The cante flamenco tenor Emilio Cort\u00e9s accompanies her with his powerful, inhabited voice. His singing, rooted in the purest flamenco tradition, is an invitation to an inner journey. And to crown the evening, FlamencA Arles has the privilege and honor of welcoming guitarist Ati Tampi de Campaneda to Arles for the first time. His guitar, by turns delicate and explosive, promises to illuminate this closing night with a touch as rare as it is eagerly awaited. A closing evening not to be missed under any circumstances. The spring festival comes to an end, but the emotions continue.<\/p>\n
Enjoy an immersive experience as close as possible to this extraordinary art form!<\/p>\n
Flamenco as you’ve never experienced it before.<\/p>\n
As the great artist from Cadiz, Paula Sierra, proclaimed at the last FlamencA Arles festival: “To experience the most authentic flamenco, you don’t need to go to Andalusia, come and see it in Arles”.<\/p>\n
Whether you’re an aficionado of this unparalleled art form, a music lover or simply curious to discover this culture, the sincerity of their interpretation appeals to all sensibilities.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
For this exceptional closing evening, three artists of great stature. The extraordinary young bailaora C\u00e9line Dausan La Rosa Negra, whose name alone evokes mysterious beauty, will set the stage ablaze with her magnetic presence.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":0,"template":"","label":[],"type_poi":[],"ville":[16],"class_list":["post-261163","evenement","type-evenement","status-publish","hentry","ville-arles"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n