Amores brujos

The union between Manuel de Falla and María Lejárraga is a narrative that explores the collaboration and deep bond between two of the most influential figures in modern Spanish culture. Through stories and anecdotes told by the protagonists themselves, it is revealed how their relationship was key in the development and preservation of flamenco and Spanish music.

Manuel de Falla, an essential composer of Spanish classical music, and María Lejárraga, a writer and translator, shared a friendship and collaboration that transcended the limits of artistic creation. Lejárraga, in addition to being one of the main advocates for Falla's work, contributed to the contextualization and dissemination of his music, especially regarding flamenco.

The narrative intertwines with vibrant flamenco scenes, where renowned artists such as Israel Fernández, Rocío Márquez, Cañizares, Patricia Guerrero, and Carmen París, among others, bring to life the rhythms of the compositions that Falla created inspired by the flamenco tradition. The proposal offers a unique and enriching view of how Falla's work merged with the soul of flamenco, through the influence of a brilliant woman like María Lejárraga, whose contribution was fundamental for the consolidation of the cultural legacy of both.

This meeting of figures is not only a tribute to art and music but also to a crucial period in the history of Spain, filled with passion, cultural revolution, and a myriad of emotions through flamenco and its most current voices.