Diego El Cigala

OLYMPIA THEATER. Saint Vincent the Martyr, 44

As Ramon says, I mean Diego, Do you mean Ramón?!!, Yeah, but I want to say Diego, bueno, The crayfish: “flamenco must be lived”. El flamenco es juerga y noches, noches en el Candela, en Casa Patas, en el Olympia si nos dejan, noches con Tomatito, Morente y Riqueni; así es como se aprende y se vive, y así es como Ramón se fue creciendo. Para Diego el flamenco también es salsa y son cubano, también son boleros y rancheras, porque todo está relacionado, y no hay nada malo en ello, but quite the opposite. Tras recorrer literalmente todo el mundo, nueva parada en Valencia, para darnos un respiro y dejarnos viajar un poquito de su mano. FEDE FERNANDEZ

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