Alfonso Aroca Tangent Flamenco at Teatro Góngora

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Pianist, composer, arranger and teacher born in Mengíbar, Jaén (1981) and raised in Córdoba (Spain). It was titled as Professor Superior de Piano, solfeggio, music theory, transposition and accompaniment in the Superior Conservatory of music of Córdoba, city where he also graduated as a master in music education. Completed his classical studies, in 2003, he moved to Barcelona with a scholarship for the Taller de Músics - with musicians Jordi Rossi, Eduardo Tancredi and Juan Ramon Caro, among others – and focused its study on modern music and styles such as jazz, flamenco and Latino and African American music. Since then begins an intense musical career that will make you act in the most important rooms, theatres and tablaos of Catalonia: Sala Apolo, Jamboree, Tarantos, Luz de Gas, Teatro Llantiol, yes-Club Jazz, La Antilla, Habanabarcelona, Harlem Jazz Club, La Casa Elizalde, Jazz Cava de Vic and the Nova Jazz Cava de Terrasa. Also in multiple national and international festivals such as the Festival of culture of Raval, Mataró l l'espectacle in the Mercat de les Flors, creative music and Jazz Voll Dam Barcelona, Cordoba Festival Sambeando, Festival Flamenco Cajon Barcelona Festival, Jazz Festival, International Festival of music of the Etnosur world, International Festival of the route of silk in Syria, Summers of la Villa (Madrid), the Flamenco Biennial of Seville, Guitar Festival of Córdoba, Tanger international Flamenco Festival, Festival Jazz au Chellah, the night white del Flamenco de Córdoba in all its editions, etc. In 2008 he returned to the South and begins its most creative phase. Although he will lead projects of soul music, funk and world music, perhaps flamenco at the piano will be their form of personal expression. And it will be in this art where to develop his research up to the present day. Accompanying the cante and flamenco specialist, won first prize in the XVI national contest of choreography of Spanish dance and Flamenco, with the company of Guadalupe Torres.