The Teatro Miela was created on 1990 by the Bonawentura Cooperativa which is still running the space and the programing. The theatre hosts world and rock music, cinema, science labs, comedies and drama productions. The theatre hosts every year world and rock music, cinema, science labs, comedies and drama productions.
AC/E supports the concert by Ultra High Flamenco, one of the best Spanish flamenco instrumental bands. Both of their albums were each nominated as BEST SPANISH FLAMENCO ALBUM (2010 & 2011).
The musician's levels are undeniable: José Quevedo (guitar), 2 time Latin Grammy nominated, and awarded as the "Best Flamenco producer in 2012 and 2013"; Pablo Martín (double Bass), plays with Jorge Pardo, Chano Domínguez, Gerardo Núñez, and he's part of Rocío Molina's dance project; Paquito González (percussion), plays with Vicente Amigo, and he was the percussionist in Paco de Lucía's latest album; Alexis Lefevre (violín), plays with Vicente Amigo, Dorantes and Javier Barón.
The repertoire is composed by the four musicians, flamenco and improvisation being its basic elements.The group’s sound is evolving way of conceiving the instrumental flamenco and continues to explore her intimate relationship with jazz.
AC/E supports the concert by Ultra High Flamenco, one of the best Spanish flamenco instrumental bands. Both of their albums were each nominated as BEST SPANISH FLAMENCO ALBUM (2010 & 2011).
The musician's levels are undeniable: José Quevedo (guitar), 2 time Latin Grammy nominated, and awarded as the "Best Flamenco producer in 2012 and 2013"; Pablo Martín (double Bass), plays with Jorge Pardo, Chano Domínguez, Gerardo Núñez, and he's part of Rocío Molina's dance project; Paquito González (percussion), plays with Vicente Amigo, and he was the percussionist in Paco de Lucía's latest album; Alexis Lefevre (violín), plays with Vicente Amigo, Dorantes and Javier Barón.
The repertoire is composed by the four musicians, flamenco and improvisation being its basic elements.The group’s sound is evolving way of conceiving the instrumental flamenco and continues to explore her intimate relationship with jazz.