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Duende: Flamenco Festival at Aga Khan Museum in Toronto

Explore bravery, beauty, and a broad variety of flamenco music and dance when the Aga Khan Museum presents locally and internationally acclaimed artists during their fourth annual Duende: Flamenco Festival.
Dates: Saturday, Nov 3 – Sunday, Nov 11
Where: Aga Khan Museum – 77 Wynford Drive, Toronto
Price: Duende Festival packages
Save 15% if you see three or four shows
Save 20% if you see all five shows
50% parking discount available if you purchase tickets to three or more performances
FILM
VENGO WITH PERFORMANCE BY CARMEN ROMERO
Saturday, November 3, 2018, 3pm
PERFORMANCE
FLAMENCO ARABIA
Sunday, November 4, 2018, 6:30pm
PERFORMANCE
BLOODSONGS AND TAMAR ILANA
Wednesday, November 7, 2018, 8pm
PERFORMANCE
QUDUD FLAMENCO
Friday, November 9, 2018, 8:30pm
PERFORMANCE
MANUEL RAMIREZ WITH SPECIAL GUEST RENKA FEATURING JOSE VEGA
Sunday, November 11, 2018, 4pm
Flamenco is an art form built on three Abrahamic faiths and the musical expressions of three continents – at first glance, these traditions and contexts seems disparate and irreconcilable. But flamenco is the ultimate example of what happens when artists look beyond limitations imposed by the outside world. The dance form continues to evolve and is shaped by scenes across the globe, as you will experience during the performances and film screening at our fourth annual Duende: Flamenco Festival. Artists will be demonstrating what awaits on The Other Side of Fear.
Highlights of the week-long festival include:
- Qudud Flamenco is a world-premiere performance in collaboration with the Festival du Monde Arabe de Montréal, which fuses flamenco with a Syrian classical-music form that originated in Andalusia.
- Flamenco Arabia, the Canadian Arabic Orchestra’s presentation of music and dance that blends the Spanish sounds of Andalusia with contemporary Arabic music.
- Carmen Romero, principal dancer of the Compañía Carmen Romero, based in Toronto, who is a towering force on the North American flamenco dance scene.
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