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Pablo Fraile (Guadalajara)

Bailaor (Dancer)

He started very young in the art of flamenco and at the Conservatory of Dance Commander Fortea is formed under the guidance of Juan Carrillo ‘Juanma’ and Javier Palacios. After being chosen by Canales as part of their show La Casa de Bernarda Alba, begins to grow up professionally.

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He plays as a soloist with Channels in Soledades, piedra y cielo; with Javier Latorre, he went to Japan to join La Celestina work of Shoji Kojima Company, which production is scheduled for the Jerez Festival and Seville Biennale. Travel to St. Petersburg to share the stage with the great ballet dancer Faruk, playing Carmen; Tito Losada summoned him to his company as a dancer in the role of Aladdin in Las mil y una noches in Beijing (China). Soon later, he will work as soloist in Carlota Santana Company and will travel across the United States; Cecilia Gómez also chose him as soloist for the role of shaman who was played by Antonio Canales, in a tribute to Chavela Vargas; he also joined El Mistela Company, in the premiere life Bailando la vida in 2014 edition of Suma Flamenca. And after this intense career, Paul Fraile presented his first show: Libre, which is currently representing in different stages.

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Nice snapshot of flamenco

“Lovely intimate venue with a good view of the stage. Great performers who are clearly passionate and inspiring. Wonderful first experience of flamenco. At just under an hour, it’s a lovely taste of flamenco.”

— Lovetorove, TripAdvisor

¡Excelente opción para vivir el tablao español!

“He vivido una experiencia maravillosa, los cantaores, los guitarristas, los bailarines te permiten vivir un sueño con su espectáculo. La atención insuperable y la cena deliciosa!! Les invito a visitar este sitio, realmente espectacular. Gracias por permitir lograr un sueño.”

— Rosisa41, TripAdvisor

Cardamomo is the real deal, catering to a crowd that knows its bulerias from its soleas.

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…

— The Times
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