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Lorca Festival 2026: Lorca, Flamenco, and Japan

Name of the organization or individual
Elsur Foundation
subsidy category
Creation Grant
Grant Type
single year

FY2025 2nd Term Creation Grant Category I Single-year Grant Art Creation Activities

Business Overview

The second year of the three-year festival was a special one-night event featuring Spanish and Japanese Lorca experts, poets and flamenco artists at the Teatro Federico García Lorca Center in Lorca's hometown of Granada.
In the first part of the symposium, José Javier León, Naoka Mori, and Kyoko Shikaze discussed for an hour. During the intermission, there was an unexpected discussion between the audience and the panelists.
The first half of the second part is a recitation of a poem by Yoshio Nomura and a guitar performance by Antonio Heredia "El Chonico". In the second half, Fuensanta La Moneta, one of Spain's leading flamenco dancers, was invited as a special guest, along with young Japanese dancers Ito Shona and Yamamoto Kai. Singer Sergio Gómez “El Colorao ” selected a poem by Lorca and Marcos Palometas played guitar.
The finale was filled with excitement as the three dancers danced Granada's Tango together.

Period of Activity / Project
[Performance] Friday, March 13, 2026
Venues
Centro Federico García Lorca, Theater(Granada, Spain)

Profile

[Elsur Foundation]
It was established in October 2011 by Kiwao Nomura (poet) and Mariko Nomura (producer/flamenco dancer).
In 2012, he established the "Elseur Foundation Rookie of the Year Award," which honors outstanding rookies in the 3 categories of "Contemporary Poetry," "Contemporary Dance," and "Flamenco."
In 2017, the house of Kiwao Nomura and Mariko was renovated to open the El Sur Foundation Museum of Poetry and Dance.
Many events are held in theaters and museums.