Pilar Andújar in Concert

EL SALTO – new album 2021

Luciole International Theatre in partnership with MECA presents Pilar Andújar in concert with her latest 2021 album El Salto. This avant-garde flamenco experience will take place at MECA in Houston, TX on September 4th, 2021.

Pilar Andújar began her dance training at the early age of seven and holds degrees in Spanish Dance, Flamenco and Ballet, as well as a Master of Performing Arts. She started singing in 2002 with the Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana Company at the Joyce Theater in New York, NY – USA.

She debuted her first album Andró in 2017 and toured the USA, Spain, Algeria, Turkey and Mexico. It was nominated in seven categories at the Spain’s Música INdependiente MIN awards in 2018. Her song La última palabrita won the top prize at a songwriters competition in Alicante – Spain.

She has taken her music around the world including in Mexico on Morelia’s Square, in Algeria at the Salle Magreb de Oran, in Turkey at the music festival METUART in Ankara, the Bosnian National Theater in Zenica, in Spain at Cafe Berlin in Madrid, and in the USA at the Arts Center Theater in Ozark, AR, the Scat Jazz Lounge in Dallas, TX and One2One in Austin, TX.

The New York Times has called her fusion of traditional Flamenco with New Flamenco and Pop: “Imperious, Dominant and Individual.”

When: Saturday, September 4th, 2021 at 7:00pm
Where: MECA 1900 Kane St Houston, TX 77007 or Virtually (an easy to access web link will be emailed to you)
Tickets:  $25 (also virtual tickets and donations are welcome) Group Discount: 4 tickets for $80 ($20pp)
Visit the website www.meca-houston.org for advance purchase 

Voice, Dance and Castanets: Pilar Andújar
Violin: Roberto Riggio
Percussion: Michael Longoria
Guitar: Jose Manuel Tejeda
Bass: Dylan Jones

Covid-19 Protocols include: 80% capacity audience seating, temperature check at the door, sanitized space, and masks required for all audience members.

This program is made possible by the Houston Arts Alliance.
Any donations will go to the continued efforts of Luciole International Theatre to bring international and interdisciplinary work to Houston.