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Rubén Olmo/Manuel Busto/Alejandro Cruz/Agustín Diassera/Rarefolk/Diego Losada/Víctor Márquez/Enrique Bermúdez/Pau Vallet, La Bella Otero

I: Prologue

I: Romería and tears

I: Gypsies

I: Carmen

I: Monte Carlo casino

I: Café cantante

I: Apprentice to a star

I: World Tour

II: Folies Bergère

II: Queen of the casino

II: Belle Époque

II: Birthday in Maxim's

II: Virgin of Valga

II: Rasputin

II: Spectres of the past

La Bella Otero by Rubén Olmo — With the Spanish National Ballet

2023 Festival de Granada: Generalife Theatre (Alhambra)

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Cast

Rubén Olmo — Choreographer

Gregor Acuña-Pohl — Dramaturgy

Eduardo Moreno — Stage design

Yaiza Pinillos — Costumes designer

Juan Gómez Cornejo — Lighting

Manuel Martín Nieto — Imagery

Patricia Guerrero — Guest artist

Program notes

From the 2023 Festival de Granada, just steps away from the Alhambra, experience the world-class talents of the Spanish National Ballet in a dramatic new work by their director Rubén Olmo! Operatic in scope, the emotional La Bella Otero tells the story of the famed Carolina Otero, a dancer and actress born in 1868 who rose from humble origins in Galicia to become a star at Paris's Folies Bergère, and whose renowned beauty made her a coveted companion of royals and artists. With dance styles ranging from folk to flamenco (with the incredible Patricia Guerrero!) to contemporary, La Bella Otero plunges us into the atmosphere of belle époque Paris with a large cast of impeccable dancers and lavish costumes by Yaiza Pinillos.

Photo © Fernando Marcos

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