Saturday 25 july at 20:00

Al-Andalus /// Jazz in Fort l'Écluse

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Flamenco

Fort l'Écluse, route de Genève, 01200 Léaz

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Al-Andalus is a flamenco creation brought together by artists from Switzerland, France and Spain.

Conceived as a space for dialogue between cultures and trajectories, Al-Andalus is part of a living flamenco in constant transformation. On stage, dance becomes the beating heart of the project, thanks to Grenadian dancer Macarena Mulero and Swiss dancer Antonio Perujo. Together, they deliver a sensitive performance of tension, listening and improvisation. Alongside them, musicians shape the sound: Antonio Heredia's vocals, Miguel Calatayud's guitar, Juan Manuel Cortes' percussion and Marc Croft's violin. Al-Andalus is a group that crosses aesthetics and opens flamenco to other resonances. An imaginary territory where heritages meet and reinvent themselves. A moment of sharing, where dance and music unite to bring out that which cannot be mastered: "duende". The musicians: Macarena Mulero: dance; Antonio Perujo: dance; Antonio Heredia: vocals; Miguel Calatayud: guitar; Juan Manuel Cortes: percussion; Marc Crofts: violin