
Forever Flamenco : Renacer
Sunday, October 18, 2026 · 7:00 PM PDT · The Fountain Theatre · Los Angeles, CA
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RENACER: The Art of Rebirth After more than a year of recovery from a career-threatening injury, Artistic Director and dancer Alexandra Rozo makes her fierce return to the stage. RENACER (Rebirth) is a traditional flamenco production that honors change, fresh beginnings, and the raw power of survival. The evening takes audiences back to the deepest roots of the art form with a triumphant return to the soul of flamenco. To celebrate this milestone, Rozo shares the stage with a world-class cast, featuring two internationally renowned flamenco stars from Spain, Amparo Heredia “La Repompilla,” the prestigious Lámpara Minera award-winning singer and Special Surprise Guest Dancer, a powerhouse, former soloist from the Ballet Nacional de España and Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía. RENACER: The Art of Rebirth Featuring *Amparo Heredia "La Repompilla" - Singer *Isaac Tovar - Special Guest - Dancer Alexandra Rozo - Artistic Director - Dancer Tiana Alvarez - Dancer Christine Orihuela - Dancer Jose Tanaka - Dancer *Special Guest Book Tickets Support Forever Flamenco Share on Facebook Amparo Heredia “La Repompilla” Amparo Heredia “La Repompilla”, is a Gypsy flamenco cantaora (singer), born in Málaga in 1970. She began singing professionally at the age of 16 in Miami, introduced by Juan de Alba at the Costa Blanca tablao in that city. Despite her young age as a performer, she toured most of the flamenco tablaos in the most important US cities, including the Triana tablao, the "Cacharritos" tablao, and the cities of Chicago, New York, and Washington. Later, she joined Carlota Santana's company, where she worked for several years at the Symphony Space theater in New York. At the "El Flamenco" tablao in Mexico City, she spent a long season accompanying all the great artists who passed through as their singer. She returned to Spain and began working at Casa Patas, one of the most important flamenco tablaos in Madrid. She started making a name for herself in the…
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