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Spanish dance troupe Los Vivancos, known for blending traditional flamenco with acrobatics, modern dance, and martial arts, will perform at the MEB Sura Hall in Ankara on Nov. 8.
Brought to Türkiye by the organizer UConcert, the troupe is known for an innovative style that pairs flamenco’s deep-rooted heritage with contemporary performing arts.
The show combines flamenco’s signature rhythmic footwork with dynamic choreography inspired by acrobatics and martial arts. Known for its distinctive stage language, fast pace and theatrical storytelling set to live music, the troupe aims to give audiences a richly layered visual and musical experience.
According to a listing from the Ankara Festival, the group has given more than 2,000 performances in over 300 cities across more than 60 countries, reaching audiences of over 3 million.
The brothers also appeared on the U.S. television program "Dancing With the Stars," which their booking agency says drew an audience of 35 million.
The troupe is no stranger to Turkish audiences. In 2012, it performed its show "Aeternum" at Ankara’s Congresium on May 24 and at Istanbul’s İs Sanat the following day. Its music was recorded with more than 100 musicians of the Budapest Symphony Orchestra, and Daniele Finzi Pasca, known for his work with Cirque du Soleil, served as art director.
The group later returned to Istanbul with "Born to Dance," a show that features choreography set to songs by artists such as Metallica, Deep Purple and Leonard Cohen.
The show will run for one night only in the capital. Tickets will be available through the organizer’s official sales channels.
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