GAYLES.TV.- Today November 25 the Carnegie Hall of New York dresses up to present the show "Lorca died of love" within the framework of the events of the 150º anniversary of the room.
"Lorca died of love" is a heartbreaking story in a flamenco key that tells us about the last romance lived by the poet with Juan Ramírez de Lucas, a love that could cost life to be, most likely, the reason that prevented him from fleeing Spain at the beginning of the civil war despite knowing the danger that was running.
The installation is carried out by the Flemish company David Morales and it's based on the novel "The dark loves" From the writer Manuel Francisco Reina who has created the script for the representation from his own text. The show is a musical that combines contemporary dance with the most classic flamenco. Directed by Juan Estelrich with music Daniel Casares, has the participation of a very special guest, the cantaor Miguel Poveda that with this staging in New York puts a finishing touch to a year that for him has been very special, both professionally and personally. Miguel Poveda made public his homosexuality and his fatherhood by surrogate gestation alone last summer. Gay, single father and flamenco, broke molds with his statements: "In flamenco there have been gays since the world is world. People have to love each other, to love each other, to enjoy art, life. "
Today these two flamenco monsters, David Morales and Miguel Poveda are going to return to New York the immense legacy that Federico García Lorca brought with him back from the trip that, in the years 30 took him first to Cuba and then to the United States, where he would return no less than with "The public" and "Poet in New York" in your luggage.
Precisely it is at the moment of the return when "Lorca died of love" starts. The lack of love experienced by the poet is reflected in a dance with the dancer Noeli Sabarea that wrapped in a shawl with the republican flag and the national one wants to symbolize the convulsive Spain to which Federico returned to die.
A luxury of spectacle and protagonists to whom we wish the greatest success with this tribute to the great Andalusian poet.
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