Faro - Eduardo Guerrero

Faro is a flamenco show by Eduardo Guerrero that takes the lighthouse as a symbol of reunions, farewells, storms and dawns, and moves through different palos and versions of songs inspired by the sea.

Faro is a flamenco dance show built around the image of the lighthouse, a landmark associated with reunions, farewells and changes in the weather. Starting from that idea, Eduardo Guerrero's production moves through different palos of flamenco and versions of songs related to the sea.

The staging is restrained: the set is reduced to the essentials, and the dance, the music and the lighting interact to build a journey of an emotional character. The choreographic language stands out for its strength and elegance, and it maintains a direct link with the flamenco tradition.

Eduardo Guerrero is considered one of the leading figures of contemporary flamenco. He has presented his work in prestigious international theatres and festivals, and his style combines solid technique with an intense stage presence and a personal take on flamenco. His distinctions include the Premio Lorca for best male flamenco dance performer and the Premio Cultura de la Comunidad de Madrid. The show is staged at the Gran Teatro Pavón, on Calle de Embajadores, a theatre that mainly hosts plays.