Thursday 26 January 2017

ROCÍO MÁRQUEZ

PRESENTS ‘EL NIÑO’
Introduction 8 PM: Faustino Núñez /The making-of El Niño, de erfenis van Pepe Marchena
Rocío Márquez zang, Miguel Ángel Cortés flamencogitaar, Raúl Cantizano elektrische gitaar, Los Mellis zang/palmas, Antonio Montiel slagwerk, Niño de Elche zang/improvisaties

The young flamenco singer Rocío Márquez draws flamenco, as she puts it, ‘out of the
museum’ and cuts right through the genres.

Rocío Márquez (Huelva, 1986) has been praised by the press and audiences for her sensitive interpretations of the classical flamenco repertoire. However, she is equally happy to use her melodious and clear voice to cut through the genres and draw flamenco, as she puts it, ‘out of the museum’. Her second solo album ‘El Niño’ (2014) is a provocative tribute to singer Pepe Marchena, who is now a classic, but was a revolutionary in his day. The old songs sit comfortably in the new world of rock, electronic music and improvisations of the ‘anarchic’ flamenco singer and songwriter Niño de Elche. From this emerge exciting 21st century flamenco interpretations of marvellous depth. Márquez is a singer who carves out her direction digging through tradition and who shows that classicism and avant-garde are complementary. With artists like Roció Márquez flamenco has a golden future.

Rocío Márquez is Artist in Residence of the Flamenco Biënnale 2017.

More information and program of the Flamenco Biënnal 2017

http://www.flamencobiennale.nl/

The Bimhuis restaurant is open prior to the concert from 6.30 til 8.30PM (reservations via 020-7882158). After the concert, the Bimhuis Café is open (free entrance).

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