ELECTROFLAMENCO 3.0

“Electroflamenco 3.0” is a stage work in trio format where the live electronics and sound art of Artomatico open a space of creation, comunity and dialogue with the flamenco dance of Paula Comitre and the contemporary sax of Juan M. JIménez

Spanish musical tradition – flamenco as well as classical avantgarde music – define the fertile soil where to trigger the unique language of this trio. The three artists perform, sample the music, process it, mixing and transcending it.  This is an auditive, visual, and emotional experience in deep artistic harmony. Physicalness and abstraction, avantgarde and tradition, experiments and dialogues are the elements of this three-dimensional playground. The flamenco rhythms take us on a journey without borders that is made up of communication, experimentation, improvisation, respect, sensitivity , past, future, and, most of all, freedom.

 

“The intensity of the work did not diminish the harmony or beauty of this art proposal. A performance in four times developed with elegance, delicacy and great temperance”

El País. Spain

 

As great as the title, as sensual and emotional as the piece: “Electroflamenco 3.0” is a dreamlike journey through the landscapes of life.

FlamencoDivino. Germany

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ABOUT ELECTROFLAMENCO 3.0

More than a decade ago, Daniel Muñoz, under his alias, Artomático, started experimenting with the possibilities of a dialogue between electronic music and flamenco. Growing out of a career as a drummer, sound engineer and producer, his debut album Electroflamenco was released in 2015, following several years of intense work. Daniel Muñoz created his own musical world with sequencers, samples, programming, rhythms, and sound, based on talks and experiments with dancers, musicians, and singers. Since then, this artistic work has undergone a continual evolution. Most recently, in 2020, Artomático teamed up with dancer Paula Comitre and saxophonist Juan M. Jiménez in a trio format for the concert ‘Electroflamenco 3.0’

More than a decade ago, Daniel Muñoz, under his alias, Artomático, started experimenting with the possibilities of a dialogue between electronic music and flamenco. Growing out of a career as a drummer, sound engineer and producer, his debut album Electroflamenco was released in 2015, following several years of intense work. Daniel Muñoz created his own musical world with sequencers, samples, programming, rhythms, and sound, based on talks and experiments with dancers, musicians, and singers. Since then, this artistic work has undergone a continual evolution. Most recently, in 2020, Artomático teamed up with dancer Paula Comitre and saxophonist Juan M. Jiménez in a trio format for the concert ‘Electroflamenco 3.0’

More than a decade ago, Daniel Muñoz, under his alias, Artomático, started experimenting with the possibilities of a dialogue between electronic music and flamenco. Growing out of a career as a drummer, sound engineer and producer, his debut album Electroflamenco was released in 2015, following several years of intense work. Daniel Muñoz created his own musical world with sequencers, samples, programming, rhythms, and sound, based on talks and experiments with dancers, musicians, and singers. Since then, this artistic work has undergone a continual evolution. Most recently, in 2020, Artomático teamed up with dancer Paula Comitre and saxophonist Juan M. Jiménez in a trio format for the concert ‘Electroflamenco 3.0’

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Electronic music, artistic direction
Artomático
Dance
Paula Comitre
Sax and pedals
Juan M. Jiménez
Choreographer
Paula Comitre
Musical direction
Artomático, Juan M. Jiménez

Light design
Antonio Valiente
F.O.H mix
Chipi Cacheda
Production and distribution
Artomatico.com & Auroralimburg.com

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