José de la Tomasa received the II International Giraldillo of Flamenco

The master of cante He is awarded the II International Giraldillo of Flamenco City of Seville in recognition of its more than fifty years dedicated to cante and the formation of new generations.

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La biennial of Flamenco of Sevilla paid tribute on Tuesday, October 1, to one of the most influential figures in the cante flamenco contemporary: Jose de la TomasaThe singer from Seville has received the II International Giraldillo of Flamenco 'City of Seville'. This prestigious award, which recognizes excellence and mastery in the arts flamenco, is awarded to the artist in recognition of his more than 50 years of career dedicated to cante and the formation of new generations.

The jury highlighted the "undisputed mastery" of José de la Tomasa, as well as his profound influence on international flamenco figures. Among the merits that justify the awarding of this recognition, the uniqueness of his style and his ability to transmit what is jondo through absolute respect for tradition, always maintaining an uncompromising artistic ethic.

José de la Tomasa, grandson of the legendary Pepe Torre and nephew of Manuel Torre, is the heir to one of the most deep-rooted lineages of flamenco. Since his beginnings in this art, his cante has been a constant reminder of the purest essence, combining his deep knowledge with a personal creativity that has marked the history of cante. His recital at the Andalusian Centre for Contemporary Art this Thursday 3rd under the title 50 years old with cante It promises to be a celebration of his career, in which he will review the compositions that have defined his career.

This International Giraldillo of Flamenco not only rewards the impeccable artistic career of José de la Tomasa, but also underlines his crucial role in transmitting the values of flamenco to the new generations. His educational work has left an indelible mark on the cante current, being a mentor to some of the most relevant figures on the scene flamenco.

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