These are the 10 December parties you can’t miss in Seville

Within the course “Christmas Ambassadors”which will bring some great poetic figures to the Ambassadors Hall, and Enhua Arteta will be one of its heroes. The artist has built a distinguished and diverse career: he is able to move with equal mastery between opera and zarzuela, and has a special talent for presenting poetry to the public. Ainhwa has performed on the most important stages in the world, where she conquered audiences with her voice and sensitivity. Last year, he already delighted the Seville crowd at the Ambassador Hall, leaving everyone with honey on their lips, so his concert on December 4 promises to be an unforgettable show.

The Ambassadors Hall of the Royal Palace in Seville is preparing to shine with the presence of Ismael Jordi as part of the “Christmas Ambassadors” concert cycle, the same event that will witness the appearance of Ainhoa ​​Arteta a week ago. Jordi has become one of the most promising voices in contemporary Spanish poetry. Since his first steps in young talent competitions, he has followed the path that led him Filling theaters and halls all over Spain.

Just a few months ago, he celebrated the 25th anniversary of his artistic career at the Teatro La Real Maestranza, an anniversary that confirms his place in the musical panorama. Its repertoire ranges from Bel canto classics to more modern piecesalways made with that personal stamp that distinguishes it, and Seville will have the opportunity to enjoy it in a unique and special place like the Alcázar.

Another year, “This is How Our Land Sings at Christmas” returns to the Teatro La Maestranza with a poster full of well-known voices: Ainoa Arteta, Ismael Jordi, Siempre Asi, Cesar Cadaval, Maria Toledo, Cantores de Hespales, Rosario La Tremendita And other artists who will make up this very special Seville Christmas event. For its part, the Symphony Orchestra of the Municipality of Seville, conducted by Francisco Javier Gutierrez Juan, will be the musical thread that accompanies the entire evening. The Entreolivos School Choir, the Friends of the Teatro de la Maestranza Choir and the Alala Foundation, the entity to which the benefits of the concert will be allocated, will also join, reinforcing the solidarity nature of the event.

Since the release of their debut album “La Verdad” in 2016, Siloé’s style has continued to evolve. His last album “Santa Trinidad” marked a turning point in his career, now with the release of his single “Words”Band A begins A new artistic stage. The concert on December 17 in Seville will be the perfect opportunity to experience this change first hand. An offer that is part of a program An unusual festivalwhich will be held at the Cartuja CITE, and will include a renewed repertoire.

On December 18, Real Alcázar will open its doors to baritone Juan Jesús Rodríguez, who will be part of the “Christmas Ambassadors”, a series in which Ainhoa ​​Arteta and Ismael Jordi will also participate a few weeks ago.

Born in Huelva, he trained at the Madrid Conservatory and made his debut in 1994 at the Teatro de la Zarzuela with the opera Eugene Onegin. Since then, he has developed an international career that has taken him to stages such as The Metropolitan Opera in New York, the Royal Opera House in London, the Deutsche Oper Berlin or the Gran Teatro del Liceo. In addition to his operatic versatility, Juan Jesús Rodríguez also discovered flamenco, highlighting his intention to connect with his musical roots.

Pastora Soler will present her tour on December 20 at the Cartoga Centre “Roses and thorns”which is the date that is celebrated 30 years on stage. In this concert, there will be many hit songs that marked his career. Songs such as “Corazón Frozen”, one of his first hit songs, “La malacustom” or “Quédate mí” will be played. That’s why the Korean singer will present an evening full of nostalgia, but also joy, because in a music world dominated by speed, building and maintaining a strong career for three decades is no easy task.

This show captures the essence One of the most emblematic flamenco epics. Under the direction of Antonio Fernández Montoya “Faro”, the different generations of this breed – from grandparents to children – will gather on the stage of the Cartuja Center to present a day of singing, dancing, guitar and compas as a prelude to Christmas Eve. To do this, they will rescue the popular carols and flamenco zambompas, filling the city with the Christmas spirit in their own way: with family and with flamenco.

This is how Jerez sings at Christmas when she arrives in Seville with “Gira La Estrella”, where she will perform on December 26, 27 and 28. Directed by Louis de BerriquinThis project brings together young flamenco artists from Jerez de la Frontera who grew up surrounded by Christmas carols, zamboba and Christmas traditions. All this with the spirit of Jerez as its flag. after Selling tickets On previous tours, the group will return for another year to put the finishing touches on the year and fill the Seville nights with singing, compas and duende.

At the moment, there are only tickets remaining for the ticket on the 27th at 9:30pm, and those on the 28th, at 6 and 9pm.

The concert “Diva Navidad” will take place at the Teatro de la Maestranza, and will star soprano Mariola Cantarero. On the occasion of his birthday 25 years on stageThe artist proposes a musical journey around the world – and Christmas – with a repertoire ranging from Austria, Germany, Italy and Ireland to the United States and England, without forgetting her native Spain. Accompanied by a pianist Antonio Jose Henares And the percussionist Manuel LukeMariola would replace pieces of popular tradition with works by composers such as J.F. Handel, Felix Mendelssohn, Irving Berlin, or José Feliciano. Likewise, their performance will include emblematic songs such as “Blanca Navidad”, “Silent Night”, “Adeste fideles” or “Joy to the World”, along with famous Andalusian Christmas carols such as “Campana sobre Campana” or “Los Campanilleros” and others.

On January 1st of every year, millions of people start their year by following… New Year’s party in Vienna. Following the same spirit, Teatro La Maestranza proposes its own New Year’s party, which will also include waltzes, polkas and the typical sounds of Viennese music.

the Spanish Symphony Orchestradirected by Keenan Jonesthe group will be responsible for presenting a program that includes works by composers such as Strauss, Dvořák, Offenbach or Nicolae, among others, thus closing the year at the highest level.