Rubio de Pruna

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Performances at La Cantaora

ANTONIO FLORES CORTES, a Gypsy flamenco singer better known in the world of flamenco singing by the artistic name RUBITO DE PRUNA, was born in 1983 in the neighborhood “Los Vikingos” in Córdoba. Coming from a Gypsy family, he began singing at a very young age, starting his career in singing accompaniment. He always stood out for his art at Gypsy gatherings in his hometown, gaining recognition in flamenco gatherings and private parties.

In 2006, he moved to Seville where he began to stand out in the Casa Badia flamenco gathering. From there, he started performing extensively, making a name for himself in the Sevillian flamenco scene, including participating with the Federation of Flamenco Peñas of Seville in the Peñas Circuit of Guardias and other recitals.

Afterwards, he began singing for prominent artists such as Manuela Carrasco, Juan de Juan, or the Farruco family, touring the world with them. In 2008, he won the first prize at the II International Flamenco Singing Contest “Puerta de Alcudia” in Puertollano. In 2011, he obtained the first prize at the Las Minas “Por Bulería” Contest.

He has worked for extended periods in the best tablaos in Spain, such as Casa Pata in Madrid, El Cordobés in Barcelona, and all the tablaos in Seville. In 2012, the great Paco de Lucía included him in his group; he was the last singer he worked with until his death in 2014 and participated in Farruquito’s production “Puro.”

In 2014, he won the prize at the LIII Antonio Mairena Deep Singing Contest. Currently, he is preparing his first solo album and is part of the Sara Baras Flamenco Company. Additionally, he regularly performs at the Los Gallos Tablao in Seville.

Antonio Flores Cortés was not born in Pruna but in Córdoba in 1983, the same year Antonio Mairena passed away. Since he was a child, he developed as a singer in the best dance companies, from Manuela Carrasco to the Farruco family. Paco de Lucía must have seen something in him to choose him in 2012 as his singer, accompanying him until his passing in 2014.

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Pau Ferri
05/02/2025

No tengo palabras, tuve la suerte de estar junto al tablao, no soy muy de flamenco, era por verlo en Sevilla, y me han saltado las lágrimas de ver la pasión en persona y sentirla en cada uno de los pelos que se me han puesto de punta, cada uno de ellos era un maestro, el cantaor, desgarrado por la pasión, Pedro, el guitarrista, para los que tocamos acordes, algo de otro mundo, la cantaora, puro arte y los dos bailarines, bufff, esto hay que verlo y vivirlo, porque en palabras no se puede transmitir, un alcoyano en Sevilla que se va enamorado del flamenco y del buen arte apasionado, gracias, de corazón

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Tassiwashere1
05/02/2025

Tolle Show! Die Tänzer und Sänger haben eine super Stimmung erzeugt. Sie tanzen und singen mit Leidenschaft. Da wir im Februar hier waren, waren nicht viele Tische belegt. Trotzdem eine coole Erfahrung

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Un espectáculo muy bueno,lo recomiendo.

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P B
01/02/2025

Attending La Cantaora Tablao Flamenco Show in Seville was an absolute highlight of my trip! From the moment the performers took the stage, I was completely captivated by their raw passion, incredible talent, and electrifying energy. Each artist—whether singer, dancer, or guitarist—delivered a breathtaking performance that radiated authenticity and emotion. What truly sets this show apart is its intimate setting, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the magic of flamenco without feeling like you're in a tourist trap. Even without understanding the language, the music and expression spoke volumes—the power, intensity, and joy of flamenco transcend words. I was completely blown away by the artistry and emotion on display. If you’re looking for a genuine, unforgettable flamenco experience in Seville, La Cantaora is an absolute must. Highly recommended!

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Eric Cruciani
31/01/2025

Spettacolo da vedere consigliato 🤩