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Choro Molina

A dancer from Huelva, he combines the purest dance with new elements.

Antonio Molina, “El Choro” was born in Huelva on 5 February 1980. His father, a great fan of flamenco, encouraged him to follow the path of dance.
His effort and dedication were recognised in 2016 with the Revelation Artist Award at the Jerez Festival, with the show: “Aviso: Bayles de jitanos”. Galem” and “#SiDiosKiere” stand out among his strongest solo works. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with Miguel Poveda and Vicente Amigo among others. In 2016, he demonstrated his art at “Carnegie Hall”, one of the most important temples of music in New York. The impact caused by the ovation of applause and recognition, produces in “El Choro” a lot of emotion and eagerness to continue sharing his art.
Manolo Marín, Javier Cruz, Javier Latorre, Antonio “El Pipa”, Javier Barón, Rafael Campallo, Israel Galván and Antonio Canales among others participated in his formation.

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“Estupendo show, flamenco de verdad, sin dramas ni estilos impostados, en este show los que bailan, son flamencos de verdad. El mejor bailaor masculino que he visto en años. Las chicas impresionantes. Fue tan bueno que repetí.”
— VeroM5, TripAdvisor

Live music is thriving in Madrid, from classical and opera to blues, rock and jazz, but the speciality is flamenco. It may seem odd that the music of the south is so important up here, but there are two reasons for that: first, a lot of Andalusians have made their homes here, and second, any flamenco artist worth his salt wants to play the big tablaos — dinner shows — in el capital. Cardamomo is the real deal, catering to a crowd that knows its bulerias from its soleas. There are three sessions a night, at 6pm, 8pm and 10pm, and, obviously, you’ll go to the latter.
— The Times

“Me and four of my friends went here to enjoy our first taste of Flamenco. Flamenco, if you don’t know, started as an expression to poetry. There is soulful signing, clapping, snapping and when the dancers begin their performance the emotion and power is intense. We went to the 8 pm performance and all really enjoyed it. I would recommend.”
— Arlington, TripAdvisor

All the spontaneity and raw passion of flamenco where a knowledgeable crowd gathers for live performances many weeknights from around 10.30pm. It’s all about a cantaor (flamenco singer) and guitar maestro, and this evocation of flamenco’s Andalusian roots ensures that Cardamomo is where the great flamenco performers really feel at home.
— The Guardian

Far from what we expected, the Tablao Cardamomo left us speechless, amazed and above all proud to be from here and to know that this culture is also ours. The rest of the people who packed the Tablao and the tables -many foreigners but also many Spaniards- had to enjoy it to the fullest.
— thewotme.com

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