The band returns with a new work full of good vibes, improvisation and pure fusion. A live show full of energy, where the rumba, funk and mestizo rhythms mix with the passion and freshness of always.
The Rambleta Theater in Valencia presents Rambleta Flamenca, a cycle of six concerts of flamenco and Spanish music with dance. Mediterranean Guitar is a group of Valencian artists that fuses various disciplines and styles to create original and high-quality shows.. With more than twenty years of experience, the group has performed on stage ... Read more
The Song of Oblivion, set in a romantic Naples of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, immerses us in a world of humor, romance and clever deceptions. The El Ganso inn stands in a lively square, where princess Rosina stays. Toribio arrives there, a traveling musician, while in the ... Read more
Always Luis Miguel el Tributo is a romantic and elegant tribute to the Mexican Luis Miguel, where many of their greatest hits are reviewed and an authentic experience is recreated, transporting the viewer to the successful world tour “Tour Romances” of the year 1997. His boleros like “Under the table”, "Us", “I don't know about you” , ... Read more
WISAU is a recently created Valencian indie band that focuses on melodic rock with two voices., where the energy of their own songs is combined with reinterpreted versions with their own personality. Formed by Ana Sánchez (battery), Fernando “Tommy” Rodríguez (low), Javi Agustí (lead guitar and vocals) and Pedro Ruiz (rhythm guitar and vocals), the ... Read more
Until the end the party is a messy musical-emotional anthology, sung and told in first person by Marta de la Luz, performed by Mamen García. A work that speaks with humor about what it means to be a woman in these times, but also love, of freedom, of wishes, of passions, of encounters and disagreements, talks about ... Read more
Everything is going to be fine...or it's not much more than a comedy show: It is an optimistic statement about the need we have to believe that a better world awaits us. In these times of uncertainty, in which no one knows what the future will bring and the only certainty is that we are all going to die, lo ... Read more
Between Fury and Love is an immersive live music concert, rhythm and emotion. An immersive format where music and light create an intense and direct experience. Between Fury and Love is a concert based on the strength of rhythm and the intensity of live music. ... Read more
Iconic: Los Clásicos Renacidos is an immersive musical show in which classical music is revealed through a contemporary and minimalist visual aesthetic. The musical program, built from works by Ludovico Einaudi, Franz Schubert, Yann Tiersen and Frédéric Chopin, merges with the visual language of the artist Infinite Mantra, creating ... Read more
Colors of Sound is a concert where music and light dialogue to create an immersive sensory experience. Each melody is accompanied by a visual language and color palette designed to reflect the emotion and energy of the music.. Greatest hits — from Whitney Houston to Billie Eilish, de The Beatles ... Read more
In a city that seems to have forgotten who inhabits it, the residents of a run-of-the-mill community see how the foundations of their security begin to crack. This work explores the fragility of a lower-middle class caught between job insecurity and the threat of being displaced from their own environment. És un retrat sobre la invisibilitat ... Read more
At a time when polarization is growing, the questioning of fundamental rights and distrust of democratic institutions, an uncomfortable but necessary question arises: What can citizens do when institutional means are not enough to stop an injustice?? Factoría Rambleta and the Valencian Association of Democratic Jurists (AVJD), present a new colloquium, 'La ... Read more
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