Paula Rodríguez Cardamomo Flamenco Madrid

Our bailaora Paula Rodríguez First Prize of “Las Minas”.

The Flamenco Festival of Las Minas is probably the most prestigious flamenco competition in Spain, which any artist wants to win as it raises their artistic reputation enormously within the flamenco world. Well, one of our main dancers, Paula Rodríguez, has won the first prize in the modality of rudeness, with a sublime Taranto.

Do not miss it. Enjoy her at Cardamomo because she is the bailaora who best moves the flamenco shawl in Spain.

Congratulations Paula !!

FESTIVAL DE LAS MINAS – WIKIPEDIA.

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Our bailaora Paula Rodríguez First Prize of “Las Minas”.

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