Antonio Molina, “El Choro” (Huelva, 1985), is one of the most prominent flamenco dancers of his generation, recognized for his stage presence, his mastery of rhythm, and his deep flamenco roots. He initially trained with his father and later with masters such as Javier Latorre, Rafael Campallo, and Manolo Marín, as well as completing his studies at the Fundación Cristina Heeren de Sevilla.
After winning the II Certamen de Flamenco Joven de Huelva in 1999, he launched a career that has led him to collaborate with figures such as Israel Galván, Eva Yerbabuena, Javier Barón, and Vicente Amigo. In 2016, he premiered his first solo show, Aviso: bayles de jitanos, for which he was recognized as breakthrough artist at the Festival de Jerez. This was followed by Gelem (2018), directed by Manuel Liñán, and #SiDiosKiere (2022).
In this show, “El Choro” invites the audience to enjoy his traditional flamenco and Gypsy dance in a recital accompanied by leading figures of guitar playing and singing. A perfect symbiosis between “El Choro” and his ensemble, like the conductor of an orchestra where each member knows their unique and essential role. A full interaction between the dancer's flamenco and his accompaniment in the show In situ.