El Tete

Ricardo Fernández “El Tete” in Cardamomo from July 21 to 23.

He was born in 2000 in the cradle of a gypsy family in Sant Roc, Badalona (Barcelona);

Since he was little he has been in direct contact with great artists and has as a reference great dancers, which are: Joaquín Cortés, Farruquito, Jose Maya, El Yiyo (his older brother).

El Tete has a special star, flamenco wherever you look at it, it has a dance with race where we can appreciate the strength and elegance of its truth, which being so young shows great artistic maturity.

He will share these days with the great bailaora, Nazaret Reyes.

The youth of the new era of flamenco, in Cardamomo.

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