Sep. 2018
Greeting
Danzarte was founded in 2014. The company continues to have the privilege of performing fantastic repertoires every year aiming to introduce the attractiveness of Spanish dance to the audience with the team members who are active in the front lines in Spain. Thank to you all that we have been able to participate the Japan Media Arts Festival promoted by the Agency for Cultural Affairs several times to date. We would appreciate your continuous support for us to present our works that are timeless and inspiring.
Yoshie Tani
She began studying ballet at the age of 8, and then entered Yoko Kamatsubara Spanish Dance Company at the age of 18. As a star of the Company, she appeared on the stage in many countries not only in Japan but also Spain, the United States, Brazil and other Asian countries for many years.
She appeared on NHK Education programs, musicals and the Japan tour of María Pagés Company. With Yoko Kamatsubara Spanish Dance Company, she performed the leading role of the stage of “Carmen”, “La Traviata”, “Blood Wedding” and others. In the stage of “Lysistrata”, she co-starred with Israel Galvan. In 2009, she was elected as a rising artist trainee for overseas study program of the Agency for Cultural Affairs and studied at Antonio Márquez Company. There, she performed with the members of the Company including David Sánchez in their tours in Italy and Festival Internacional de Santander. In 2012, her first recital “Beauty and Fantasy of Spain” was premiered at Akasaka Sogetsu Hall. In the same year, she was awarded the 67th Rookie of the year in the category of Arts Festivals and Dance by Agency for Cultural Affairs of Japan. She founded Danzarte Spanish Dance Studio and its dance company in 2014.
He joined the Paco Romero Dance Company at the age of 15. Then, he joined Ballet Nacional de España at the age of 19 where he performed many repertoires as a soloist such as “Bolero”, “Ritmo”, “Medea”, “La Vida Breve”, “El sombrero de tres picos”, “El Concierto de Aranjuez”. He also performed at companies like Danza De Lunares, Antonio Márquez Company, The 21st century Flamenco Company. He demonstrated his talent as a dancer as well as a choreographer from early on. In 1999, he won the Best Dancer Award in "A veces sueño". His work of “Me viene al pensamiento” won the Special Recognition Award in a competition sponsored by Madrid Theater in 2004 and “Pléyade” won the highest award in 2006. Currently, he is a director of Enclave Español, and concurrently, he is a professor of choreography and acting at "María de Ávila" Superior Conservatory of Music and Dance in Madrid.
He entered the Royal Marienma Dance School from his early childhood where he studied under the legends like Paco Romero and José Granero, and graduated with honors. He joined Antonio Gades Dance Company with a scholarship at the age of 14 and participated their performance. In 1997, he appeared on the stage of “Sleeping Beauty” of The Royal Ballet in the UK in which Sylvie Guillem played the leading role. In 1999, he joined the Ballet Nacional de España and he distinguished himself as a top dancer soon after his enrollment. He performed as a soloist in the repertoires such as “Semblanzas”, “Bolero” and “Ritmo” and played the leading role of the stage of “Poeta” created by Javier la Torre. In 2004, he joined Antonio Márquez Company as a leading dancer. In 2010, he founded his own dance company, Enclave Español. The company has been invited to many art festivals in Europe including Lyon and Marsille in France, and the company is now highly praised in Europe. He is also one of the best dancers of Classico Español in Spain.
He joined the Paco Romero Dance Company at the age of 15. Then, he joined Ballet Nacional de España at the age of 19 where he performed many repertoires as a soloist such as “Bolero”, “Ritmo”, “Medea”, “La Vida Breve”, “El sombrero de tres picos”, “El Concierto de Aranjuez”. He also performed at companies like Danza De Lunares, Antonio Márquez Company, The 21st century Flamenco Company. He demonstrated his talent as a dancer as well as a choreographer from early on. In 1999, he won the Best Dancer Award in "A veces sueño". His work of “Me viene al pensamiento” won the Special Recognition Award in a competition sponsored by Madrid Theater in 2004 and “Pléyade” won the highest award in 2006. Currently, he is a director of Enclave Español, and concurrently, he is a professor of choreography and acting at "María de Ávila" Superior Conservatory of Music and Dance in Madrid.
