Miguel \u201cEl Rubio\u201d (the Blonde) was born in Seville among a family with deep flamenco roots. He dedicated himself to flamenco dance from a very early age, debuting at the impressive age of 5 in the show \u201cLos Gnomos del Flamenco\u201d directed by \u201cEl Farru\u201d. He also participated in the Bienal de Sevilla at the age of 8, with the proposal \u201cTriana Pura\u201d.<\/p>\n
On top of teaching and working at some of Spain\u2019s most prestigious tablaos<\/em>, Miguel has performed at a variety of festivals and theatres around the world, such as the \u201cCl\u00f4itre Nazaire de B\u00e8ziers\u201d where he was the main act in \u201cFlamenco de Raza\u201d; or at the XV edition of the Bienal de Sevilla in the shows \u201cJ\u00f3venes Flamencos\u201d and \u201cPe\u00f1as de Guardia\u201d, which earned him the prize \u201cJ\u00f3venes Flamencos\u201d.<\/p>\n In 2010 he took part in \u201cDanzaora\u201d and \u201cBitanica\u201d, dancing at these shows alongside the acclaimed bailaora <\/em>Roc\u00edo Molina.<\/p>\n In 2011, he worked next to Carmen Ledesma and El Pele<\/em> at the Cante Grande de Casabermeja <\/em>festival. That same year, he would travel to the Oslo Gyspsy Music Festival, as well as the \u201cAndalusi\u201d festival in Casablanca, alongside the cantaora<\/em> Esperanza Fern\u00e1ndez.<\/p>\n A year later he would return to Seville\u2019s Bienal de Flamenco<\/em> next to artists such as Carmelilla Montoya, Paco Taranto, Remedios Amaya and Juan Jos\u00e9 Amador. Miguel has also taken part in the International Festival \u201cWOMAD\u201d as well as the homage show for Paco de Lucia in Japan.<\/p>\n Miguel\u2019s dance stands out for being elegant and contained, with outstanding control over the beat and palmas<\/em>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":17083,"template":"","disciplina":[],"class_list":["post-11749","artista","type-artista","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n