• Skip to content
  • Skip to footer
New York Latin Culture Magazine™

New York Latin Culture Magazine™

World-class Indigenous, African, European, Asian & Pacific Culture since 2012

  • New York
    • Manhattan
      • Upper
      • Uptown
      • Midtown
      • Downtown
      • New York Harbor
    • Brooklyn
    • Queens
    • The Bronx
    • Staten Island
    • New York State
    • New Jersey
  • Latin
    • African
      • West African
    • Asian
      • Chinese NYC
      • Filipino NYC
      • Indian NYC
      • Jewish NYC
      • Romani NYC
    • Caribbean
      • Creole NYC
      • Cuban NYC
      • Dominican NYC
      • Haitian NYC
      • Puerto Rican NYC
      • Trinidadian NYC
    • European
      • French NYC
      • Italian NYC
      • Portuguese NYC
      • Romanian NYC
      • Spanish NYC
    • Indigenous
      • Taíno
    • North American
      • Costa Rican NYC
      • French Canadian NYC
      • Guatemalan NYC
      • Honduran NYC
      • Mexican NYC
      • Nicaraguan NYC
      • Panamanian NYC
      • Salvadoran NYC
      • USA Culture NYC
    • South American
      • Argentine NYC
      • Bolivian NYC
      • Brazilian NYC
      • Chilean NYC
      • Colombian NYC
      • Ecuadorian NYC
      • Paraguayan NYC
      • Peruvian NYC
      • Uruguayan NYC
      • Venezuelan NYC
    • Women
    • Family
    • LGBTQ+
    • Disability
  • Culture
    • Art
      • Photography
    • Broadway+
    • Comedy
    • Dance
    • Fashion
    • Film
      • Television
    • Food
    • Music
      • Flamenco
      • Latin Jazz
      • Rumba
      • NYC Salsa
    • Parades
      • Festivals
        • Spring Festivals
        • Summer Festivals
        • Fall Festivals
        • Winter Festivals
    • Sports
  • Magazine
  • Things to Do in NYC
    • January 2022
    • February 2022
    • March 2022
    • April 2022
    • May 2022
    • June 2022
    • July 2022
    • August 2021
    • September 2021
    • October 2021
    • November 2021
    • December 2021
  • Travel
    • Puerto Rico
  • Sponsor
You are here: Home / Dance / Jesús Carmona

Jesús Carmona

Dance, Features Archive, Flamenco Artists, New York City Center, Romani Archive, Spaniards / August 7, 2019 by Editors

Catalan Jesús Carmona is one of the most charismatic stars of the new generation of Spanish flamenco dancers who carry flamenco traditions into our postmodern world.


Jesús Carmona: Amator at Lincoln Center Out of Doors

Carmona brings his Amator Spanish flamenco show to Lincoln Center Out of Doors at Damrosch Park in Lincoln Center on Wednesday, August 7, 2019 at 7:30pm (Doors 6:30pm). FREE

Brooklyn-based Arooj Aftab opens with her unique style of Pakistani/North Indian Sufi alternative rock.

This is smart curating. Most of us think of flamenco as Spanish from Andalucia, but the origins of flamenco are among the Romani people of Northern India. They were traveling court musicians, and still live in India. Flamenco absorbed influences all along the journey from Northern India to Southern Spain. So mixing flamenco with Sufi music of Pakistan/Northern India is spot on. ¡Bravo!

Seating is first-come, first-serve and these shows fill up. For seating, we recommend you arrive an hour before the doors open. But not to worry, many people enjoy shows from the plaza surrounding the stage in Damrosch Park.


Ballet Flamenco Jesús Carmona joins the 2018 Flamenco Festival at New York City Center

Jesús Carmona brings The Flamenco Festival to New York City Center.

Carmona joins New York City Ballet Principal Joaqúin De Luz, and the Advanced Beginner Group’s Artistic Director David Neumann in a discussion and performance centered in a five-day exploration of stillness as a choreographic concept. Friday, March 9 at 6 pm.  $15

The Company performs Ímpetus on Sunday, March 11 at 7 pm. $35 – $135.

Ímpetus means “bursting with energy.” Carmona’s latest work sets 11 dancers and musicians to interpret famous scores from Spain’s most beloved composers, including pianist Isaac Albéniz, flamenco guitarist Rafael Riqueni and others.

There are pre-show dance lessons in the Grand Tier Lobby at 6 pm.

Tickets from $35 to $135 are available at www.nycitycenter.org


Ballet Flamenco Jesús Carmona

Jesús Carmona is one of the new generation of flamenco artists who fuse flamenco traditions with what’s happening in the world now. He was born in Barcelona, Spain in 1985 and was a Principal dancer with Ballet Nacional de España. Carmona is known for his explosive and witty footwork, and his ability to express himself just by standing still.

Learn more about Carmona at jesus-carmona.com

Search New York Latin Culture Magazine


Sponsored by NYC's Leading Brands

Leading brands sponsor New York Latin Culture Magazine including: Jazz at Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, New York City Center, Blue Note Entertainment, Live Nation/Ticketmaster and The City's own NYC & Company.

The project is led by Keith Widyolar, a travel writer and marketing communications consultant who builds brands and businesses through public, media and government relations. He was named a “key Hispanic journalist” and “Hispanic travel market influencer” by NYC & Company, New York City’s official branding and tourism agency. He also works with Discover Puerto Rico.

The New York Stock Exchange had the team ring its closing bell for Hispanic Heritage Month. We can work for you too!

Sponsor
  • Terms and Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookies Policy
  • Sponsor

Copyright © 2012–2022 New York Latin Culture Magazine. All Rights Reserved. Tango Beat® is a registered trademark, New York Latin Culture™ and New York Latin Culture Magazine™ are trademarks of Keith Widyolar. Other marks are the property of their respective holders.