Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is Jardín de los Zuloaga; the venue is signaled from the N 110 access road in Prádena.

How long is the concert?

The program runs approximately 90 minutes.

Is the concert outdoors?

Yes — it takes place at Centro recreativo El Bardal / Jardín de los Zuloaga in an open-air setting.

Are there age restrictions?

No age limits were provided; standard concert etiquette applies for young attendees.

Can I buy refreshments at the venue?

Specific inclusions aren’t listed; plan to sample local bars or bring a small snack if permitted.

Is there parking nearby?

Access is signaled on the N 110 (acceso, 40165 Prádena); allow extra time for village parking.

Flamenco Meets Orchestral Spain: Lorenzo Moya Trio with Laura Reyes in Prádena

Prádena, in Castilla y León, is a small Segovian town where a summer evening can rearrange the senses. Here the open-air Jardín de los Zuloaga and the Centro recreativo El Bardal host a rare crossover: flamenco phrasing braided with orchestral sweep. The event on the program celebrates María de Pablos’ 120th anniversary and showcases the OSCYL alongside Lorenzo Moya Flamenco Piano Trío with guest Laura Reyes — a compact, intense collision of piano, bass, percussion and voice that pushes traditional Spanish repertory into new shapes.

The evening centers on music that moves between forms: powerful orchestral pieces like Castilla and Faunos, Turina’s Danzas, and a selection titled Canciones, reframed by the Trio’s piano-first approach. Lorenzo Moya’s project translates the legacy of great flamenco guitarists to piano, adding jazz-minded improvisation and chamber sensibility. Expect a repertoire that blends original compositions with reinterpretations of Joaquín Turina and Sabicas, and textures built from low-lying bass lines, crisp percussive accents and lyrical piano lines. Occasional guest colors—clarinet or harmonica-style timbres heard in collaborations with artists such as Jorge Pardo or Antonio Serrano on other projects—underline the Trio’s collaborative spirit.

What makes this a standout for visitors is its sense of place. Prádena’s compact plaza, stone façades and the roadside access on N 110 (acceso, 40165 Prádena, Segovia, Spain) frame the performance in an honest, provincial setting: no gilded concert hall, just clear night air and voices carrying across garden paths. The combination of OSCYL’s orchestral heft and the Trio’s chamber immediacy gives local audiences a version of Spanish music that feels both rooted and experimental: tradition filtered through improvisation and modern arranging.

Practical notes matter here. The program runs roughly 90 minutes and is suited for listeners who enjoy attentive, dynamic concerts rather than background music. The venue is social and outdoor—bring a jacket for late-night temperatures in Castilla y León, a seat cushion if you prefer, and ear-friendly gear if you are especially close to the stage. Arrive early to find the Jardín de los Zuloaga meeting point and take a moment before the first chord to walk the local streets; Prádena’s village scale rewards exploration and helps the concert land as part of a full evening under the Spanish sky.

For travelers, this is a cultural stop that pairs well with local tapas, a short walk through town, and an evening that feels handcrafted: a regional orchestra amplifying the raw intimacy of flamenco piano and voice, in a setting that makes every phrase feel immediate and earned.

Flamenco Meets Orchestral Spain: Lorenzo Moya Trio with Laura Reyes in Prádena

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