To support your local journalism, subscribe!You have chosen to refuse the deposit of cookies, you can modify your choice at any time, here.The content of this site is the result of the work of journalists who bring you quality, reliable, comprehensive local information and innovative online services every day.This work relies on the additional revenue from advertising and subscriptions.Already subscribed?Isère Evening EditionIf you see this field, leave it blankLe Dauphiné Libéré, as data controller, collects information in this form which is recorded in a computerized file by its Customer Relations Department, the purpose being to ensure the creation and management of your account, as well as subscriptions and other subscribed services.If you have consented, this data may also be used to send newsletters and/or promotional offers by Le Dauphiné Libéré, its affiliated companies and/or its business partners.You can permanently exercise your rights of access, rectification, erasure, limitation, opposition, withdraw your consent and/or for any question relating to the processing of your personal data by contacting LDLABOWEB@ledauphine.com or consulting the following links: Data protection, Terms of use of the site and Contact.The Personal Data Protection Officer (dpo@ebra.fr) is in copy of any request relating to your personal information.The evening edition in digital from 9.30 p.m. The newspaper in digital from 5 a.m. Unlimited access to all contentIsère Evening EditionFind all our content and our digital newspaper Download the applicationFrom September 8 to October 1, 2022, Seville is organizing its 22nd flamenco biennial.On the occasion of this cultural event of world reference, several daring shows are already scheduled in the Maestranza, Central, Lope de Vega and Alameda theatres, as well as at the Triana hotel.Flamenco is a popular artistic expression characterized by song, dance and guitar.Adobe Stock Photo"Over the years that pass and post-covid, flamenco experiences changes that materialize in a generational exchange", confides Chema Blanco, director of the 22nd biennale, before continuing: "flamenco becomes organic, porous to changes in our society and the sensations felt jointly.We observe an overcoming of the old limits in terms of forms and sounds.There is more freedom!".Thus, the biennale, which welcomes both renowned artists and the new generation, will show these enriching changes, in correlation with the pulsations of the present time.The essential axis: forget the difficult times we are going through, to bring out a new beautiful energy, regenerating and saving.Come especially to applaud Dani de Moron, Eva Yerbabuena, Yeli Yeli, Juana La Del Pipa, David Lagos, Olga Pericet, Maria Terremoto, Patricia Guerrero, Alvara Martinete, David Coria, Alfonso Losa, Ana Morales, Paula Comitre… In parallel with the concerts / shows, video sessions, photo exhibitions, conferences and flamenco initiation and confirmation workshops take place throughout the city in southern Andalusia.Info and reservations at http://www.labienal.com/programacion/It is a popular artistic expression characterized by song, dance and guitar.Very codified, this musical atmosphere, which we call "palos" is distinguished by rhythmic cycles and themes of words that are specific to it.As for the songs, the "cante jondo" is often hoarse and lyrical, expressing suffering, sadness, joy, love... At the level of the dance, we also emphasize a typical gesture: the feet strike the ground ("zapateado") while that the upper body sketches arabesques (“braceo”).Since the middle of the 19th century, the guitar has accompanied singers and dancers with dignity: the musicians tap the strings (“rasgueado”) while playing other melodic sequences (“falsetas”), all creating chords with unusual colors.Finally, it happens that percussions mingle with the whole: the simple clap of the hands, the tambourine, the castanets and sometimes the cajon are therefore also present.Among the greatest flamenco singers, dancers, guitarists and percussionists, we note in particular: Antonio Chacon, Camaron de la Isla, Enrique Morente, Carmen Linares, Vicente Escudero, Manuela Carrasco, Concha Vargas, Israel Galvan, Andres Marin, Paco de Lucia, Ramon Montoya, Tomatito and Gerardo Nunez.Sources: https://pad.philharmoniedeparis.fr/Would you like to discover Seville during the flamenco biennial?Read our dedicated article here without delay.Stay from €110 per night (flights included).To plan your trip and book your tickets to the biennale, consult the following sites in particular:https://www.spain.info/en/https://www.andalucia.org/fr/accueil/https://www.visitasevilla.es/en/