© Marina Rodriguez
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Robert Browning Associates, Lotus Music & Dance, and Roulette in partnership with Flamenco Festival present
Saturday, March 7, 2026 at 8:00pm Ángeles Toledano 
509 Atlantic Avenue at 3rd Avenue
Downtown Brooklyn | tel. 917-267-0363 |
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Ángeles Toledano, a rising star in flamenco, brings her powerful voice and fearless artistry to New York, presenting a show that combines tradition with innovation and captures the essence of flamenco in its purest and most daring form. She has won many awards, toured the US and Mexico as part of Nueva Generación de Jóvenes Flamencos (New Generation of Young Flamencos) show, accompanied acclaimed flamenco performers Arcángel, Remedios Amaya, and Ángel Muñoz, and been a member of Paco Peña’s flamenco company. Her latest album, Sangre Sucia, explores the duality of heritage and modernity, weaving deep-rooted flamenco cante (song) with contemporary influences. The performance is an emotional journey through strength, vulnerability, and resilience. In this concert, the cantaora will present some of her new songs in a duo format, alongside her traditional flamenco repertoire, bringing her distinctive perspective to each of the different cante styles.
She will be accompanied by Benito Bernal, an important name in the future of flamenco guitar, who has performed with her for many years. He made his solo debut at the XXII Bienal de Flamenco de Sevilla several years ago, and has accompanied many renowned flamenco artists, including Arcángel, Eduardo Guerrero, and La Tremendita. Their remarkable performance at the Flamenco Festival in London in 2025 was one of the highlights of the event. 
Made possible in part with a grant from the Howard Gilman Foundation.
Tickets: $35 advance*; $40 at door; $30 seniors & students with ID (advance* and at door) *+$2.50 processing fee per advance ticket |
Flamenco Festival New York 2026 is a project supported by INAEM, Ministry of Culture and Sport, Seville City Hall, Acción Cultural Española, Fundación SGAE and with the collaboration of Instituto Cervantes, as part of its World Flamenco Congress.
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