he was awarded the prize for best dancer in the contest Certamen de Coreografía de Danza Española y Flamenco. In 2007 he received the award Premio Nacional de Córdoba for ‘Soleá’. Alfonso Losa has taken his Flamenco Art to places like Europe, Asia, Japan and South America. Today he continues to perform with his own company as well as dance as a guest artist in other companies.

He made his debut in Mayte Galan´s Ballet de Danza de España and has not stopped touring ever since. He has danced in stages of France, United Arab Emirates and Santo Domingo. In 1995, he formed his own company, “Taracea”, and performed in El Corral del principe in Granada and later on in different “tablaos” with his company. He has performed in some of the most important theatres in the world such as The Opera Theatre in Kiev or the famous “Café de Chinitas” in Tokio. As well as a bailaor he is professor, having taught in Marseille and Israel.

Since her debut in 1986 with the ballet Danzas de España, she developed her brilliant career working in the most famous national venues: Auditorium Manuel de Falla, Teatro de la Maestranza (Sevilla), Teatro Tivoli (Barcelona), tablao Albaizin and music and dance festivals (Granada). She has taken her art in international tours from Paris and Santo Domingo to the Arab Emirates, acting in the National Theater Narodowy (Warsaw), International Dance Festival of Confolens (France), World Trade Center of Cairo, Cervantes Institute in Manchester, and as soloist in the Kiev Opera of Ukraine and the Solea Center in Marseilles.

Born in 1980 in Jerez de la Frontera. At the age of 9 she started studying Classical and Spanish Dance and graduated in this two disciplines at the Royal Academy of Dancing as well as the Conservatorio Profesional de Danza de Sevilla. Antonio “El Pipa” gave her her first debut participating in the show De Cai, El Baile and later on in Vivencias at the Villamarta Theatre. She was invited in August 2007 to the de Berlín Pfefferberg Festival, along with guitar player Tino van der Sman in the show Cartas a Nadie. Javier Barón will count on her in his Company for Meridiana where she will start in the Mont de Marsan Festival and theatres in Sevilla and Madrid.

He began studying Classical Spanish and Flamenco dances at the age of ten. In 1997 he participated with the companies of Clara Ramona and Joaquín Grilo. He also joined the El Güito Company. In 1999 he performed with the Carmen Cortés Company in “Salomé”. In 2000 he danced with the Companies “El Güito” and Manolete in the XI Bienal de Flamenco de Sevilla. In 2003 he performed for the King and Queen of Spain. In 2004 he performed during six months in “El Flamenco” tablao in Tokio along with Mari Paz Lucena in the show “Puro Gallardo”. With Mario Cortes’ company he toured throughout Holland as a solo performer. In 2006 he returned to Holland and Germany with the show “Espectáculo de Granada”.

Born in Barcelona, at the age of 5 she traveled to Almería to begin her Dance studies, which she later completed in Madrid. She has been formed under the guide of some of the most important artists of current times. She has traveled around the whole world with her dance, an elegant dance so much of posture, as of arms and hands movements, with an amazing zapateo (shoe-tapping), strong and concise, which made her the winner of two important awards, the Carmen Amaya Award to the most complete bailaora in the Dance Contest of Hospitalet de Llobregat and the Second Prize at the contest La Perla de Cádiz.

He began his studies at Pastora Martos´ dance school with ballet, classical Spanish and Flamenco classes. He developed his own style from professors like María Muñoz, Manolo Núñez, Antonio Canales, Manolete and Eva la Hierbabuena among many others. In 1996 he received the Ricard Moragues Award, whilst performing for the company Color Danza Española. He also created dance on the lyrics of “Duquende”, “Chicuelo”, Miguel Poveda, Enrique Morente and Vicente Amigo. He has participated in festivals as the Bienal de Sevilla, the 48º Music and Dance Festival of Granada and the Festival of Argelès.