$20 ($15 Students with valid ID)

Includes a plate of Paella and a glass of Sangria

House opens 7:30PM

Join us for a marathon of flamenco music and dance which will end with a jam mixing with Arab music as we celebrate the famous Feria de Sevilla New York City style.

With

Alfonso Cid (Vocals, Flute and Cajon)
Arturo Martinez (Guitar)
Maya De Silva (Dance)
Giselle Saad (Dance)

And many other guests

Feria De Sevilla:

Every April, the town of Seville throws a week-long party attended by one million people. La Feria de Sevilla began as a cattle trading fair in 1847, and through the years has evolved into a great Spanish round-the-clock spectacle of flamenco, bullfighting and fun. Seville is considered the center of flamenco music and culture, a main genre of which is known as "Sevillana" because many of the composers and songs are from the city.

New York city boasts a great number of talented Flamenco musicians and dancers. The scene has been vibrant for many years, and dance an singing flamenco classes are currently very popular among New yorkers. It befits New York to celebrate the Feria and to bring many musicians from many traditions together.

Last updated: 2008-04-08 10:25:29