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Miguel “El Rubio”

Bailaor (Dancer)

Miguel Ángel Ramos, better known as "El Rubio", is a dancer from Seville with a long career who stands out for his elegance and quality when dancing. The mixture of his evident self-confidence but at the same time relaxed is a consequence of a great flamenco experience on stage.

Biography

The young dancer has grown up surrounded by the art of flamenco since his early childhood. When he was only five years old, he made his debut in the show directed by Antonio Fernandez Montoya “Farru”, “Los gnomos del flamenco”. At the age of eight he participated in the Bienal de Flamenco in Seville with the show “Triana pura”. He continued his tour in Spain, accompanied by great artists such as: Remedios Amaya, Ricardo Miño, Pastora Galván, La Argentina, El Pele, Rocío Molina, among others.

Festivals, Theaters and Awards

2008- Bienal de Flamenco (Teatro Alameda de Sevilla) with the shows “+ Jóvenes + Flamenco” and “Peñas de guardia”. Jóvenes Flamencos Award.
2010- Show “Vinática” (France-Cádiz) with the dancer Rocío Molina.
2011- Festival de Cante Grande de Casabermeja (Málaga) with the dancer Carmen Ledesma and the singer Manuel Moreno Maya, “El Pele”.
2011- Gypsy Music Festival (Oslo, Norway) with “Yagori”.
2011- Mont de Marsan Festival (France) with “Danzaora” by the dancer Rocío Molina.
2011- Andalusí Music Festival (Morocco) with the flamenco singer Esperanza Fernández.
2015- International Flamenco Festival (Japan), “Tribute to Paco de Lucia”.
2016- Tour in China with the flamenco singer “La Argentina”.

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Cardamomo is definitely one of the best flamenco shows in Madrid.

Cardamomo is definitely one of the best flamenco shows in Madrid.

— Spanishsabores.com

One of the better flamenco stages in town

One of the better flamenco stages in town, Cardamomo draws more tourists than aficionados, but the flamenco is top notch.

— Lonely Planet

Madrid has dozens of fine tablaos (flamenco venues), but there’s only one Cardamomo.

All the spontaneity and raw passion of flamenco thrives here in this dark, smoky bar 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…

— The Guardian
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